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We are the Children's Aid Society of Algoma - one of 48 Children's Aid Societies in Ontario.

Each Society is an independent, non-profit organization with a local Board of Directors.

11/01/2026

🚨 TODAY’S THE DAY, ALGOMA! LET’S FILL THAT TRUCK! 🎁🚚

Today, November 1, the Soo Mill Stuff-a-Truck campaign officially kicks off, and we’re calling on communities across the Algoma region to come together and make a difference!

We’re inviting everyone to stop by Soo Mill and donate a NEW, unwrapped toy to help make Christmas a little brighter for children in care.

For some children, the holidays can look very different. A simple gift, a thoughtful gesture, or knowing that someone in their community cares can mean more than we may ever realize.

This isn’t just about filling a truck. It’s about filling a need, creating smiles, and showing children that their community is standing behind them.

❤️ WE ALL CAN DO A LITTLE.

You don’t have to do something extraordinary to make an extraordinary difference. One toy, one act of kindness, one person stepping forward. When an entire community comes together, those little things add up to something BIG!

🎁 One toy. One donation. One community making a difference.

📍 Visit Soo Mill today!
🎁 Bring a new, unwrapped toy.
❤️ Help make Christmas brighter for children in our care.

Algoma, let’s show what we’re made of. Let’s get that truck filled!

10/30/2026

Elliot Lake, we need your help! Soo Mill is teaming up with the Children's Aid Society of Algoma to provide gifts for supported children and families in need this season.

Drop off your new, unwrapped toys at Soo Mill (4 Kilborn Way.) from Nov 1st to Dec 5th. Look for our collection bin in-store!

Together, we can stuff that truck and help make Christmas brighter for children in our community.

We all can do a little!

For more info, please visit https://www.soomill.com/stuffthattruck/

10/30/2026

🦖 WE HAD A ROAR-SOME TIME AT TRUNK OR TREAT! 🦕

Yesterday, our Elliott Lake Children’s Aid Society team went a little prehistoric at the Trunk or Treat event hosted by the EarlyON Child and Family Centre!

Our staff brought Jurassic Park to life with an awesome dinosaur-themed setup, complete with inflatable dinosaurs and plenty of prehistoric fun! It was definitely a setup that was hard to miss… and one that would make even Dr. Grant proud! 🌴🦖

From spooky surprises to big dinosaur smiles, it was a fantastic opportunity to connect with families, celebrate the Halloween season, and enjoy some fun together in our community.

A huge thank you to the EarlyON Child and Family Centre for organizing such a wonderful event and bringing families together!

Life finds a way… and so does a little Halloween fun! 🎃

10/29/2026

💜 DRESSED IN PURPLE, UNITED FOR A PURPOSE! 💜

Today, our staff came together to celebrate Dress Purple Day! Everyone showed their support by wearing purple and standing together to raise awareness for children, youth and families in our community.

At the Children’s Aid Society of Algoma, we believe that supporting children and families is something we can all play a part in. Through our initiative, we’re reminding our community that help, support and positive change can start with each of us.

Whether it’s offering a helping hand, supporting a family, or simply being there when someone needs us, we can all make a difference. 💜

A big thank you to our staff for wearing purple, showing their support and helping spread this important message!

Together, we’re . 💜

10/28/2026

💜 DRESS PURPLE DAY | 💜

Tomorrow , October 29, we’re wearing purple to show our support for children, youth and families across Ontario!

Dress Purple Day is an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of child safety, family well-being and connecting families with the support they need.

💜 A little history: The initiative traces its roots to a purple ribbon campaign launched in the Greater Toronto Area in 1992 to raise awareness about child abuse. Since then, it has grown into a broader reminder of the importance of supporting children and families through prevention, early intervention and community connections.

What does wearing purple mean?

It means showing children, youth and families that they are not alone. It means recognizing that asking for help is a sign of strength and that support can make a meaningful difference.

At the Children’s Aid Society of Algoma, we’re here to support children, youth and families throughout our community, not just today, but every day.

💜 Wear purple.
💜 Spread awareness.
💜 Let families know they have somewhere to turn.

We’re .

10/21/2026

This Christmas, Soo Mill is proud to partner with the Children's Aid Society of Algoma to help bring Christmas gifts to local children and families in need. We’re calling on our community to come together and help make the holiday season a little brighter for families right here in Sault Ste. Marie.

Drop off your new, unwrapped toys at Soo Mill November 01 - December 05. Look for our collection bin in-store at 539 Great Northern Road.

We all can do a little!�

See https://www.soomill.com/stuffthattruck/ for details.

Gift Suggestions:
-Toys & Games
-Lego/ Building Sets
-Books
-Sports Equipment
-Infant/Toddler Items
-Electronics/Headphones
-Gifts Suitable For Teenagers

10/16/2026

🎁 READY TO BECOME A HOLIDAY HERO? ❤️

Help Children’s Aid Society of Algoma make the holidays brighter for local children and families!

📞 Call our general line at 1-888-414-3571 to learn more and find out how you can sponsor a child or family this holiday season.

Every little bit makes a difference. We all can do a little. ✨

10/11/2026

🧡 Happy Thanksgiving from the Children’s Aid Society of Algoma! 🍂

Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on what we’re grateful for — the people who support us, the families who care for us, and the communities that come together when it matters most.

This weekend, we’re especially thankful for the foster families, kinship caregivers, staff, volunteers, community partners, and everyone who helps children and youth feel safe, supported, and valued.

Sometimes, the smallest acts of kindness make the biggest difference. A little time, a helping hand, or simply showing someone they matter can change a child’s day — and sometimes, their future.

❤️ This Thanksgiving, let’s celebrate the power of community and remember that we all can do a little.

Wishing everyone across Algoma a safe, happy, and heartwarming Thanksgiving filled with gratitude, connection, and moments that matter.

10/02/2026

🧠 Mental Illness Awareness Week | October 4–10

This week, we recognize Mental Illness Awareness Week and the importance of supporting mental health in our communities.

Mental health challenges can affect anyone, including children, youth, parents and caregivers. By encouraging open conversations, showing compassion and breaking down stigma, we can help create a community where everyone feels supported.

At the Children's Aid Society of Algoma, we believe that every child and family deserves understanding, care and support.

Let's continue to look out for one another, because we all can do a little. 💙

Address

293 Bay Street
Sault Sainte Marie, ON
P6A 1X3

Website

http://www.algomacas.org/

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