Social care includes institutional care and alternative care.

The care allowance is payable at the rate of 100 per cent of remuneration received in the period preceding the care leave.

Maternal and child care.

Emergency treatment.

Care allowances

Women are also the caregivers, not only for children or other family members, but also for people in the neighborhood and community.

The codification of standards for the care of children began as early as 1947 with the Rules of Childcare, in which the State assumed responsibility for providing childcare.

Care and maintenance

We'll take the best care of her.

The range of benefits provided in case of home care includes regular benefits in kind and or cash benefits but also respite care if the careperson is sick or on holiday, day and night care, short term care, nursing aids, subsidies towards alterations of the home required by the provision of care and free of charge nursing courses to instruct family members and unpaid carepersons.

Child care funding increased by 6 million (including nearly 1 million from the Government of Canada) New operating grant funding for 788 child care spaces Increased funding for the Child Care Subsidy Program and for child care centres, homes and nursery schools Growth in child care spaces since 2000 2001

The care allowance is granted to a worker released from the obligation to work to take care of

Respite Options for Families in Need Child Care Nutrition Program Child Care Accreditation Program.

The seeds then are mothered by this mycelium.

She is busy with the care of her children.

Alternative care

2. Long term care insurance

Maternal and child care programme (PAMI)

Maternal and child care programme

Take care of him, Matt.

He had something to print.

184. By means of the Long Term Care Insurance Act adopted in 1994 the care for persons in need of long term care and the situation of relatives acting as carepersons have been considerably improved and given a new basis.

One of the priority issues is the development of alternative forms of care for children deprived of parental care.

Care institutions for adults, in their turn, provide social and medical care and or rehabilitation for individuals.

Home care is a social care service provided by local governments that enables persons with limited ability to take care of themselves to stay at their home and in the daily routine they are used to.

State financed social care is highly demanded, there are no vacancies and clients have to be placed on a waiting list to enter these social care institutions.

Contributions towards the pension insurance of persons providing home care are paid depending on the care category and the extent of care and nursing.

(iv) Maternity and child care leave

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You'll keep after this other thing?

Look after mamma.

The State takes care of everything!

They do look after it.

Look after their feet, boy.

For the most part, the funding supports early learning and child care programs and services in such settings as child care centres, family child care homes, preschools and nursery schools.

Early learning and child care

Children without parental care

Just tell me what it is, and I'll take care of it for you.

We will need you to take care of the wounded.

This funding supports the subsidy program, family child care agencies, infant care centres in high schools, the Certification System for Early Childhood Educators, training for Early Childhood Educators, Child Care Consultant positions, and annual equipment grants for licensed child care settings.

Children receive social care services at care centres for orphans, specialised social care centres for children and children's homes  shelters depending on their health condition and age.

In accordance with provisions in force since 1974, care leave and a care allowance at the rate of 100 per cent of the worker apos s remuneration could be granted for a period of 60 days in a calendar year, irrespective of the number of children requiring care.

Seventy five per cent of the main caregivers are women the time needed daily to look after a person who requires long term care is between six and nine hours.

Nova Scotia provides funding for child care through two streams, subsidized child care for families in need and financial assistance to child care centres in the form of infrastructure grants loans to support expansion of child care and operating costs of centres.

Social care institutions for persons with mental disorders and specialised social care institutions are financed from the state budget.