Interwoven Connections.

Bring the whole family and join us in Chatham at Mid-Wood Oxley Park for a peaceful morning in the forest with a fun scavenger hunt and nature walk. A chance to connect, regulate, and enjoy the beauty of nature together.

This webinar will focus on Aggression toward Family or Caregivers in Childhood and Adolescence (AFCCA).

AFCCA can cause significant physical and/or psychological harm to the child or young person, the family member or caregiver toward whom the behaviour is directed, as well as other family members. Join Parents for Children’s Mental Health and Interwoven Connections for this webinar focused on how to understand AFCCA, ways to consider managing at home, and where to get help.

This webinar will be available on-demand. This means that individuals who register for this webinar will receive the webinar recording link directly to their inbox so you can watch at your convenience. Data and information collected in this form will not be distributed or shared beyond Parents for Children's Mental Health.

Caregivers, take a break with us. Join a relaxed indoor walk-and-talk session to move, connect, and feel supported by others who get it. Let’s walk, share, and breathe together.

Join us on the 1st Tuesday of each month as we discuss all things surrounding adoption with openness, exploring the spectrum of topics that come with diverse family situations.

Aggression toward Family/Caregivers in Childhood and Adolescence (AFCCA) often leaves families feeling misunderstood, blamed, and isolated. This monthly, Clinician-led support group provides a virtual safe space that allows our community of families, in all forms, to learn from one another and share their perspectives.

Join us in Barrie on the 1^st Wednesday of each month between 7-8pm, for a time of connection and support over a cup of coffee.

Come as you are and meet other parents and caregivers in Whitby in a supportive space for conversation and connections. This event is open those registered in our free Peer to Peer Support Network Program.

Are you parenting a child with a chronological or developmental age between 10-13 years old? Join together with other parents and caregivers to share your experiences, and offer (as well as receive) support, encouragement and comfort from others on a similar adventure!

Aggression toward Family/Caregivers in Childhood and Adolescence (AFCCA) often leaves families feeling misunderstood, blamed, and isolated. This monthly, peer- facilitated support group provides a virtual safe space that allows our community of families, in all forms, to learn from one another and share their perspectives.

Are you the parent/caregiver, kin, or customary caregiver to an adult aged 18+ who has or may have FASD? This monthly support and education group will cover the unique challenges faced by caregivers of adults with FASD. This group is free of charge and open to parents and caregivers of the Interwoven Connections community.

Join members of the Interwoven Connections Dad’s Zone to share the joys and challenges you are facing in parenthood. This is a support group for families registered with Interwoven Connections.

Our monthly support group for kinship families provides a safe space for kinship parents and caregivers to connect with others raising children in their extended family. This is a support group for families registered with Interwoven Connections.

Join us in St. Catharines on November 15th, 2025 2-3pm, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers over a cup of coffee.

Are you parenting a child with a chronological or developmental age between 6-9 years old? Join together with other parents and caregivers to share your experiences, and offer (as well as receive) support, encouragement and comfort from others on a similar adventure!

Aggression toward Family/Caregivers in Childhood and Adolescence (AFCCA) often leaves families feeling misunderstood, blamed, and isolated. This monthly, Clinician-led support group provides a virtual safe space that allows our community of families, in all forms, to learn from one another and share their perspectives.

Attachment plays a central role in our social and emotional development, and every child or youth touched by permanency has experienced an attachment disruption. Join us as we acknowledge that loss, explore practical strategies to focus on and strengthen attachment, and discuss the joys and challenges that you may be facing.

When aunts, uncles, grandparents, siblings, or other family/community members are caring for a child expressing aggressive behaviour, there can be additional challenges that arise from needing to navigate extended family dynamics and complex, multi-generational relationships. This monthly, peer-facilitated support group provides a virtual space that allows our community of kinship families, in all forms, to learn from one another and share their perspectives.

Join other parents and caregivers to share your experiences, and offer (as well as receive) support, encouragement & comfort from others on a similar adventure! Topics can include reaching independence, transitioning to adult services, risky behaviour, socialization, emotions, school, money management and more. This is a support group for families registered with Interwoven Connections. This is a support group for families registered with Interwoven Connections 

This group meets monthly to connect and discuss the daily joys and challenges with other single parents and caregivers. Free for families registered with Interwoven Connections through the Peer to Peer Support Network Program.

Parents and caregivers, you're invited to take a break and join us for a casual get-together over coffee. Whether you're looking to connect with other parents, share experiences, or simply enjoy some time out, this is the perfect opportunity to unwind and meet others in the community.

Join us in Stratford on November 23rd, 2025 2-3pm, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers over a cup of coffee.

Join us in Cambridge on November 25th between 9:30-10:30am, for a time of connection and support over a cup of coffee. Open to Peer to Peer Support Network registrants.

Aggression toward Family/Caregivers in Childhood and Adolescence (AFCCA) often leaves families feeling misunderstood, blamed, and isolated. This monthly, peer- facilitated support group provides a virtual safe space that allows our community of families, in all forms, to learn from one another and share their perspectives.

A supportive space for caregivers who identify as 2SLGBTQI+ to connect, reflect, and share the unique journey of parenting while navigating identity and safety. Topics include chosen family, travel safety, family planning, and more. All caregiving journeys are welcome—your whole self belongs here.

Are you parenting a child with a chronological or developmental age between 0-5 years old? Join together with other parents and caregivers to share your experiences, and offer (as well as receive) support, encouragement and comfort from others on a similar adventure!