Diego
Birth date: October 1998
Ethno-Cultural Background: Metis

Josephine
Birth date: November 1999
Ethno-Cultural Background: Metis

Juan
Birth date: November 2001
Ethno-Cultural Background: Metis

How about parent teacher interviews for the grade 1, grade 3 and grade 4s? You could attend them all with this trio. Three
beautiful little children with loads of adventures before them who need a family to support them through them all. Are you up for the journey?

Diego is the eldest and he is currently in grade 4. He is described as animated, articulate, enthusiastic and very likeable. He does better playing on his own than with his peers and needs some coaching to develop the necessary skills to interact easily. He has
learned better skills in interacting with adults so we know he can do it. Diego loves to draw, do puzzles and build with bionicles.
He describes himself as liking school, fruits and vegetables. You won’t have to force this young man to clean up his vegetables!

Diego’s sister is Josephine. She is one year younger and currently in grade 3. She is extroverted, vivacious and endearing. Josephine has also been slow to develop friendships with her peers well but has recently developed a couple of new friends at
school. She loves to be around adults and demonstrates very good interpersonal skills when with them. Josephine loves to draw and is an enthusiastic cheerleader at her
school.

The youngest member of this crew is Juan and he is in grade 1. Juan is very social and gets along well with his peers. He is bright
and affectionate, and can be very talkative. Juan tends to be cautious around adults until he gets to know them. Then look out! He is back to being Mr. Social. When asked, Juan describes himself as a nice guy.

All 3 of these children identify family as very important to them. The best scenario would be an active family wanting to parent
these 3 lovely little people while maintaining some form of openness with members of their birth family. The family should be
willing to explore the potential risks of prenatal exposure to drugs and alcohol.

No exception has been granted for these children so currently we are looking for a Metis or aboriginal family.