The Ombudsman resolves and investigates complaints about any matter concerning children and youth receiving services from Ontario children's aid societies, foster homes, group homes, secure treatment facilities and youth justice facilities. Learn how the Children and Youth Unit can help.
If you would like copies of any of these brochures or posters, contact us at Communications@ombudsman.on.ca.
All brochures and posters are accessible PDFs. Click the image to view, print or download.
- Bilingual Posters
- Brochure: Ask the Ombudsman
- Wallet card
- Brochure: Know your Rights in Care
- Info Sheet: Guidance for service providers
- Videos
Bilingual Posters
Bilingual (11x17" / 27.94 x 43.18 cm) posters to display within children’s aid societies and residential licensees.
Brochure: Ask the Ombudsman - Answers for children and youth in care and for service providers
Download the printable "Ask the Ombudsman" brochure - double-sided, Z-fold PDF
Ojibwe
Oji-Cree
Moose-Cree
Mohawk
Wallet card
(2.25 x 3.5" / 5.75 x 9 cm)
Download the printable PDF version of the wallet cards, six (6) cards per sheet to cut out
Brochure: Know your Rights in Care
As a young person in care*, you have rights. This means you’re entitled to certain things while receiving services.
If you feel that your rights aren’t being met or respected, you have the right to make a complaint to us – the Children and Youth Unit at the Ombudsman’s Office.
We’ve listed some of the most important rights you should know about in the brochure below. They are your rights related to: get help, good care, safety, fairness, your identity, and your file.
You can download or print a copy of the brochure.
*This includes people who are living in a foster home, group home, treatment home (including secure treatment) and/or youth custody facility.
Videos
Watch videos related to how we work to resolve issues and more.