Heart And Soul Childcare Foundation
63831 School Rd, Hope, BC
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7 of the 7 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.
7 of the 7 programmes on this page are marked on a subsidy register MapleCub reads.
7 listings found
63831 School Rd, Hope, BC
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455 6Th Ave, Hope, BC
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505 Wardle St, Hope, BC
Open until 17:30
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310 Queen St, Hope, BC
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571 Rupert St, Hope, BC
Open until 16:00
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681 Fraser Ave, Hope, BC
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949 3Rd Ave Hope, Hope, BC
Open until 18:00
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7
Licensed centres
Seven programmes. One town. Forty-five minutes back down the highway to the next one. Hope sits where the Fraser Valley narrows into the canyon, which makes it the last real town before a long drive in three directions, and that isolation is the whole story for local parents, because a closed waiting list here doesn't send you to the next suburb over. Six operators cover the seven listings. Two postal codes cover the town.
Six operators cover the seven listings. Heart and Soul Childcare Foundation runs two sites, one on 6th Avenue and one on School Road, while Mossy Branches on Queen Street and Mossy Creek Childcare on Rupert Street are registered separately despite the similar names, which trips up a fair number of searches. Nature Nest Childcare is on Fraser Avenue and Swetexel Preschool & Daycare is on 3rd Avenue. Hope Montessori Academy on Wardle Street is the only home-based listing and the only Montessori programme in town.
None of the seven carries age band data and none has enough Google reviews for a rating, which is normal for British Columbia and tells you nothing at all about what any of them takes. Two have websites. All seven have phone numbers, so calling is the only research method Hope actually offers you.
Six of the seven are registered as centres and one is home-based, and only one of those names carries the word preschool, so most of this list is at least nominally full-day care. Ask about summer anyway. In a town this size a programme that closes for July changes your whole year, and the register doesn't record operating months.
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Ask About Curriculum
Ask what a Tuesday actually looks like. "Montessori" and "play-based" mean different things at different centres, so the daily schedule tells you more than the label does.
Consider Schedule Fit
Check the posted open and close times against your commute, not just your workday. Then ask what happens when you're late.
How many licensed subsidised programmes are there in Hope?
7 of the 7 programmes on this page are marked on a subsidy register MapleCub reads.
How many licensed daycares are in Hope, BC?
MapleCub lists 7 Ministry of Education and Child Care-licensed daycare providers in Hope, British Columbia. All listings are verified against the British Columbia Ministry of Education and Child Care licensing records.
Do daycares in Hope take the CCFRI / ACCS subsidy?
Many licensed daycares in Hope participate in CCFRI / ACCS, which lowers what families pay. Use MapleCub's subsidy filter to find participating providers in Hope, British Columbia.
How much does daycare cost in Hope, 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 Hope centres directly.
What should I look for when choosing a daycare in Hope?
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 Hope daycares by all of these.
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