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Promoting The Healthy Development Of Children By Empowering Families
Join us for an empowering Dad's program where you can learn about your strengths and the positive impact you have on your family. Topics include Work/Life balance, positive parenting, and, Read More...
Through this program, your children will develop the skills and confidence they need to form positive peer relationships. This program was developed using the We Thinkers! curriculum as the guide. Read More...
Rhymes that Bind is an oral language development program that promotes positive parenting. Parents learn to enjoy rhymes, finger plays, songs and simple movement games with their infants and toddlers Read More...
Join us for some additional learning after you have completed Triple P or join us for just these sessions. You will learn to apply your skills and empower your children Read More...
Join us every week for STEM-based learning. This program will provide the opportunity to learn life skills, ingenuity, resourcefulness, patience, and curiosity. Ages 2.5-6 Tuesdays and Thursdays: 10:00am - 11:30am Read More...
Unplug and connect with others, and build their self-esteem. Children will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of crafts and games designed to encourage positive relationships. Ages 5-12 Thursdays: Read More...
Join us in the kitchen as we master some basic kitchen skills while building our confidence and cooking a meal. Your child will prepare a meal to bring home and Read More...
Whether you're Irish or not, St. Patrick's Day is one of the undisputed best holidays leading into spring. For some, it's celebrated with... more
COW Corner is a fun program that explores early literacy, numeracy, and language development. Parents and children will explore early literacy through songs, activities, and interactive story-sharing. Each week has Read More...
The first three years of life provide the most rapid period of brain development and neuroscience tells us that it is the attachment relationship that fuels the brain. This program Read More...
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