"Child savers" believed whole-heartedly in the Canadian government and worked in collaboration to help parents and social workers maintain the working system; they acted as assistants to parents.

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"Child savers" were reformers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries who aimed to protect vulnerable children from exploitation and abuse, often focusing on removing children from what they considered dangerous environments rather than acting merely as assistants to parents. They played a significant role in the establishment of juvenile courts and child welfare systems, rather than working within the existing system to assist parents directly.

"Child Savers" Believed Whole-Heartedly in the Canadian Government and Worked