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La Ronge explores options to get homeless shelter up and running again

La Ronge explores options to get homeless shelter up and running again The Town of La Ronge is scrambling to find options for an emergency homeless shelter after a local agency said it will no longer be providing the service. In a letter to council earlier this month, the Kikinahk Friendship Centre says it will not be offering an overnight homeless shelter this winter due to insufficient funding. The shelter service had been intermittently offered by Kikinahk’s Scattered Site Outreach program in the past. La Ronge Mayor Colin Ratushniak said now is the time to find a solution to the dilemma before the colder weather sets in.

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Gov extends autism funding, but families say more to be done

Article content Effective Tuesday, families can apply for up to $6,000 a year to help cover the cost of therapies, special equipment or other support for children aged seven to twelve. The province is also doubling the allowance for children from birth to age six from $4,000 to $8,000 per year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Gov. extends autism funding, but families say more to be done Back to video Social Services Minister Lori Carr said the funding, expected to cost $10.3 million in this fiscal year, will help families afford assorted therapies, equipment and respite support depending on a child’s individual needs. The Ministry expects the funding expansion to benefit approximately 1,000 families.

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Emergency youth shelter opens in Saskatoon

SASKATOON EGADZ opened the doors to Ground Zero on Monday, a youth-led housing project designed to serve at-risk teens. The home offers 10 bedrooms to help people aged 15 to 19 with an immediate, safe place to reside while providing them tools to begin moving forward in their journeys. The planning and design for the home were completely done by a youth committee who have been impacted by the organization, something EGATZ executive director Don Meikle said makes the house that much more special. “Because the youth are our experts on the committee, we were able to engage from a youth perspective,” said Meikle.

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Communities receive funding through CIF grants

Communities receive funding through CIF grants
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Government expands funding for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Government expands funding for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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