Support is Priceless
Written by Kemesha (Clayton) Alli for the Never Too Late Newsletter We’ve spent months apart from families and friends…and probably all mastered the art of social distancing! I felt the...
Written by Kemesha (Clayton) Alli for the Never Too Late Newsletter We’ve spent months apart from families and friends…and probably all mastered the art of social distancing! I felt the...
For me, as for many of you this past Family Day weekend was different from ones in the past. We often took advantage of the longer weekend (and with the Friday being a PD day for a couple of my...
The NTL program in partnership with StepStones for Youth connected Leah and her son Zye with Colleen in early 2020. They continue to be part of the NTL community, most famously as hosts of our...
As COVID-19 began to impact more and more families and schools were closing in the spring, it became clear to us that families needed support. Initially, we heard that some families were...
You read that right - today the ACO is getting a head start on #GivingTuesday to celebrate the end of Adoption Awareness Month and explore our Adoption Galaxy in our new video:...
Written by Vivian, Never Too Late Team Member I was out four hundred meters swimming in Lake Muskoka for the first time. It was only my thoughts and I, it was deafening. I had never been a...
Written by Chloe, Never Too Late Team Member Over the years, uncertainty is something I’ve grown accustomed to. When I entered care; transiency, uncertainty, and chaos vastly became my normal....
Submitted by an Adult Adoptee Rey's journey begins with the stereotypical Hollywood backstory. Orphaned (more or less), not sure who her parents are, taking care of herself. While we all have...
Could you donate $25, $50, $100 or even $200 to provide supportive services and programming to adoption communities during the pandemic? These are challenging times for everyone. that includes...
Written by Troy Elleston, Never Too Late Team Member At age 26, I still consider myself one of the lucky ones, even though my experience in care was not always the most glorious, euphoric or...