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Sudbury Star, November 19 – Child-care website launched
A website for parents who are waiting for child care is being launched across Ontario by the Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care.
“Parents are still waiting for affordable and available child care and they need a way to send a message to their political representative”, says Cheryl Degras, co-chair of the Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care.
“Parents need politicians to take a leadership role and solve this issue once and for all.”
The website will be launched in a number of communities across Ontario this month. The website is being launched in Sudbury today.
The website gives parents a quick and easy way to send a message to Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill.
The website — www.waitingforchildcare.ca — invites parent who can’t find or afford child care to send a message to provincial and federal representatives that child care needs public investment.
Thousands of children are on municipal waiting list for a child-care subsidy in Ontario. Even with a subsidy, or for parents who are able to pay for child care, many simply can’t find a child-care space.
“Some provincial politicians still say child care is not an issue in their riding or that the looming recession prevents them from making any new investments in child care.
“In reality, an investment in child care will help families whether economic hardship. Child care is necessary in good economic times and bad” said Jenny Robinson, executive director, Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care.”






