Government unveils 1983 day care expansion plan
The provincial government announced effective October 1, 1983 a new child day care policy to meet rising demand for specialized services. About 150 additional children will be served within the existing special needs budget, and 62 societies currently contract to provide care for 1,140 children. The expansion includes offering special needs support to family day care homes to keep services in communities.
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