Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program

Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program

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Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program

110 Anderson St, Prince George, BC V2M 4Z1

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About Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program

Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program is a licensed group childcare centre at 110 Anderson St in Prince George, BC, providing culturally supportive early learning for Indigenous children and families. Regulated by the Ministry of Children and Family Development, it participates in the BC CCFRI affordability program. Reach out to the centre for enrolment and program details.

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Is Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program in Prince George, BC licensed?

Yes. Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program holds an active childcare license issued by Ministry of Education and Child Care (B.C. Ministry of Education and Child Care). All providers listed on MapleCub are verified against Ministry of Education and Child Care's public licensing database.

What ages does Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program serve?

Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program serves children in the Prince George, BC area. Contact the center directly for age group availability.

Does Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program accept the CCFRI / ACCS childcare subsidy?

Yes — Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program accepts British Columbia's CCFRI / ACCS (Child Care Fee Reduction Initiative / Affordable Child Care Benefit) subsidy. Families who qualify can reduce their weekly co-pay to as little as $0. Visit British Columbia's CCFRI / ACCS program page to check your eligibility.

How much does Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program cost per month?

Power Of Friendship Aboriginal Head Start Program has not published tuition rates publicly. Contact the center directly for current pricing. British Columbia families may qualify for CCFRI / ACCS subsidies and federal childcare tax credits that can significantly reduce costs.

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