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Foster Care Support

Wraparound support for foster placements and the caregivers who make them work.

Disability & Community Support
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Wraparound support for foster placements — for the young people in care and the families who open their homes. We work closely with families, agencies, and Indigenous elders to keep placements stable and culturally grounded.

Who it’s for

  • Children and youths in foster care, including those with disabilities or complex needs
  • Foster families who need extra support or respite
  • Agencies looking for a trauma-informed partner

How we provide support

Many young people in care have experienced trauma. Our approach centres safety, predictability, and trust. We support the young person day to day, help foster caregivers understand and respond to trauma-related behaviour, and provide respite so caregivers can recharge.

We coordinate closely with caseworkers and agencies so everyone is working from the same plan.

Rooted in culture and community

Connection to culture, family, and community is part of healing. Working with Indigenous elders and community members, we help keep those connections strong.

How we care

How we treat every client

Whatever the service, the person comes first — not the task list.

  • Dignity first

    We knock before we enter, ask before we help, and explain what we’re doing. Privacy and modesty are protected during personal care.

  • Their choices, their routine

    The care plan starts with the person — how they like their morning, what they eat, what matters to them — and we follow it.

  • Trauma-informed

    Safety, trust, and respect come first. We move at the person’s pace and never force care.

  • Culturally safe

    We honour each person’s culture, language, faith, and traditions, and work with families and Indigenous elders where they want us to.

  • Families stay in the loop

    You’re part of the care team. We share updates, listen to what you notice, and adjust the plan with you.

  • Nurses behind the team

    Registered nurses provide clinical oversight, so care workers have backup for medication, wound care, and changes in health.

Questions families ask

Straight answers about foster care support. Don't see yours? Call +1 587 850 2645.

More questions and answers

Do you support foster families as well as the young person?

Yes. Wraparound support means supporting everyone in the placement — including respite so foster caregivers can rest and recharge.

How do you keep young people connected to their culture?

We work with families, agencies, and Indigenous elders to keep culture, language, community, and family connections at the heart of the young person's care.

How getting started works

  1. Step 1: Call or send a request

    Call +1 587 850 2645 or fill in the consultation form. Tell us who needs care and when.

  2. Step 2: Free consultation

    We learn about the person — health, routines, culture, goals — and answer your questions. No cost, no obligation.

  3. Step 3: Care & funding plan

    We put together a care plan and look at which funding programs may apply. If you want, we prepare and submit the applications.

  4. Step 4: Care begins

    Our care workers and registered nurses start supporting your loved one, and we adjust the plan as needs change.

Staffed Residential Support

Round-the-clock staffed homes for individuals with complex support needs.

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Continuum of Care

Coordinated support that adapts as a person's needs change over time.

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Complex Care Needs

Nurse-led support for medically complex and high-acuity clients.

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Not sure where to start?

Book a free consultation. We prepare and submit your funding applications and follow up with the program, so you don’t have to navigate it alone.

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