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“Many Approved Private Service Homes have been providing care 24 hours a day, seven days a week since the beginning of the pandemic due to the closure or restriction of many day programs, summer camps and volunteer opportunities,” Social Services Minister Lori Carr said. “These caregivers provide valuable support to their residents, and with this funding, we want to ensure service continues to meet the needs of clients.” There are 206 APSHs providing care and support to 455 people with intellectual disabilities in Saskatchewan. Respite refers to a range of services that provide temporary relief to caregivers. These services can be delivered in their home or in another location. Respite is necessary to give caregivers a break from their constant role. This funding payment supports the Saskatchewan Disability Strategy recommendation ten, Building Capacity of Service Providers, by supporting the health and safety of the disability service provider workforce.

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