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The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated restrictions on in-person childcare services. When restrictions eased, significant barriers remained, so 5 agencies across the Prairie provinces developed and piloted remote delivery models on early learning and care for newcomer children. One hundred and thirty children from 21 different countries of origin participated, as summarized in this report and infographic.
View the resources here:
Remote Early Learning & Care for Newcomer Children: Evaluation March 2021
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