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NEW FUNDING FOR PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES IN REGINA

Released on January 7, 2000

People with intellectual disabilities in the city got some help today to lead

more independent lives.



Social Services Minister Harry Van Mulligen announced $120,920 in annual

funding to H.E.L.P Homes of Regina. The funding will allow the agency to help

people with intellectual disabilities to live in their own home with some

support from the agency.



"Community-based organizations are our partners in helping ensure people with

intellectual disabilities achieve a better quality of life in the community,"

Van Mulligen said.



H.E.L.P Homes of Regina provides group homes for 18 adults who are

intellectually challenged in Regina. It also provides supportive living

services to help 16 intellectually challenged people live on their own,

services like shopping and preparing meals, home maintenance and budgeting and

leisure activities.



In 1999/2000, Social Services is providing more than $39 million to community-

based organizations that provide support for people with intellectual

disabilities. This 8.9 per cent increase over last year means individuals will

benefit from enhanced community-based programs and services.



Community-based organizations deliver a wide range of early childhood

intervention, vocational, respite, residential and other community-based

services for people with intellectual disabilities in Saskatchewan.



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For more information, contact:



Joy Adams Bauer Rebecca Milo

Communications H.E.L.P. Homes of Regina

Saskatchewan Social Services Phone: (306) 522-4357

Phone: (306) 787-4021

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