Redesigned website supports critical knowledge access

May 18, 2023

Our Kids Network strengthens its online resources for people and organizations who work with Halton’s children and youth

Redesigned website supports critical knowledge access

Halton Region, Ontario – Our Kids Network, a Halton-wide partnership of agencies and organizations serving children, youth, and families, has launched a redesigned website and new resource hub at ourkidsnetwork.ca.

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Redesigned website supports critical knowledge access

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June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada

Redesigned website supports critical knowledge access

4 Seasons of Reconciliation Course

Halton Youth Impact Survey Results

OKN Announces Its New Executive Director

Recognize National Child Day with Our Kids Network

OKN Challenges Halton Residents to Commit to Action on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Statement From Our Kids Network on the Mohawk Residential School

Neighbourhoods Play a Key Role in Supporting Youth Development – Our Kids Network is Committed to Creating Opportunities for Youth in Halton

Relationships and Belonging Halton Youth

Halton Youth Impact Survey: Relationships Key to Youth Well-Being

National Indigenous History Month: An Opportunity to Learn, Reflect and Connect

Halton Youth Impact Survey Highlights Mental Health as a Priority for All Youth

Our Kids Network: Thriving children and families the vision of Halton-wide organization

4 Seasons of Reconciliation Course

Executive Director Christine Hartley leaving Our Kids Network

Halton Youth Impact Survey Results – Latest Bulletin Highlights Young People’s Experiences of Discrimination, Homelessness, and Food Insecurity

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