Why some Ontario children and youth with complex special needs are living in hotels
The executive director of the Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Society says Ontario parents and caregivers are “exhausted” trying to find the right support for children with acute and intense needs within the social work and health-care systems.
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![London Middlesex CAS is raising alarm bells that youth stationed in hotels along the 401 corridor, may be at risk of being exposed to sex traffickers A child with curly hair sits in a window. The child is turned away from the camera.](https://i.cbc.ca/1.5541283.1680022343!/cumulusImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/16x9_620/wdr-child-silhouette.jpg)
The executive director of the Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Society says Ontario parents and caregivers are “exhausted” trying to find the right support for children with acute and intense needs within the social work and health-care systems.