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Manitoba government allocates $5 million to St.Amant for autism support

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The Manitoba government announced it is providing $5 million to St.Amant, a non-profit organization that supports children with autism. This funding is part of a $30 million allocation for autism-specific support in the provincial budget. St.Amant plans to use the money to bolster therapeutic programming, fund programs for school-aged children, and make its pediatric sensory feeding clinic permanent.

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The allocation is intended to enhance and expand the capacity of existing autism programs, according to Nahanni Fontaine. The funding will help St.Amant reduce its case management waitlist and improve service availability for families.

Nahanni Fontaine previously announced a review of Child and Family Services funding in Manitoba.

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  • ManitobaGovernment providing the $5 million funding.
  • FontaineMinister of Families overseeing the allocation.
  • St.AmantNon-profit organization receiving the funding to expand programs.

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