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No Time to Spare

Office of the child and Youth AdvocateNewfoundland and Labrador December 2021No Time to SparePublished by:The Office of the child and Youth AdvocateNewfoundland and Labrador193 LeMarchant RoadSt. John s, NL A1C 2H5 Printed by:The Queen s PrinterGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorNo Time to SpareiMessage from the child and Youth AdvocateThe title of this report No Time to Spare is a very clear message about the critical importance of timely interventions in the life of a child . Babies and young children grow and their brains develop at an incredibly fast pace.

(FCAPs), Child Welfare Allowance (CWA) placement, kinship placement and eventually as a significant other caregiver. This occurred despite uncertainty in CSSD’s support for the caregiver’s role. CSSD had closed the former foster mother’s home previously after investigating complaints and deemed it unsuitable.

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Newfoundland and Labrador’s Child and Youth Advocate is an independent Statutory Officer of the House of Assembly. She derives authority from the Child and Youth Advocate Act. The role of the Advocate is to protect and represent the rights, interests, and viewpoints of children and youth in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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