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Children of the Street works to prevent the sexual exploitation and human trafficking of children and youth in BC.

10/30/2026

Are you ready for Halloween ? We sure are!
Wishing everyone a fun, spooky and safe Halloween! 🎃 🦇 👻

10/29/2026

We're wrapping up a busy week in Maple Ridge! 🎉

Thank you to all the amazing students, teachers, and staff for welcoming us into your schools and engaging in such thoughtful conversations. We appreciate the opportunity to learn and connect with your communities!

10/28/2026

What could Canada’s proposed Safe Social Media Act mean for children and families? Our latest blog breaks down five key takeaways for parents—including proposed age requirements, platform accountability, and what families can do now to support safer online experiences. Read the full post and keep the conversation going.
https://www.childrenofthestreet.com/blog/canadas-proposed-safe-social-media-act-5-key-takeaways-for-parents/

10/27/2026

Thankful Tuesday! 💗

So grateful for our friends at the Maple Ridge Eagles Aerie #2831 for giving another generous donation to help keep local kids safe from sexual exploitation. For eleven years, they have given over $32,000 which has educated and empowered thousands of kids in their community. THANK YOU!

10/12/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from Children of the Street! 💛

This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for everyone who helps make our work possible. To our donors, supporters, volunteers, community partners and everyone who believes in keeping children and youth safe, thank you for standing with us.

Your generosity and commitment help us raise awareness, provide education and empower young people with the knowledge and tools they need to stay safe from sexual exploitation and human trafficking.

Together, we can continue building safer, more supportive communities for children and youth.

Wishing you and your loved ones a Thanksgiving filled with warmth, connection and gratitude. 💛

10/08/2026

The ‘Cornell 7’ case has come up in our Stand Up, Speak Out presentations lately, highlighting an important lesson: bystander intervention matters.

With more than 50 students reportedly in the group chat where men were invited to participate, the case raises important questions about how young people can recognize concerning situations and safely respond.

Our CARE video gives youth practical, safe strategies for intervening in situations of sexual violence. Watch the CARE video and start the conversation about safe bystander intervention. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RorEN2uiEI

10/01/2026

💟 Thankful Thursday! 💟

A big thank you to TD Bank – Port Coquitlam Branch for your generous $1,000 donation to Children of the Street! 💚

It was lovely meeting with Susanne and Carmen and sharing more about the work we do to help keep children and youth safe from sexual exploitation.

These funds will be put to use right away, helping us bring prevention education to kids in Port Coquitlam and give them the knowledge and tools they need to stay safe.

Thank you for supporting safer, stronger communities and for investing in the safety and well-being of local children and youth.

09/30/2026

🧡 Every Child Matters.

Today, September 30, is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. It is a day to honour the children who never returned home from residential schools, Survivors, their families and communities.

This day is an opportunity to learn about the history and ongoing impacts of residential schools and the lasting effects of colonialism on Indigenous communities.

It is also a time to recognize the strength and resilience of Survivors and Indigenous communities, and to consider our shared responsibility to support truth and reconciliation.

We encourage everyone to:

🧡 Wear orange
🧡 Take part in local commemorative events
🧡 Learn about the history and legacy of residential schools
🧡 Take time to listen, learn and reflect

May we continue taking meaningful steps toward a future grounded in respect, understanding and dignity for every child.

Today, we remember. We listen. We learn. 🧡

09/28/2026

Global News is reporting that police are urging parents to review the location settings on their children’s social media and communication apps after two Edmonton youth who were allegedly being sexually exploited were reportedly followed to their homes.

The incident highlights the importance of talking with children about safe social media use and ensuring location-sharing features are turned off whenever possible. Protecting personal information online is a simple but important step in staying safe.
For resources on how to do this, check out our blog: https://www.childrenofthestreet.com/blog/sextortion-continues-to-plague-snapchat/

06/22/2026

Some good news: One of the most consequential updates to Canada's Criminal Code in generations to better protect children and respond to modern threats is now law.

The Protecting Victims Act gives police, prosecutors, and courts stronger tools to protect children from sexual exploitation, online abuse, and predators who target kids in Canada and abroad. More specifically, the changes:

• increase penalties for serious sexual offences, including sexual assault, indecent exposure, voyeurism, non-consensual distribution of intimate images, including sexual deepfakes, and obtaining sexual services from a person under 18

• crack down on online sextortion by creating new offences for threatening to distribute child sexual abuse and exploitation material and distributing be******ty depictions, which can be used to manipulate children for sexual purposes

• strengthen Canada's ability to prosecute Canadians who sexually abuse or exploit children abroad

• give law enforcement and prosecutors more time to investigate and lay charges by extending the limitation period for prosecuting Internet service providers that fail to meet mandatory reporting requirements from two years to five years

• require Internet service providers to preserve data for 365 days instead of 21 days, helping ensure critical evidence is not deleted before police and prosecutors can act

• protect youth from being recruited, pressured, or groomed into criminal activity by creating a new offence of recruiting youth into crime

For more information and to read the article, visit: https://tinyurl.com/5djvssfx

Address

#201 – 2071 Kingsway Avenue
Port Coquitlam, BC
V3C6N2

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16047777510

Website

http://www.childrenofthestreet.com/

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