The Nunavut Mental Health Task Force of the Centre of Excellence for Children &
Adolescents with Special Needs in Rural, Remote, and Northern Canada requested this …

The lack of racial and ethnic match as a barrier to care in mental health treatment services
has received considerable attention. In systems of care, which provide public mental health …

Purpose This review summarizes research and related literature pertinent to the mental
health needs of Aboriginal children and youth. A primary goal of this review was to provide …

Illustrates some differences in the determinants and presentation of mental health difficulties
by Aboriginal and non-Native children in Canada. Compared with their majority-culture …

The lack of culturally appropriate health and mental health care has contributed to the large
number of African American youth and families involved in the child welfare system. This …

Introduction: First-and second-generation immigrant children under 15 years of age make up
37.5% of the total population of children in Canada. Immigrant children aged 10-19 …

The high incidence of sexual abuse of Indigenous children in remote Australia prompted the
Australian Government to implement an emergency response of health and welfare …

In 2002 a project was initiated to evaluate and restructure the Child and Youth Mental Health
(CYMH) services in three health Service Districts: Cape York, the Torres Strait and Northern …

Abstract There are 600 diverse American Indian/Alaska Native communities that represent
strong and resilient nations throughout Indian Country. However, a history of genocidal …

This article imagines a new model for child welfare in Ontario, specifically for African
Canadian children, youth, and families. Throughout the article, we discuss both what needs …