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In response to the comments about the Day-Away Program, I feel the one we have in our community is more than "daycare". They provide activities and fieldtrips that these individuals would otherwise never be able to participate in. Parents and families are working all too much these days and I'm sure they don't have the time or resources to provide the things that this particular center can. It's also a way for all age groups to interact with one another and to help and learn from one another. They also have the resources to point parents, families and caregivers to other services their loved ones may need..
I'm well aware that some centers are more like "daycares". I wonder what the criteria is for running a Day Service, and if they are subject
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