Where can I get a child intervention check in Alberta?

To request a Child Intervention Record Check, email [email protected].

What is an Alberta intervention check?

Government of Alberta Provides Intervention Record Checks to professionals who want to work with children or youth, or adults applying to become a foster caregiver, kinship caregiver, or adoptive parent to a child or youth.

How long is a child intervention check good for?

As you may be working directly with children, a clean Alberta Children’s Services Intervention Record Check (IRC) dated within 6 months may be required as a condition of employment and must be submitted to FVSD Human Resources prior to your first day of work.

What is a child intervention check?

A child intervention record check, or child welfare check, is a review to determine whether an adult has an existing intervention record with, Children and Youth Services, which indicates that the person may have caused a child to be in need of intervention as defined by the Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

How does child intervention services work in Alberta?

Sometimes we are called child intervention services, child welfare or child protective services. Our caseworkers provide intervention services in 7 regions and through 17 Delegated First Nations Agencies. Our work is guided by key principles such as: Your child’s safety and well-being is the top priority.

What do they do for children in Alberta?

Children’s Services focuses on early intervention, child development and delivering supports and services to children, youth and families.

Where is child welfare check in central Alberta?

The map does not show the actual location of this Organization or Service. Child Welfare Check (Previous), Central Alberta Child and Family Services (Previous), CYIM (Acronym), CWIS (Previous), CYS (Acronym)

Who is the Minister of children’s services in Alberta?

Rebecca Schulz was appointed Minister of Children’s Services on April 30, 2019. Consistent, sustainable funding allows child advocacy centres to provide coordinated and child-friendly services and supports to children and youth who have experienced abuse.