project literacy central okanagan society

Originally established to provide tutoring support for adults who could not read and write, Project Literacy Central Okanagan Society has evolved to provide literacy support for immigrant families, children and seniors. Project Literacy COS currently works with over 150 volunteers annually to offer one to one tutoring support in English and Math, and to provide early year’s literacy development for children. Project Literacy is entirely funded by grants and donations.

Children's Village of Ottawa-Carleton

The Children’s Village operates a large Licensed Home Childcare Program, several school-based Childcare Centres, summer programs, a drop-in play group and other support services for parents and providers. We believe in working in partnership with parents, providers and agency staff to ensure children receive quality care in a nurturing environment. Our services reflect an ongoing commitment to the well-being of children and families and are characterized by sensitivity, high standards, and flexibility. The Children’s Village of Ottawa-Carleton operates the following programs and services: -Licensed Home Child Care: the program operates in West, Central and South-end Ottawa for children 6 weeks to 12 years -Children’s Village at Stoneway: a licensed kindergarten and school age child care program operating in Adrienne Clarkson Elementary School -Children’s Village At Navan: a licensed toddler, preschool, kindergarten and school age child care program operating in Heritage Public School -Children’s Village at Bridlewood: a licensed kindergarten and school age child care program in Bridlewood Community Elementary School -Children’s Village at Klondike: a licensed toddler, preschool, kindergarten and school age child care program in South March Public School -Children’s Village at Findlay Creek: a licensed toddler and preschool program operating in Vimy Ridge Public School -Lady MacDonald Childcare Centre: a licensed toddler and preschool program operating in Roch Carrier Elementary School -Children’s Village at Knoxdale: a licensed toddler and preschool program operating in Knoxdale Public School -Transitions Summer Camp: is an innovative, child driven life skills/social skills summer program for children ages 5 to 7 years (Juniors) and 8 to 12 years (Senior) operating throughout Ottawa -Resource Centre: offers morning play groups, and special events for children, parents and providers -Parents Exploring Day Care Options (PEDCO): monthly information sessions

Canadian Mothercraft Society

For nearly a century, we’ve been a trailblazer in promoting healthy child development and supporting families in our community. We’re dedicated to excellence and constantly exploring innovative concepts and ideas related to child care and education. Our approach is grounded in the latest research, which guides every aspect of our work. This includes everything from our high-quality child care and enrichment programs, to our specialized services for children and families with unique needs, and our comprehensive training programs for childcare providers and other professionals. At Mothercraft, we celebrate diversity and strive to cultivate a warm and inclusive environment that welcomes everyone. Join us in our mission to help children thrive and families flourish!

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4 campus, une famille! Choisis ta gang: AEC et DEC qui forment les professionnel.le.s de demain. Montréal - Longueuil - Drummondville - Trois-Rivières

Seven Generations Education Institute

Seven Generations Education Institute (SGEI) is dedicated to excellence in lifelong learning and empowerment through language and culture, by providing community-based and student-centered learning opportunities for everyone. SGEI is the leader in providing sustainable, high quality education and training programs, which respect our Anishinaabe language and culture, support present needs, and embrace life-long learning. Since its conception, SGEI has expanded its services to include: Secondary school (Fort Frances, Couchiching, Mitaanjigamiing, Nigigoonsiminikaaning, Seine River, Niacatchewenin, Rainy River First Nations, Lac Seul, Eagle Lake, Wabigoon, Washagamis Bay, Wauzhushk Onigum, Wabauskang, Ochiichagwebabigoinging) Adult education (Kenora, Dryden, Ignace, Pickle Lake, Sioux Lookout, Red Lake) Post-secondary education (Fort Frances, Kenora, and in First Nations communities upon request) Pre-employment training (Fort Frances, Kenora, and in First Nations communities upon request) Anishinaabe Language Curriculum (Language and cultural curriculum development for daycares and Head Start programs in Fort Frances and surrounding area. The language strategy is created in partnership with Say it First and the Rainy River District School Board and funded by the Ministry of Education.) First Nations Student Success Program (Support for First Nations educators on reserves in Lac La Croix, Sabaskong, Big Grassy, and Northwest Angle #37) RRDSB Elementary & Secondary Educational Supports (Fort Frances High School, Robert Moore, J.W. Walker, Crossroads, Rainy River High School) Post-Secondary Student Support (Thunder Bay) Workshops (Fort Frances, Kenora, and in First Nations communities upon request) Cultural Training (Available for businesses upon request) While SGEI integrates the Anishinaabe language and culture into curriculum and educational practices, our services are available to everyone.