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The Y has embarked
on a major campaign to improve its facilities. This
grant, payable over 4 years, will partly fund improvements
at the Elmwood Branch.
A health and wellness
centre is being developed within existing municipal recreational
facilities in Morris.
The
Prendergast Centre is a multi-purpose building which serves
day cares, seniors groups and drop-ins. A new roof will
improve the facility.
The Foundation has
traditionally helped agencies that are helping others at Christmas.
Improvements are
being made to the facility that houses the Army's Multicultural
Family Centre in St. Vital.
A
national conference dealing with conflict resolution is being
held in Winnipeg.
REES
helps disabled people find employment. New exterior
signage will help people find REES.
Adults
with intellectual challenges are served by Hope Centre.
It will provide a communication device for non-verbal clients.
Intellectually
handicapped adults are the clients of these agencies.
Capital projects were funded in both cases.
Handivans
help to maintain the independence of the mobility disadvantaged.
New vehicles were acquired with the help of these grants.
A
new umbrella agency will serve all food banks in Manitoba.
This grant helped with the organizational expenses.
Payable
over 2 years, this award will help Siloam provide shelter
for the homeless.
A
new cargo van will help Flavie-Laurent serve the poor of,
primarily, St. Boniface.
Research
on the integration of children with developmental challenges
in rural daycares is being conducted by ACL - Manitoba.
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