P.A. schools and non-profits benefit from provincial grant funding

The biggest recipient will be Princess Margaret School which will be given almost $30,000 for the after-school and nutrition program.

Among the recipients are Hope’s Home, W.J. Berezowsky School, and Riverside School which will each be given $25,000. The schools will use the money for their after-school lunch and nutrition programs while Hope’s Home will use the funds for Early Learning and Childcare therapies.

About $20,000 will be given to PACI for its nutrition program and the Saskatchewan Conservation Learning Centre will have the same amount for its Growing Together Program.

Princess Margaret School received the largest of the local grants, nearly $30,000 for its nutrition program.

Below is a list of the other Prince Albert Recipients

Catholic Family Services: $22,066

École Vickers School: $15,000

Learning Disabilities Association of Saskatchewan: $24,000

Prince Albert Multicultural Council: $15,000

St. Michael Community School: $14,000

Wild Rose Public School: $8,000

YWCA Prince Albert: $19,740

La Société Canadienne-Française: $5,000

Prince Albert Métis Women’s Association: $5,000

Prince Albert Safe Shelter for Women: $5,000

YWCA Prince Albert: $5,000

Nearby, communities like Christopher Lake, Blaine Lake, Leask, Meath Park, Spruce Home, St. Louis, Duck Lake, and Cudworth also received grants.

“The range of programs, organizations, and communities supported by the CIF is truly inspiring,” shared Tracey Mann, Executive Director of the Community Initiatives Fund. “The projects supported reflect the contribution of community-based organizations across Saskatchewan who ensure that individuals have access to services, supports, and programming designed to improve their wellbeing.”

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P.A. schools and non-profits benefit from provincial grant funding

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