The law says that your child's views should be taken into account when decisions are being made about your child. If the child is 12 years of age or older, they have the right to an advocate as well. After the interview, you can phone the social worker if you forgot anything or you want something explained. If you have a complaint about a social worker, you have the right to talk to their supervisor. If you ask the social worker for the name of their supervisor, they must give you this information.
Any person can report a suspected child abuse.
Once reported, the Ministry must investigate. If you are investigated or you think your child is likely to be removed or has been removed, then contact Metis Family Services. This section does not apply to a child who is in a place of confinement. What you Need to Do Inform the Ministry for Children and Families that your child is Metis. By doing this, you have obligated the Social Worker to involve Metis Family Services.