School-age SUPER Saturday
Hey Fremont childcare providers and after-school programs...Are you ready for summer?
Yes, summer!
It will be here before we know it. That is why we are offering you a special Super School Age Saturday to prepare for fun learning activities and outdoor planning.
Where: Birchard Public Library in Fremont
When: April 6 from 10:00-3:30 pm
Let our school-age specialist, Crystal Schneider, help you with ideas to plan your schedule, set up your space, and offer both indoor and outdoor activities for children ages 5 to 12 years old.
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CCRC Offices CLOSED - Good Friday
The CCRC's two office locations will be CLOSED March 29, 2013 for Good Friday. You may contact the office at 440-960-7187 and leave a message - we will return your call on Monday April 1, 2013.
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Just PIN it!
The CCRC Pinterest Boards are up and available to parents, providers and community partners. We have 15 BOARDS and 88 PINS from environments, nutrition, and much more.... Happy Pinning!
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 Keeping Children Safe: Child Abuse and Neglect Curriculum for Early Childhood Professionals
The training includes techniques to give child-care providers the information they need to not only
identify and understand child maltreatment, but to engage families regarding access to parent
education, social connections, and concrete supports in their communities. Questions for discussion,
ways to take action, and suggestions are all part of this experience.
The event is FREE and limited to the first 25 registrants.
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2nd Annual Erie County Community Resource Fair
United Way, Family and Children First Council and Sandusky City Schools are hosting the 2nd Annual Community Resource Fair on Tuesday, April 30th, from 4:30p-7p at Sandusky High School.
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Literacy Rocks Lorain County!
Professional Storyteller Robin Echols
- Engaging Performances Noon & 1:15 PM
- Greater Cleveland YMCA Zumba 12:45
- Paint and Take Rock painting activities
Each family receives a FREE gift bag for attending. When: Saturday May 4th Where: Midway Mall
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Play SPENT
We're going to challenge the way you think about poverty and homelessness.
Work hard. Do the right thing. Homelessness is something that will never happen to me. Sometimes, all it takes is one life-changing experience to land you on the streets: a job loss, death of a loved one, divorce, natural disaster, or serious illness.
Next thing you know, a chain of events sends your life spiraling out of control...
How would you cope? Where would you go? What would you do? Figure something out, right?
We invite you to take the challenge... Play SPENT!
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