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B.C. piloted a $25M support hub for special needs children in a remote community. Parents say they're worse off than before.

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B.C.'s Family Connections Centre is a pilot project for children with special needs. The centre will provide a one-stop-shop for everything from speech-language pathology to behaviour intervention. Some parents and practitioners have questioned why Prince Rupert was chosen for the experiment. North Coast Community Services Society says recruitment has been a struggle.

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B.C. piloted a $25M support hub for special needs children in a remote community. Parents say they're worse off than before.

When the B.C. government announced a new centralized service hub to provide an array of therapies for children with special needs in Prince Rupert and Haida Gwaii, Hannah Davis couldn’t help but feel skeptical.

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