Linck provides free educational presentations to professionals and community groups that work directly with children and youth.

We believe it is important to work collaboratively with our community. We also know that knowledge and understanding is a key factor in keeping children safe and well.

The Duty to Report and Support presentation includes information about how Linck work alongside the community to help strengthen family well-being and child safety, as well as information about our shared responsibility to support families and to keep children safe. The presentation includes education on overrepresentation and inequities in outcomes for Indigenous, African Canadian, and 2SLGBTQ+ individuals and families engaged with child welfare agencies.

If you are a professional or community organization dealing with children, youth or families and you would like more information, please complete our form below:

For community groups and agencies to request presentations or information booths about Linck’s programs and services.

Your Name(Required)
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Are your dates/times flexible?
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Please tell us more about the interests of your group including their knowledge and experience working with a child welfare agency and mental health supports for children, youth, and families. This allows our presentation team to highlight information that is most relevant to your group.