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GOVERNMENT PROVIDES FUNDS FOR CHILD CARE CENTRE EXPANSION

Released on September 11, 1997

Social Services Minister Lorne Calvert today presented a cheque to the

Growing Together Children's Centre, in Fort Qu'Appelle, to assist with

the renovation of the day care facility.



The $9704.90 will go towards adding windows to the facility to enhance

the natural lighting of the day care and to expanding the infant sleep

area.



We are working to ensure Saskatchewan children grow up in healthy,

safe environments," Calvert said. "I am very pleased that we have

been able to work in partnership with the Growing Together Children's

Centre to enhance conditions in this facility."



The funding is part of the $1 million in Child Care Capital Grants

announced in the 1997/98 provincial budget. The Capital Grant funds

are being made available to child care centres for renovation and for

upgrading equipment, to enhance the safety and quality to child care

in Saskatchewan.



The Child Care Capital Grants are a one-year initiative introduced

through Saskatchewan's Action Plan for Children.



In 1997/98 more than $24.7 million was targeted to programs for

children and families under the Action Plan.



"Our children are our future," Calvert said. "We all need to

play a role in developing a safe supporting environment. I want

to commend the Growing Together Children's Centre for their

commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for

children."



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For more information, contact:



Virginia Wilkinson

Social Services

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-0916

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