More than 20 families expressed interest or have registered for the service, many expressing their gratitude for this initiative.
Staff member Madison Purtill, a theatre nurse in the EGHS Perioperative Unit, has found the service beneficial to her family. Ms Purtill’s son Hudson is on a waitlist at a local childcare facility, but having the EGHS Family Day Care in the interim has allowed her to continue working and her husband to complete study, avoiding the need to take leave for child-minding.
“Hudson loves going to family day care. The carer makes his days enjoyable through ensuring they do activities that Hudson loves ... and keeping him entertained throughout the day,” Ms Purtill said.
“The facility is excellent and well suited to all age kids. I would recommend to any EGHS staff to enrol your child into family day care.
“I am very happy with the service. It is such a great idea and makes working and continuing to work at EGHS very appealing to have this as an option as a mother. I am very proud of my workplace when I tell friends and family of this service.”
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