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PMC to start three new day care centres
Updated On: 30 September, 2013 07:13 AM IST | | Sukirt D. Gumaste
Taking a note of the increasing proportion of working parents in the city, the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is planning to offer day care services at three new destinations in the city. The facilities will be run by NGOs, while the civic body will provide them space free of cost
The Urban Community Development (UCD) department tabled the proposal during the Women Child Welfare Committee meeting, which was held earlier this week. It is expected to get approval in the committee’s next meeting.
According to the proposal, the day care centres will be established at Sun City, Shivajinagar and Yerawada. Civic officials said 22 NGOs had approached them to undertake this project, out of which S N Associates, Shrimati Mirabai Samajseva Pratishthan and Vatsalya Pratishthan have been finalised. They will charge a monthly fee of Rs 1,000 per child, while PMC employees looking to send their kids to the facility will be asked to shell out Rs 500.

