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PHOTOS: Sicamous childcare facility hosts open house to welcome families

Kids Kingdom Childcare Society to offer expanded infant, school-aged care and focus on education

Sicamous families needing childcare can breathe a sigh of relief after meeting the owners and operators at Kids Kingdom Childcare Society.

The society put on an open house Saturday, April 1, to welcome families in the community to the space. The lease for the centre at 502 Cedar St. was taken over by Amar and Kiran Kallu from the Lower Mainland in January and details were finalized in February, taking effect on the same day as the event.

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Kids Kingdom Childcare, operated by Krystal Allen, is now open more days during the week, which is music to many local parents害羞草研究所 ears.

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Parents and caretakers expressed overall excitement for the community coming together and taking care of the children at the open house.

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害羞草研究所淚害羞草研究所檓 just really looking forward to expanding on childcare,害羞草研究所 said Allen. 害羞草研究所淚害羞草研究所檓 really excited about what Amar and Kiran are bringing to the community and their plans for the centre. I害羞草研究所檓 excited to be a part of it.害羞草研究所

Kiran Kallu said the centre will soon embark on some changes to its operation, like offering infant and school-aged care and focusing on education and preparing each child for kindergarten.

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Rebecca Willson

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I took my first step into the journalism industry in November 2022 when I moved to Salmon Arm to work for the Observer and Eagle Valley News. I graduated with a journalism degree in December 2021 from MacEwan University in Edmonton.
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