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Ontario History
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These graphs show the recent
history of child protection in Ontario. The figures came
from statistics posted on the web by the Ontario
Association of Children's Aid Societies. Where data is no
longer on the web, a blank bar appears.
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Expenditures Data is for
calendar year through 1998, and for year ending March 31
of the following year thereafter. Before 1999 the
province and municipalities shared the expense, thereafter
the province funded 100%. The left and right bars
represent $418 and $1242 million.
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Children in care
Figure is for the beginning
of the year to 1998, and for March 31 of later years. The
left and right bars represent 10385 and 18668
children.
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Staff
Figure is for the beginning of the year to
1998, and for March 31 of later years. The left and right bars represent
4025 and 8357 staff.
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Below is a table published by the OACAS in its document 2010 – 11
Pre-Budget Consultation Submission to the Standing Committee on Finance and
Economic Affairs (link, pdf).
OACAS slightly changes its numbers between publications. The figures in
the chart differ from year-end numbers in earlier annual reports (used in
the earlier bar charts), and the number of child-days of foster care in
2008-2009 in the Pre-Budget Submission is 6,591,822 implying an average
18060 children in care, higher than the chart uses at either end of the
year.
From the Commission to Promote Sustainable Child
Welfare (pdf).
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