Are you interested in provincial and municipal government? Do you have ideas or advice for the Ombudsman on issues impacting youth? If you are between the ages 12 and 19, you are encouraged
Mount Saint Vincent University to cover all tuition and fees for former youth in care. Follow this LINK for more information.
Are you a former Youth in Care between the ages of 19 and 29 living in Nova Scotia? Has COVID-19 caused you financial trouble? There’s help available! For more information please following this
Due to COVID-19 concerns, we are not able to have an in-person event this year for the launch for Foster Family Appreciation Week. However, we are hosting a virtual appreciation week filled with
Please be advised that effective April 1, 2020 the approved provincial government mileage rate is $0.4670 per kilometer. As always, this applies to Foster Parents and is the rate the Federation will use to
Please view this MEMO for more information regarding COVID-19 from Leonard Doiron, Executive Director, Child, Youth & Family Support (CYFS), Department of Community Services.
The Department of Community Services has obtained limited extended benefits for those foster parents between 65 and 85 years of age. For more information, please see memo HERE.
The province’s website currently features foster parent Viola Cain, of North Preston, at: http://novascotia.ca. Viola has gained a lot of wisdom from loving more than a hundred foster children. On behalf of the
Please take the time to review the fact sheet regarding the Amendments to the Children and Family Services Act.  FACT SHEET  If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact Gary Landry
Foster youth say they want to discuss sex, love, and relationships with their foster parents, but some are embarrassed or feel uncomfortable starting the conversation. The same holds true for foster parents. They
