If your organization supports children, youth and/or their families, we would like to hear from you. Take part in our Survey and let us know how the economic downturn has had an impact on your organization. (version française du sondage)
Welcome to NACY's new website. We have streamlined, refreshed, and enhance it making it a key resource for the child and youth community. Read more about our website makeover! (Oct. 25, 2010)
Leaders from the Child & Youth sector gathered in Atlantic Canada from March 23 to 24, 2011 to to share knowledge and experience, and to provide guidance and advice on how to survive and grow during challenging times. Read the Highlights Report.
As the last two weeks of the federal election campaign unfolds and the election date of Monday 2 May looms, the National Alliance for Children and Youth (NACY) wants to ensure that candidates and parties address critical issues affecting children and youth in Canada.
The research and policy overview document captures what we think are 7 Key Issues affecting Children and Youth in Canada that we hope will help to influence the election debate.
Come attend our AGM on September 22 to hear about NACY's activities over the past year and a presention by Katherine Scott (Vanier Institute) on the changing demographics, socio-economic factors and trends that will impact our work in the sector.
Dr. Paul Kershaw is traveling across the country asking Canadians to consider carefully what can be done to address the reality that Canada has become a country in which it is harder to raise a family today than it was a generation ago. Come join NACY for a brown bag lunch on Wednesday, February 8, 2012.
The session will provide a unique opportunity for child & youth sector leaders to gather and to “take stock” of the sector in Canada, to share their knowledge and experience, and to provide guidance and advice that will be shared nationally on how to survive and grow during challenging times. For more information, email info@nacy.ca.
