A new online quick reference guide will help make it easier for anyone working with families who are living in poverty. The resource provides practical ideas and sound advice based on the experiences gained through the Community Poverty Reduction Strategies Initiative.

Chelan and Corry Sabiston’s adoption journey has an interesting and happy twist.

The Ministry of Children and Family Development is looking for qualified service providers interested in delivering programs that support the needs of children and families in the Nechako Lakes and Burns Lake areas.

When 17-year-old Jade thinks about her 2004 adoption, she remembers her nearly six-year-old self being relatively unfazed.

Several years ago, when Melissa Jameson made the decision to have a child, she took the adoption route.

The Ministry of Children and Family Development and the Office of the Representative for Children and Youth have initiated a joint review of the use of hotels to house children who are in the care of the Province.

The purple caps arriving at B.C. maternity hospitals and public health units in the coming weeks have a dual purpose – they not only keep newborns’ heads warm, they can also help save their lives.

School-age children and teens need the love and stability of a forever family, just like younger children.

When 15-year-old Sydney Nachtigall is asked to reflect on a favourite memory, one specific moment quickly comes to mind for the bubbly high school cheerleader from Nanaimo.

When Stephen Paquette and husband, Glen Town, made the decision to become foster parents five years ago, their reasons for doing so were rather unique.