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Savings Realized in 2005/2006 and Allocated to the following programs in
2006:
Administration
of NCB Program ($15,400.00)
The
DTSSAB is allowed to offset some of the administration costs
associated with providing the National Child Benefit
Reinvestment Strategy.
Canadian Red Cross: Student Nourishment Program
($40,000.00)
This program supports
schools that provide Nutrition programs such as breakfast,
lunch and/or snacks to children and youth across the District
of Timiskaming.
Centre
Pour Enfants Timiskaming Child Care Centre: Toy Lending
Library ($4,000.00)
This
program allows parents and children in the District of
Timiskaming to borrow free of charge, toys, games, and
puzzles. The Toy Lending Library is located in the
Haileybury premises.
Centre
de Santé Communautaire du Témiskaming: Kids on the Block
($4,000.00)
This
program was introduced in 2003 and uses puppets to educate and
heighten awareness of school age on diverse topics such as
drugs and alcohol, abuse prevention, bullying, disabilities
and a wide variety of other subjects. The project is now
active District wide.
DTSSAB:
Informal and Special Needs Day Care Assistance ($20,000.00)
The
program provides assistance to family requiring special needs
and informal day care for their children.
Salvation
Army Family Services & Food Bank: Food Bank ($9,000.00)
This
program offers support in providing food items to families in
difficulty within the city of
Temiskaming
Shore and the surrounding areas.
The
Salvation
Army
Kirkland
Lake
Citadel: Food Bank ($9,000.00)
This
program offers support in providing food items to families in
difficulty within the town of
Kirkland
Lake
and the surrounding areas.
Timiskaming
Child and Family Services: Baby, Not Me, Not Now ($30,000.00)
This
program has been funded since 2000 and focuses on improving
parenting skills, reduce teen pregnancy and reduce child abuse
through education.
Timiskaming
Health Unit: Health Babies/ Healthy Children ($20,000.00)
This
program has been funded since 1999 by the DTSSAB. Due to
the continued funding, the Health Unit has been able to
continue to provide district-wide Well Baby Clinics and home
visiting programs to high-risk mothers and babies. |