Parental Alienation Syndrome, PAS, Child Abuse, Divorce, Family Law Reform, Custody, Shared Parenting, Shared Custody, Child Abduction, Advocacy, child support, grandparent rights, children rights, fathers rights, mothers rights, Access, Visitation 

Our Mandate

This Child advocacy Site has been established to provide a National Resource for all groups in Canada who are advocating for a child's right not to be abused, manipulated, alienated, or denied the emotional and physical contact or support from their fathers or mothers.  To provide information to other Canadian advocacy groups, grandparents, fathers, children, mothers, and non-custodial parent on custody, divorce, child abuse, shared parenting, visitation, access, family law, child support, parental alienation syndrome, family law reform, children rights, counseling, and child abduction,  To hold, lawyers, judges, politicians, and persons in authority accountable for allowing the rights of Canadian Children and Parent's to be ignored because of ignorance or political pressure. Working with and uniting all Canadian  children's and Parent advocacy groups by eliminating divisionary politics and reform of the divorce law in Canada to provide shared parenting and access / visitation by non-custodial parent, fathers, and grandparents.

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Dear Sir/Madam:

Hi there, thanks for taking the time to find out more about PCAC and who and what we are all about.
We are a group of people, consisting of woman, men, and grandparents with an interest in policy and legislation reform as it effects both non-custodial and custodial parents and their children. 

We hope to attract other Canadians just like yourself and groups that share our goals to form united bonds for collective action to succeed in our endeavors for reform.

 Mandate:

Our Web Site has been established to provide a National Resource for all groups in Canada who are advocating for a child's right not to be abused, manipulated, alienated, or denied the emotional and physical contact or support from their fathers or mothers.  To hold persons in authority accountable for allowing the rights of Canadian Children and Parent's to be ignored because of ignorance or political pressure. Working with and uniting all Canadian  children's and Parent advocating groups by eliminating divisionary politics. 

 Our main objective is to take what ever steps necessary to work with all advocacy groups in Canada to bring about Family Law Reform for the sake of our children.

Please read and pass this site on to your friends, family or others interested in the cause.

To find out more on this and other related issues and to find support for your personal
situations as they relate to our cause please e-mail the contacts supplied with your comments
and or questions.

Executive Commitee 

Parent and Child Advocacy Coalition PCAC

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Parent and Child Advocacy Coalition is a non-profit registered Association and does not endorse nor does it wish to be affiliated with any information or groups that does not advocate for the rights of Canadian children.  

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