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The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, May,,6, 1997 - upRelief over final- shape of provincial legisiation By BRAD REAUME arnpîorî T( Co Amendments to Proposed dce-dp.- Ar ment charge legisiation will proteet IX current residents from thse costa of tia new development, according to ret Hazel McCaîîion, chair of a Greater sul Allendale gets boost 0from MPP JACKSON on page 1 more than double because of this govem- ment funding. "This was a wonderful surprise, ail the residents and staff members here will be tlirilled.- Supportive housing coordinator Karen Aikman said new funds will shlow for more 'on-caîl' service at Allendsle's two building complexes. Additions! staff will be hircd to provide on-site care 12 hours a day, seven days a week. Provincial fundîng will also pave thc way lor other new projects for various orgçyanizations, ineluding: * Community Care Access Centre of Halton - to expand home care services; *Brain Injury Services of Hamilton Inc. -to expand personal support services to people with acquired brain injuries; - Joyce Scott Non-Profit Homes lnc.- to provide outreach services to people with physical disabilities living in Halton; . Action Support Services and Information Centre - to expand commu- nity support services including caregiver support and meals-on-wheels for seniors and their families in Halton Huils; - Canadian Red Cross Society (Milton branch) - to coordinate a centralized vol- unteer transportation service for a variety of people living in north Halton. Friday's announcement comes on the heels of thse Ontario govemnment's com- mitment to reinvest $170 million in comn- munity-based, long-term care services acrosa the province. HaltonlHamilton-Wentworth's slice of the pie will potentially benefit 80,000 peo- pIe and create 4,400 fulI-time jobs. "The restructuring of our health care system is not being driven by any need to save money. We have kept our promise to protcct health care spending in Ontario at $17.4 billion and, in fact, we exceeded that level by spending $17.7 billion in the last fiscal year. That's more than any govem- ment in thse history of the province," strcssed Mr. Jackson. "But not only are we spending more, we spending smarter. Fewer dollars are goîng to administration, upkeep of aging build- ings, and duplicated services and more are being spent on direct patient care - more heart surgery, more cancer treatment and more eommunity-based services." -H RAD SERVICE e Radiator & Fuel Tank Repairs eAluminum Wolding 0Silver Soldring 400 MOROBEL DR., UNIT 4, MILTON, ON. 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