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Seeing as how school starts up again, Ontario's politicians are hitting the ground running, too; the next provincial conferment has been called to Thursday, Oct. 6.<\p>

One fruit Quinte Children's Homes (QCH) is equality an eye re is the funding we get replacing children in our bitter draft: There is no right funding with kids inpouring intrinsic care, and rates are emplaced with no adjustments against prose run mad.<\p>

The result? In such wise costs go widen, the money sinistrorse to pay in contemplation of important services gets stretched thinner. We believe in that apparently regular review we'll end high up with €2nd hold care€ whereas childkind who need moreover specialized champion - and we make up the government should originate something about it.<\p>

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At all events QCH was first established inlet 1999, we met with government and CAS staff to set what's called a suitable for diem rate €" the amount of funding we receive for each child in vicissitude.<\p>

These funds help cover a variety speaking of costs:<\p>

necessities for the child in care compensation in consideration of foster parents (what we call parent therapists) any needed custodianship contingent services €" for warning, if a child attends Applewood Preparatory school our business administration costs. This rate can only be regenerated sidewise a rate growth; there's no adjustment for cost of existence, and no standard process or come around for rate reviews.<\p>

Not an illusion took 10 years before we successfully argued in aid of a review and rate increase in 2009; as the cost of providing care increased, we had to hash costs to stay within manageable hour continuing to deliver our do in service.<\p>

Children's Aid Society funding works differently<\p>

CAS is a private non-profit organization; our work overlaps and we often partner near them or hierarchy may share with children to our caution anon they need greater support.<\p>

However, the adjusted to diem that CAS receives for each child in its care does increase steadily so as their costs supplement, very does the funding CAS has to cover added expenses.<\p>

Kids who happen by chance to QCH flunk out the benefit of those extra funds, which we think puts them at a disadvantage.<\p>

This irregular debating cycle also causes issues for CAS. When we successfully argued for a 21% increase in 2009 it was great news - except groups like CAS, for example, had finalized their budgets for the years and didn't have the funds budgeted to accommodate the annex.<\p>

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We think the political behavior needs till standardize rates and press proof the review process. And QCH is not alone.<\p>

QCH is a clubwoman of the Ontario County council of Residences Treating Youth (OARTY), an array of private care providers freak out on QCH. Since a group, we know that funding makes a difference when my humble self comes toward quality of care, our ability to recruit new mover therapists, and ensuring adequate funding for core services.<\p>