ARE YOU AFFECTED BY CHILDCARE SUBSIDY CUTS???
DO YOU WANT TO SHARE YOUR FRUSTERATION ABOUT THE COST OF CHILDCARE IN THE VALLEY??
Bill Routley, Phil Kent, Tom Walker and Jean Crowder NEED to be up to date on the cuts to subsidy.
WE have invited Bill Routley to Parkside to discuss the impact of child care subsidy cuts. PLEASE COME AND TELL HIM THAT WE NEED A UNIVERSAL CHILDCARE SYSTEM OR TO REINSATE OUR SUSIDY INCOME BRACKET BACK UP TO 33,300 per year. (it has dropped to 21,480 per year L that’s below most places in Canada’s poverty line- see attached info.. ) (DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED)
Also Subsidy has now said all family’s must pay the complete amount for pro d days and days there child attends full day care- IE summer,spring break ect AND..if parents wish to be reimbursed partially they must call subsidy every month after the 26th and tell subsidy how many days their children attended full time. Subsidy phone operation is only open 830am-5pm Monday to Friday.This makes it extremely difficult for families whom work and puts added stress on you to make sure to do one more thing.
PLEASE UNITE AND LET OUR MLA KNOW OUR CHILDREN DESERVE QUALITY CARE WITHOUT THE STRUGGLE !
IF YOU CAN NOT ATTEND PLEASE EMAIL/WRITE OR CALL BILL AND LET HIM KNOW YOUR CHILD DESERVES QUALITY CARE WITHOUT THE COST AND OUR COMMUNITY DESERVES NOT TO STRUGGLE!
Contact Information: BILL ROUTLEY
Bill.Routley.MLA@leg.bc.ca Box 599
273 Trunk Road
Duncan, BC
V9L 3X9
Phone 250-715-0127
Toll free 1-877-715-0127
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Free Statistics
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Canadian Welfare Incomes as a Percentage of the Poverty Line by Family Type and Province, 2001
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Total Income |
Poverty Line |
Total Welfare Income
as % of Poverty Line |
| Newfoundland |
| Single Employable |
3,276 |
16,167 |
20% |
| Person with a Disability |
8,902 |
16,167 |
55% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
14,670 |
20,209 |
73% |
| Couple, Two Children |
17,474 |
30,424 |
57% |
| Prince Edward Island |
| Single Employable |
5,846 |
16,055 |
36% |
| Person with a Disability |
8,772 |
16,055 |
55% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
12,530 |
20,070 |
62% |
| Couple, Two Children |
19,399 |
30,214 |
64% |
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| Nova Scotia |
| Single Employable |
4,817 |
16,167 |
30% |
| Person with a Disability |
8,312 |
16,167 |
51% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
12,250 |
20,209 |
61% |
| Couple, Two Children |
18,353 |
30,424 |
60% |
| New Brunswick |
| Single Employable |
3,374 |
16,167 |
21% |
| Person with a Disability |
6,902 |
16,167 |
43% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
12,888 |
20,209 |
64% |
| Couple, Two Children |
16,206 |
30,424 |
53% |
| Quebec |
| Single Employable |
6,415 |
18,849 |
34% |
| Person with a Disability |
9,314 |
18,849 |
49% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
13,318 |
23,561 |
57% |
| Couple, Two Children |
16,919 |
35,471 |
48% |
| Ontario |
| Single Employable |
6,829 |
18,849 |
36% |
| Person with a Disability |
11,763 |
18,849 |
62% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
13,828 |
23,561 |
59% |
| Couple, Two Children |
18,330 |
35,471 |
52% |
| Manitoba |
| Single Employable |
5,558 |
18,849 |
29% |
| Person with a Disability |
8,352 |
18,849 |
44% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
12,330 |
23,561 |
52% |
| Couple, Two Children |
17,725 |
35,471 |
50% |
| Saskatchewan |
| Single Employable |
5,978 |
16,167 |
37% |
| Person with a Disability |
8,662 |
16,167 |
54% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
12,367 |
20,209 |
61% |
| Couple, Two Children |
18,210 |
30,424 |
60% |
| Alberta |
| Single Employable |
5,030 |
18,849 |
27% |
| Person with a Disability |
7,596 |
18,849 |
40% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
11,619 |
23,561 |
49% |
| Couple, Two Children |
18,395 |
35,471 |
52% |
| British Columbia |
| Single Employable |
6,457 |
18,849 |
34% |
| Person with a Disability |
9,782 |
18,849 |
52% |
| Single Parent, One Child |
14,069 |
23,561 |
60% |
| Couple, Two Children |
18,412 |
35,471 |
52% |
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Last changed: Sep 15 2011 at 10:47 pm
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