The Canadian Centre for Child Protection is a national charity dedicated to the personal safety of all children. Our goal is to reduce the sexual abuse and exploitation of children, assist in the location of missing children, and prevent child victimization through a number of programs, services, and resources for Canadian families, educators, child-serving organizations, law enforcement, and other parties.
1-833-900-1010
Kids Help Phone is Canada’s only 24/7 e-mental health service offering free, confidential support to young people in English and French.
Students have access to the KPDSB Bullying Portal and/or caring adult in the school to report concerns of human trafficking.
Students will be aware of how to access mental health supports in the event they are triggered by content and/or require mental health supports.
Child explotation resources for youth and adults.
The human trafficking education tool, The Trap simulates being targeted and recruited by a sex trafficker. It is intended to raise awareness about sex trafficking among youth in middle and high school teaching them what the dangers are, how to avoid them and where to get help. The Trap is designed to be used as part of a facilitated discussion led by an adult. Facilitators must register with an email address
Parents/Guardians will have access to free online resources from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection Agency and other relevant information found on the Child Centre for Child Protection Tab of the KPDSB website
Durhan Region Parent/Caregiver Resource
KPDSB Reporting Portal. Student resource to report occurences of bullying
KPDSB Website. Resources and information for students, staff and parents/caregivers
The Canadian Centre for Child Protection is a national charity dedicated to the personal safety of all children. Our goal is to reduce the sexual abuse and exploitation of children, assist in the location of missing children, and prevent child victimization through a number of programs, services, and resources for Canadian families, educators, child-serving organizations, law enforcement, and other parties.
Canada’s tipline for reporting the online sexual exploitation of children. This is also operated by our agency and takes reports on 8 criminal code offences
Healthy Relationship Program and students
Healthy relationships are at the core of developing and maintaining mentally healthy, equitable and caring learning environments. You can help students learn to understand and appreciate diverse perspectives and identities, to empathize with others, to listen, and to resolve conflict respectfully. Focusing on healthy relationship skills can benefit class culture and students’ sense of belonging.
Elementary specific program and High School online and offline personal safety – lessons delivered by educators or another school designate (mental health lead, counsellor, etc.)
KPDSB Reporting Portal. Student resource to report occurrences of bullying
ONECA is an organization comprised of First Nation Education Counsellors that was incorporated in 1985. The Ontario Native Education Counselling Association (ONECA) is founded upon principles that recognize that, although a variety of counselling and educational tools and programs exist in Ontario, the development of Native communities requires tools and programs designed specifically to improve Native Counselling and Education services.
Staff has access to digital resources, tools and experience/technology-enabled learning. Provides tools and interactive activities for students and supporting resources for educators.
Healthy Schools, Healthy Communities. Provides resources and lesson plans for educators
Project Arachnid is a tool to combat the growing proliferation of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on the internet. The Project Arachnid platform was initially designed to crawl links on sites previously reported to Cybertip.ca that contained CSAM and detect where these images/videos are being made publicly available. Once child sexual abuse material is detected, a notice is sent to the provider hosting the content requesting its removal.
Restorative Practices is an emerging social science that studies how to strengthen relationships between individuals as well as social connections within communities.
Decision Support Tool for Educators, checklist regarding student mental health awareness activities. Intended to be used prior to booking activities to ensure careful consideration and needs of students.
Careful consideration and planning needs to occur prior to involving students with lived personal experience.
Consultation with Administration, Board Safe and Supportive Administrator and Mental Health Lead should occur. Considerations related to the community and classroom climate need to be taken into consideration to ensure the conditions are set and students are prepped ahead of time related to presentation content. Students need to be provided with the opportunity to opt out of classroom presentations by those with personal experience.
Careful consideration and planning needs to occur prior to involving students with lived personal experience.
Consultation with Administration, Board Safe and Supportive Administrator and Mental Health Lead should occur. Considerations related to the community and classroom climate need to be taken into consideration to ensure the conditions are set and students are prepped ahead of time related to presentation content. Students need to be provided with the opportunity to opt out of classroom presentations by those with personal experience.
The HPE lesson plans are designed to support the development of basic mental health literacy and social-emotional learning skills for grades 1-8.
TIERS for supporting student mental health. Tier one includes mental health promotion, universal, good for all supports and resources.
Direct teaching of the Ontario Health and Physical Education curriculum by grade
Direct teaching of the Ontario Health and Physical Education curriculum by grade
Recommendations, lesson plans, resoures and videos for educators related to child sexual exploitation
Resoures related to child sexual exploitation. Working to end violence towards women and girls
Online sexual abuse course. Requirement for all Ontario Teachers registered with the Ontario College of Teachers Assocation