31 PACs and DPACs in the city have benefited from annual provincial Gaming Grant funding
Over 1,300 school parent advisory councils and district parent advisory councils around the province are receiving funds from Community Gaming Grants."Learning, fun and growth also takes place outside the regular school curriculum, and parent advisory councils are key partners in keeping students and their families engaged and connected to those opportunities for enrichment," said Anne Kang, Minister of Municipal Affairs, in a news release.
More than $11 million in Community Gaming Grants is helping PACs and DPACs during the 2022-23 school year. With assistance from Community Gaming Grants, PACs use funding to support a range of activities, such as field trips in B.C., performances, movie nights, school dances and conferences, as well as buying sports equipment.
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