Join us in Brampton on the March 22nd between 1-3pm, for a time of connection and support over a cup of coffee.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!