Happy Hearts
420 Evergreen Cres, 100 Mile House, BC
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8 of the 8 programmes on this page are marked on a subsidy register MapleCub reads. Counts come from the B.C. Ministry of Education and Child Care register as MapleCub last read it.
8 of the 8 programmes on this page are marked on a subsidy register MapleCub reads.
8 listings found
420 Evergreen Cres, 100 Mile House, BC
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429 Cedar Avenue, 100 Mile House, BC
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1-170 Cedar Ave, 100 Mile House, BC
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260 Cedar Ave, 100 Mile House, BC
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240 Cedar Ave, 100 Mile House, BC
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365 Cedar St, 100 Mile House, BC
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5488 Tatton Station Rd, 100 Mile House, BC
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285 Cedar Ave, 100 Mile House, BC
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Licensed centres
Eight licensed providers serve 100 Mile House. Two are family day homes: Smiles For Miles Childcare and Happy Hearts. Small Explorers Family Daycare and Little Dreamers Childcare sit among the centre-based options, and Williams Lake, roughly 79 km north, is the nearest place with meaningfully more to choose from, which for most Cariboo families means the local eight are the entire practical field.
None of the eight has a Google review in our data. Not one. That's normal for the Cariboo, and it means the usual online comparison simply isn't available to you, so the method that's left is turning up during operating hours and watching how the educators handle a child who's having a bad morning. That's more informative than a star rating anyway. It just takes longer.
Seven of the eight carry no age licensing detail in British Columbia's records, a gap affecting roughly 86 per cent of our BC listings, and one shows infant licensing. That single entry isn't evidence the other seven refuse babies. It's evidence the province didn't write it down. All eight are flagged as taking part in the Child Care Fee Reduction Initiative, which lowers the posted fee at the provider directly, while the income-tested Affordable Child Care Benefit is a separate application made through the province. Kamloops sits about 126 km south. That's well outside daily range.
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How many licensed subsidised programmes are there in 100 Mile House?
8 of the 8 programmes on this page are marked on a subsidy register MapleCub reads.
How many licensed daycares are in 100 Mile House, BC?
MapleCub lists 8 Ministry of Education and Child Care-licensed daycare providers in 100 Mile House, British Columbia. All listings are verified against the British Columbia Ministry of Education and Child Care licensing records.
Do daycares in 100 Mile House take the CCFRI / ACCS subsidy?
Many licensed daycares in 100 Mile House participate in CCFRI / ACCS, which lowers what families pay. Use MapleCub's subsidy filter to find participating providers in 100 Mile House, British Columbia.
How much does daycare cost in 100 Mile House, BC?
Fees vary by age group and whether a centre is in CCFRI / ACCS. Subsidised and $10-a-day spaces cost far less than market-rate care. Each MapleCub listing shows the provider's fee details where available so you can compare 100 Mile House centres directly.
What should I look for when choosing a daycare in 100 Mile House?
Check for an active provincial licence, staff-to-child ratios, program approach (play-based, Montessori, francophone), age-group coverage, CCFRI / ACCS participation, and parent reviews. MapleCub lets you filter 100 Mile House daycares by all of these.
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