Stories of Youth: “Dogged Determination” | #HowWeHelp @OmbudsmanOnCanada
Stories of Youth: “Dogged Determination” | #HowWeHelp  @OmbudsmanOnCanada
Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
After a youth living in a treatment home complained that his request for a service dog was refused,* we followed up with his CAS worker. She raised the issue with the home, which agreed to develop a new policy regarding service dogs, which they provided to us. She also arranged for a puppy to be trained as a service dog for the youth.

Stories like these are real-life examples of how we can help young people with issues or complaints they have about a service provider. If you feel like no one is listening, you’re not being treated fairly or your rights aren’t being respected, you’re not alone.

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