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This survey is designed to be completed by parents of children aged 0-12 and/or Town of Slave Lake Business Owners/Employers. Many of the questions are designed to gauge child care demand in Town. However, all feedback is welcome, if a particular question does not apply to you, simply skip it and move on to the next. All results will be collected and presented to Mayor and Council for discussion. The Town of Slave Lake would appreciate information on your child care needs. The purpose of this survey is to collect information that will be used to inform decision making around the development of child care in our community. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. Your participation is greatly appreciated!
NOTE: All information gathered on this form will be used solely for the purpose of obtaining child care needs data. Any identifying information provided on this survey will be held in confidence by the Town of Slave Lake and will not be shared with other individuals or groups for any reason without prior consent from the individuals involved.
If you have any questions or concerns about this survey, please contact the Town Office at: 780-849-8000 or info@slavelake.ca
Relevant Information
Regulated child care: refers to child care that is delivered through a licensed child care centre or regulated family child care home. In order to be regulated, a centre or home must meet and maintain the requirements under the Early Learning and Child Care Act and regulations and related policies. Regional child care services staff regularly monitor and support regulated child care services to ensure these standards are maintained.
Assistance is available to help offset the costs of child care for eligible families under the Government of Alberta's Child Care Subsidy Program. Eligible families can apply for child care subsidies if they have children aged 0 - Grade 6 enrolled in:
Licensed facility based program (daycare, out of school care and preschool).
Family day home program overseen by a licensed family day home agency.
Group family child care centre.
Subsidy rates vary based on the child's age, family income, the child care program, and the number of hours a child attend each month.
This survey is designed to be completed by parents of children aged 0-12 and/or Town of Slave Lake Business Owners/Employers. Many of the questions are designed to gauge child care demand in Town. However, all feedback is welcome, if a particular question does not apply to you, simply skip it and move on to the next. All results will be collected and presented to Mayor and Council for discussion. The Town of Slave Lake would appreciate information on your child care needs. The purpose of this survey is to collect information that will be used to inform decision making around the development of child care in our community. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. Your participation is greatly appreciated!
NOTE: All information gathered on this form will be used solely for the purpose of obtaining child care needs data. Any identifying information provided on this survey will be held in confidence by the Town of Slave Lake and will not be shared with other individuals or groups for any reason without prior consent from the individuals involved.
If you have any questions or concerns about this survey, please contact the Town Office at: 780-849-8000 or info@slavelake.ca
Relevant Information
Regulated child care: refers to child care that is delivered through a licensed child care centre or regulated family child care home. In order to be regulated, a centre or home must meet and maintain the requirements under the Early Learning and Child Care Act and regulations and related policies. Regional child care services staff regularly monitor and support regulated child care services to ensure these standards are maintained.
Assistance is available to help offset the costs of child care for eligible families under the Government of Alberta's Child Care Subsidy Program. Eligible families can apply for child care subsidies if they have children aged 0 - Grade 6 enrolled in:
Licensed facility based program (daycare, out of school care and preschool).
Family day home program overseen by a licensed family day home agency.
Group family child care centre.
Subsidy rates vary based on the child's age, family income, the child care program, and the number of hours a child attend each month.
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