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NEW GOVERNMENT FUNDING TO SUPPORT YORKTON COMMUNITY KITCHENS

Released on April 6, 1998

Health Minister Clay Serby, on behalf of Social Services Minister

Lorne Calvert, today announced $17,300 in one-time Child Nutrition and

Development funding to support a new Community Kitchen project in

Yorkton.



The funding will be used to support the development of Community

Kitchen projects in the Canadian Mental Health Drop-In Centre, the

Yorkton Friendship Centre and up to two additional locations yet to be

identified.



"These are very important programs because not only do they provide

meals for vulnerable families and children, but they also assist

individuals in developing meal planning, budgeting and food

preparation skills," Serby said.



The Kitchens will:



enhance participants' knowledge of cooking low-cost nutritious

meals;



enable participants to share recipes and meal planning tips;



involve participants in program planning; and



encourage community support for, and equipment and food donations

to, the programs.



"As community members we all have a role to play in assisting

vulnerable individuals and families to become independent and

self-sufficient," Serby said. "I want to commend the community

organizations involved in developing and supporting these

projects."



The Child Nutrition and Development Program provides support to

school divisions and community-based organizations across the

province. Each year more than one million meals are provided to

vulnerable children and families through these projects.



In 1997/98 ongoing funding for these programs was increased by

$200,000 to $1.2 million.



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For more information, contact:



Virginia Wilkinson

Social Services

Regina

Phone: (306)787-0916

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