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Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded Childcare Facility Type Facility Name Preschool - Public Ivy Montessori School II Preschool - Public Marineview Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) The Boat Day Care Centre 3-5 (Group Care) MOSAIC Child Care Centre Preschool - Public Mount Pleasant NBH Preschool Preschool - Public Frog Hollow NBH House Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) Langara Child Development Centre II 3-5 (Group Care) Little Semlin Daycare 3-5 (Group Care) Pooh Corner Day Care Centre - Over Three Preschool - Public Killarney Community Centre Preschool Preschool - Public Crown Parent Participation Preschool Preschool - Public Sexsmith Community School Preschool Preschool - Public Killarney Park Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) Sundance Day Care Centre 3-5 (Group Care) Quayside Children's Centre (3-5 GDC) Group Daycare (under 36 mths) 3 Corners Child Care Centre III Preschool - Public Heather Bible Chapel Nursery School Preschool - Public W Point Grey Academy Preschool Preschool - Public Mole Hill Montessori Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) Learning Tree Group Day Care Page 1 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded Capacity Telephone Postal Code 20 604-734-1619 V6K 1X1 20 604-261-2613 V6N 3G2 25 604-708-5892 V5N 4L8 17 604-684-8825 V5N 5P4 20 604-879-8208 V5T 1Y1 35 604-251-1225-241 V5M 4M5 25 604-323-5204 V5Y 2Z6 25 604-255-8665 V5L 4K6 24 604-684-9734 V6G 2S1 40 604-718-8214 V5S 2X7 20 604-228-1316 V6S 1R2 18 604-324-6355 V5X 3C1 35 604-435-7455 V5S 3C1 25 604-251-4844-317 V5L 1S7 25 604-718-6555 V6Z 2Y9 24 604-257-3061 V5T 3H7 20 604-321-7446 V6P 2T8 20 604-222-8750 V6R 4P9 20 604-687-6704 V6E 1X2 25 604-874-4921 V5N 5B5 Page 2 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded Location 1 Zip Codes (49.266667, -123.170689) (49.234761, -123.193864) (49.258515, -123.065836) (49.260343, -123.069784) (49.26044, -123.114034) (49.265426, -123.044264) (49.225811, -123.108507) (49.269963, -123.063797) (49.293061, -123.141317) (49.226218, -123.045568) (49.248122, -123.187198) (49.21723, -123.106243) (49.225654, -123.040985) (49.281296, -123.072313) (49.273296, -123.115228) (49.264583, -123.100886) (49.210301, -123.122928) (49.265376, -123.197121) (49.280778, -123.130619) (49.248797, -123.057987) Page 3 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded StrongStart BC Champlain Heights Annex StrongStart Cntr Group Daycare (under 36 mths) City Hall Child Care Centre - Toddler Preschool - Public Montessori World #2 3-5 (Group Care) St. James Day Care Centre StrongStart BC Chief Maquinna StrongStart Centre 3-5 (Group Care) JCC Shalom Gan Yeladim Daycare Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Dorothy Lam CC - Infant Preschool - Public Britannia Preschool Preschool - Public Sprouts Preschool Preschool - Public Sunset Preschool Preschool - Public Yaletown Montessori School 3-5 (Group Care) Citygate Early Learning and Care Centre Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Sapphire Children's Centre - Toddler Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Kids in General Child Development Centre - Toddler Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Playhouse Child Development Centre (Toddler Room) Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Kids in General Child Development Centre - Infant 3-5 (Group Care) University Hill Kinderclub Preschool - Public Bayview Community Preschool Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Frog Hollow NBH House's Satellite Daycare - Toddler 3-5 (Group Care) City Hall Child Care Centre - Over Three Preschool - Public Little Sprout Preschool Preschool - Public Oakridge Montessori Children's Learning Centre Page 4 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded 604 713-4880 V5S4J6 12 604-876-8918 V5Z 4K2 20 604-325-3301 V5W 1S7 25 604-733-1821 V6K 2L2 604 713-4705 V5M1C9 20 604-257-5111-319 V5Z 2N7 12 604-718-6555 V6Z 2X1 20 604-718-5800 V5L 4X4 8 604-454-8369 V6L 2T3 37 604-718-6512 V5X 0A1 15 604-732-6640 V6B 5H7 25 604-687-1150 V6A 4B2 12 604-718-6555 V6E 2R9 12 604-875-5699 V5Z 4S5 12 604-873-6448 V5N 5B5 12 604-875-5699 V5Z 4S5 25 604-222-0700 V6T 1E2 19 604-713-5437 V6R 3L1 12 604-252-2918 V5M 1Z6 25 604-876-8918 V5Z 4K2 20 604-257-8346 V6G 2L8 30 604-263-1686 V5Z 2M9 Page 5 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded (49.2138, -123.03) (49.26148, -123.114974) (49.232929, -123.092946) (49.263309, -123.176229) (49.2683, -123.05) (49.23393, -123.126725) (49.272618, -123.122418) (49.274868, -123.069814) (49.257521, -123.175934) (49.222735, -123.10167) (49.277097, -123.12284) (49.273118, -123.101777) (49.288269, -123.122861) (49.259637, -123.123829) (49.248729, -123.057987) (49.259637, -123.123829) (49.273138, -123.238045) (49.266423, -123.181662) (49.259777, -123.039073) (49.26148, -123.114974) (49.290462, -123.13694) (49.233588, -123.117706) Page 6 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded 3-5 (Group Care) Good Shepherd Day Care Preschool - Public Tiggy Winkle Corner 3-5 (Group Care) Dorothy Lam Childcare Centre Over Three Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Kids at GF Strong - Infant Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Sunny Hill Day Care - Toddler Preschool - Public John Oliver Nursery School Preschool - Public Sunflower Academy Montessori & Creative Arts Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) Mount Pleasant Child Care Centre - Over Three Preschool - Public Bumblebee Preschool Preschool - Public Family Montessori School 3-5 (Group Care) YMCA Coast Capital Savings Early Childhood Centre (3-5 GDC) 3-5 (Group Care) Yaletown Montessori 3-5 (Group Care) Le Soleil Montessori Children's House Preschool - Public Child Study Centre 3-5 (Group Care) Acorn-Eight Oaks Day Care Centre 3-5 (Group Care) Kiwassa Variety Club Daycare 3-5 (Group Care) Tenth Ave Alliance Wee Care Day Care Centre Preschool - Public Little Creations Montessori Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) Sarah House Early Learning and Care Centre Page 7 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded 20 604-325-8299 V5P 3Z3 20 604-257-6993 V6K 4K9 25 604-718-6555 V6Z 2X1 8 604-737-6256 V5Z 2G9 8 604-453-8300-8277 V5M 3E8 15 604-324-1317 V5W 1P3 20 604-222-1114 V6R 2P9 25 604-718-5844 V5T 1P6 20 604-263-6422 V6M 2J2 20 604-224-2633 V6R 4J5 25 604-673-6184 V6Z 1Y2 25 604-732-6640 V6B 3E4 25 604-436-1243 V5S 4L8 20 604-222-1943 V6S 1L5 25 604-872-0022 V5Z 2X3 25 604-254-5401 V5K 1M7 25 604-876-3723 V5Y 1R5 20 604-431-7611 V5R 2J2 25 604-435-0323 V5R 3N3 Page 8 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded (49.217043, -123.065943) (49.262168, -123.162316) (49.272618, -123.122418) (49.247655, -123.124679) (49.252121, -123.049574) (49.232939, -123.093819) (49.261993, -123.205751) (49.264304, -123.083994) (49.230852, -123.158219) (49.268513, -123.20038) (49.281788, -123.125049) (49.277256, -123.12219) (49.226108, -123.032244) (49.251058, -123.182769) (49.252769, -123.115241) (49.285725, -123.055899) (49.262172, -123.105194) (49.244758, -123.033896) (49.232196, -123.051665) Page 9 of 42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded Preschool - Public Montessori World #3 Preschool - Public Group ABA Preschool (GABA) Preschool - Public St. Giles Parent Participation Preschool StrongStart BC Queen Alexandra StrongStart Centre Preschool - Public Champlain Heights Community Centre Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) Little Picassos' Learning Centre and Child Care Preschool - Public Prematernelle V'La L'Bon Vent Preschool - Public Ivy Montessori School I Preschool - Public Rainbow Castle Preschool Limited Preschool - Public Monkey See Monkey Do Montesori Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) Small Talk Centre for Language Development Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Atelier Children's Centre - Toddler Program StrongStart BC Walter Moberly StrongStart Centre Preschool - Public Dunbar Memorial Preschool 3-5 (Group Care) Kids at G.F. Strong - +3 3-5 (Group Care) Quadra Child Care Group Daycare (under 36 mths) Collingwood NBH House Child Care Centre - Infant 3-5 (Group Care) St. Michael's Day Care Centre Preschool - Public Cedar Cottage Preschool Preschool - Public Monkey Tree Montessori Preschool Inc. StrongStart BC John Henderson StrongStart Centre Preschool - Public Happy Corner Preschool Page 10 of42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded 16 604-325-3301 V5W 1S7 20 604-876-4222 V6P 4N2 20 604-325-0114 V5Y 2S5 604 713-4599 V5N1V6 20 604-718-6573 V5S 4C6 8 604-569-1829 V6L 1T5 10 604-267-4243 V5Z 3M6 15 604-267-0073 V6M 1P5 40 604-669-0778 V6B 6C1 20 778-371-4659 V6S 1L5 20 604-872-3132 V5Z 1X7 12 604-718-8272 V6B 2W2 604 325-5213 V5X1Y7 20 604-222-6065 V6S 2H2 20 604-737-6256 V5Z 2G9 25 604-224-5911 V6R 3Z4 12 604-435-0323 V5R 6C9 25 604-876-0233 V5T 1W8 20 604-874-4231 V5N 4M9 20 604-417-8124 V5L 4T6 604 713-4872 V5X1L8 20 604-433-7923 V5M 4C1 Page 11 of42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded (49.230993, -123.104141) (49.204735, -123.134684) (49.233398, -123.11269) (49.2622, -123.077) (49.215452, -123.031845) (49.248198, -123.164151) (49.236228, -123.122225) (49.23845, -123.162335) (49.279823, -123.108217) (49.251058, -123.182769) (49.253396, -123.117054) (49.279153, -123.11736) (49.2163, -123.085) (49.243823, -123.185268) (49.247655, -123.124679) (49.26727, -123.204429) (49.236594, -123.033476) (49.262572, -123.095459) (49.24887, -123.065064) (49.272486, -123.056571) (49.2208, -123.088) (49.255091, -123.030138) Page 12 of42 09/25/2021 Vancouver Childcare Facilities Including Strong Start Geocoded 3-5 (Group Care) Jasper Cres
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