Children’s Charter in the works

During Monday night’s meeting, Success by 6 updated council on the making of the Children’s Charter.

Family place coordinator Joyce McMann told council they want to hopefully have the charter finished by the end of March.

McMann says there are approximately 3800 children in Campbell River ages 3-12 and it’s important to keep up with the needs to help them grow.

McMann says as a community, we can work together to help all the families in Campbell River to provide the needs to every child.

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