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Capps and her team canvassed the apartment complex, meeting largely with Spanish-speaking families and sharing a resource sheet to residents.
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Capps and her team canvassed the apartment complex, meeting largely with Spanish-speaking families and sharing a resource sheet to residents.
Kincardine, ON, Canada / ShorelineToday.ca Apr 6, 2021 6:23 AM The Special Needs Resource Program with Bruce County Children’s Services is continuing their work with local parents. The program supports the inclusion of children with special needs in licensed child care settings, EarlyON programs and camps that assist children in recreation and skill building programs. The program is available to parents at no cost and offers 3 levels of service. For more information on programs, support and services go to our website.
Article content Bruce County Children’s Services continues to work with parents and key community partners to help support the development of children in our region. The Special Needs Resource Program supports the inclusion of children with special needs in licensed child care settings, EarlyON programs, and authorized camps, children’s recreation, and skill building programs. The Special Needs Resource Program is a voluntary program with no cost to parents and caregivers. The program offers three levels of service to provide universal inclusion strategies, focused short term consultation...