A big Thank You to everyone who visited us for Doors Open 2025! We would also like to express our immense gratitude to everyone who helped promote our participation. This included interviews with Angie Hill (Bounce 99.5 FM) and Mike Farwell (CityNews AM 570) on September 18, and Dan Keller (CKMS 102.7 FM – Radio Waterloo) on September 19.
Saturday, September 20, 2025, 10am to 4pm
Discover how child and youth victims of abuse and crime in our region, and their families, are supported through the justice system towards brighter futures!
Did you know our two locations in Kitchener are only about a five-minute drive apart? This is an ideal opportunity to see both of our spaces in a single day!
While you’re not required to RSVP, we would love to hear if you’re planning to come. You can do so by calling our our office (519-744-0904) or emailing admin@childwitness.com.
Are you unable to come on September 20? Contact us to discuss arranging a visit and personal tour on another date.
What to Anticipate at Our Locations:
- Find fun activities for kids.
- Meet members of our team.
- See our child-friendly space.
- Receive resources and giveaways.
What is Doors Open Waterloo Region?
It’s a day of discovery! There are 20+ interesting local destinations to visit. Admission to all sites is free. Learn more.
Plan to Visit Our Two Locations in Kitchener:
1) Child Witness Centre Main Office
111 Duke St. E., Kitchener
Located near Kitchener Market & Waterloo Region Courthouse
Have a tour of the space where we help young victims and families during the court process. Check out our Remote Testimony Room, Family Room, and more.
Assistance required for some individuals for physical accessibility.
Find City of Kitchener parking options. (Parking unavailable directly on site.)
2) Child & Youth Advocacy Centre of Waterloo Region
400 Queen St. S., Kitchener
Located inside Camino Wellbeing + Mental Health
Have a tour of the location where we provide support during investigations of abuse and crime. This is where we serve with Family & Children’s Services of the Waterloo Region, Waterloo Regional Police Service, Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region, and more partners – all under one roof.
Wheelchair accessible and accessibility push buttons available.
Some parking available on site. If lot becomes full, more parking can be found at Victoria Park.
We look forward to seeing you and sharing how we walk with young survivors and their families – and the huge impact it has on their lives!