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.

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.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

A welcoming space for parents and caregivers of 2SLGBTQI+ children and youth to connect, share, and grow. Together, we explore real-life topics like navigating school and social settings, supporting gender-affirming care, talking with family, and creating safe, affirming environments. You are not alone—join us in building a strong, supportive community. This is a support group for parents and caregivers registered with the Interwoven Connections Peer to Peer Support Network.

Join us in Guelph on February 26, 2026 between 12-1pm for a time of connection and support over a cup of coffee.

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

Join us in Richmond Hill on February 28th between 1-3pm, for a time of connection and support over a cup of coffee.

Are you a someone who self-identifies as a father who is experiencing AFCCA (Aggression Toward Family/Caregivers in Childhood and Adolescence)?

Join us for an unique eight-session opportunity with Al Coates, U.K Social Worker and Advanced Practitioner in Non-Violent Resistance (NVR). In this group, learn valuable tools and strategies to navigate AFCCA situations that include topics such as NVR informed parenting, social norms around fatherhood, supporting your partner in two-parent homes, and where to find peer support.

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

We're intentionally bringing our community together to capture real moments, connection and family life—while kids play, laugh, and bounce their hearts out. Please note that this event will be filmed and photographed.

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

This season of Book Nook begins with “Y “ by Canadian author Marjorie Celona—a thoughtful coming‑of‑age story that explores identity, belonging, and the quiet, persistent search for understanding.

Join us in Cambridge on March 11, 2026 between 10-11am for a time of connection and support over a cup of coffee.

Join Interwoven Connections at Playground Paradise inside Flemingdon Community Centre for a free, drop-in indoor play session. Caregivers can connect while children ages 6 months to 12 years enjoy safe, engaging play—perfect for winter months.

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.

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.

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 Scarborough for a relaxed March Break lunch meet-up for caregivers and their families. Connect with others, enjoy a shared family-style meal at East Side Mario’s, and spend time together in a welcoming, low-pressure space. Registration required. Space is limited. Open to caregivers registered with the Interwoven Peer to Peer Support Network and their families.

Start March Break at the Thunder Bay Museum! Explore interactive exhibits, enjoy crafts and games in a private space, and connect with other Peer to Peer Support Network families.

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 for our 3rd Annual Family Pizza Party on March 17th from 6:00–8:00 PM! This relaxed, family-friendly event is a great way to celebrate March Break, enjoy time together, and connect. Open to caregivers registered with the Interwoven Peer to Peer Support Network and their families.

Caregivers registered with the Interwoven Connections Peer to Peer Support Network and their families are invited to a March Break Pizza Party in Bracebridge. Enjoy pizza and pop, connect with other families, and spend time together in a relaxed, welcoming space. Registration required.

Families in our Peer to Peer Support Network are invited to a fun-filled ranch afternoon! Pony rides, bouncy castle, petting animals, and a warm bonfire with treats — all waiting for you on March 19, 2026, in South River.

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!

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

Join us for a cozy family outing at Elliott Tree Farm’s Maple Syrup Experience! Enjoy an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast with Ontario maple syrup, explore the sugarbush and Sugar Shack, taste fresh maple treats, and visit the Maple Syrup Museum. A fun, hands-on way to celebrate maple season together. Open to caregivers registered with the Peer to Peer Support Network and their families.

Join us on March 21st for a fun family gathering with the Interwoven Connections Peer to Peer Support Network. Enjoy skating, a shared potluck lunch, and family-friendly activities like face painting and balloon twisting. A great chance to connect with other families and celebrate community!

A relaxed, creative afternoon for caregivers to unwind, explore art, and connect with others who understand — no experience needed, just come as you are. Open to caregivers registered with the Interwoven Connections Peer to Peer Support Network.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

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.

Join us in Waterloo on the March 31st between 7-8pm, for a time of connection and support over a cup of coffee.

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.

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

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.

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.

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 14-19+ 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!

Join Interwoven Connections at Playground Paradise inside Flemingdon Community Centre for a free, drop-in indoor play session. Caregivers can connect while children ages 6 months to 12 years enjoy safe, engaging play—perfect for winter months.

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!

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 April 18th 10AM-12PM, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers over a cup of coffee.

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.

A welcoming space for parents and caregivers of 2SLGBTQI+ children and youth to connect, share, and grow. Together, we explore real-life topics like navigating school and social settings, supporting gender-affirming care, talking with family, and creating safe, affirming environments. You are not alone—join us in building a strong, supportive community. This is a support group for parents and caregivers registered with the Interwoven Connections Peer to Peer Support Network.

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

Join us in Hamilton on April 24, 2026 from 5:00-6:30pm, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers over a cup of coffee.

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.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

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.

Canadian author, adoption expert and transracial adoptee Angela Tucker examines the unique perspectives and challenges these adoptees have as they navigate multiple cultures.

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

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 Interwoven Connections at Playground Paradise inside Flemingdon Community Centre for a free, drop-in indoor play session. Caregivers can connect while children ages 6 months to 12 years enjoy safe, engaging play—perfect for winter months.

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!

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

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.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

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.

Join us in Hamilton on May 29, 2026 from 11:30am-1:00pm, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers over a cup of coffee.

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

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.

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 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!

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

A welcoming space for parents and caregivers of 2SLGBTQI+ children and youth to connect, share, and grow. Together, we explore real-life topics like navigating school and social settings, supporting gender-affirming care, talking with family, and creating safe, affirming environments. You are not alone—join us in building a strong, supportive community. This is a support group for parents and caregivers registered with the Interwoven Connections Peer to Peer Support Network.

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

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.

Parenting a child ages 4–10 who expresses aggression toward family or caregivers can feel isolating and overwhelming. This clinician-facilitated virtual support group offers a safe, compassionate space to connect with other parents who understand AFCCA and to find comfort, validation, and community.

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 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!

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.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

The deeply moving historical novel spanning five decades of powerful women explores themes of freedom of choice and historical fiction set in Canada.

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 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!

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.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

Join us in Hamilton on August 28, 2026 from 5:00-6:30pm, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers 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.

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.

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!

Join us in Hamilton on September 25, 2026 from 11:30am-1:00pm, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers over a cup of coffee.

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.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

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.

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 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!

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.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

Join us in Hamilton on October 30, 2026 from 5:00-6:30pm, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers over a cup of coffee.

An Indigenous woman adopted by white parents goes in search of her identity in this unforgettable debut novel about family, race, and history.

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.

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.

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!

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.

Are you exploring adoption, kinship, customary care or currently Adopt Ready? Join us monthly to ask questions, share your wins and struggles and connect.

Join us in Hamilton on November 27, 2026 from 11:30am-1:00pm, for a time of connection and support with fellow parents and caregivers over a cup of coffee.

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.

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 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!