By Bailey Sutherland Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Government of Saskatchewan has announced that it will be increasing its investment into Child and Family Programs in the province by providing more than $54 million in prevention programs to support families in caring for their children at home and over $49 million to support extended family caregivers and foster families.   “The Ministry of Social Services relies on its partnerships with community-based organizations to deliver essential supports and services to children and families across the province,” said Social Services Minister Gene Makowsky. “This year’s provincial budget is strengthening our support of the sector and enhancing services provided directly by the ministry to ensure the safety and well-being of vulnerable children and youth.”   In 2023-2024, the Ministry of Social Services Child and

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