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In a joint announcement Friday, the provincial and federal governments revealed that they are adding 2,349 new regulated childcare centre spaces across Saskatchewan as well as $1.7 million to youth mental health resources.
Moose Jaw has launched free access to counselling for children and youth, which is part of the provincial government’s $1.7 million yearly funding to Family Services Saskatchewan.
The new service, part of a $1.7-million annual initiative, will address the mental health needs of children and youth, says Tara Jones of Moose Jaw Family Services.
The spaces in Sask. have been allocated to 51 organizations in 41 communities, and funding of $23.5 million will be used to provide them.
The spaces in Sask. have been allocated to 51 organizations in 41 communities, and funding of $23.5 million will be used to provide them.