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Program is a free 'stay and play center' for adults with children ages birth to six years old. Staff specialize in creating an all inclusive program that sets the stage for a child's lifelong learning. The program's emphasis is focusing on the child's overall development, emotional wellbeing, behavior and most importantly their mental wellness. Parents and caregivers also benefit by making connections and receiving support.

EarlyON Child and Family Centres help parents, caregivers, and children birth to six years find programs and services that build on their strengths and help them navigate the journey. Places where parents and caregivers can start making connections and build relationships that are essential to realizing a child's full potential. Where they can learn, grow and connect together.

Offers free drop-in play-based learning activities for caregivers and children from birth to 6 years old. Parents can learn and play with their children, meet people or get advice.

Offers a range of services: reading, storytelling, sing-alongs, games, and advice from professionals trained in early childhood development.

All activities are in French. Non-French speaking children and families are welcome.

Offers child care services and before and after school programs in full French.

Programs and activities for children up to the age of six and their parents or caregivers * information about children's services and programs in the community.

Works with families to promote the development of the child and find ways to deal with the challenges parents face by sharing ideas and giving support.

• Home Visiting Program - uses a family centered model that ensures pregnant women and families with children up to 6 years old on Aamjiwnaang First Nation have access to supports that reflect their values, priorities, strengths, and preferences.
• Breastfeeding Buddies - a Mom-to-Mom Breastfeeding support Program. Trained volunteers are matched with breastfeeding moms.
• Head Start Drop-In - focuses on parent and child interactions for children up to the age of 6 years old (older siblings are welcome to join).
• New Parents group - for expectant parents and parents with children 0-6 months old. Topics are related to new parents to be and parents with newborns. Topics may include: Prenatal Classes, Breastfeeding, Making Moss Bags; Memory Bears; Infant Massage, Baby Moccasins, Baby Food Making, etc.
• Fathers group - activities for fathers, grandfathers and male caregivers with children up to 6 years old. Topics vary. Activities usually include the children.
• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder supports - The Health Centre partners with Union of Ontario Indians and Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre to provide FASD resources. Supports are available for pregnant women dealing with addictions to alcohol and/or drugs or have a child with FASD

EarlyON Child and Family Centres help parents, caregivers, and children birth to six years find programs and services that build on their strengths and help them navigate the journey. Places where parents and caregivers can start making connections and build relationships that are essential to realizing a child's full potential. Where they can learn, grow and connect together.

EarlyON Child and Family Centres help parents, caregivers, and children birth to six years find programs and services that build on their strengths and help them navigate the journey. Places where parents and caregivers can start making connections and build relationships that are essential to realizing a child's full potential. Where they can learn, grow and connect together.

EarlyON Child and Family Centres help parents, caregivers, and children birth to six years find programs and services that build on their strengths and help them navigate the journey. Places where parents and caregivers can start making connections and build relationships that are essential to realizing a child's full potential. Where they can learn, grow and connect together.

COVID-19: Currently closed for in-person visits. Programming available online, see website for details.

Promotes learning for parents, caregivers and children through early play experiences. Lambton County Library is a partner at this program. A Lambton County librarian provides storytime each Monday at 11am.

COVID-19: Currently closed for in-person visits. Programming available online, see website for details.

EarlyON Child and Family Centres help parents, caregivers, and children birth to six years find programs and services that build on their strengths and help them navigate the journey. Places where parents and caregivers can start making connections and build relationships that are essential to realizing a child's full potential. Where they can learn, grow and connect together.

COVID-19: Currently closed for in-person visits. Programming available online, see website for details.

A place where parents, caregivers and children can play and learn together. The centre promotes learning for parents, caregivers and children through early play experiences.

A non profit licensed child care centre offering full and half day programs for infants and toddlers.

COVID-19 - Childcare remains available but the EarlyON drop-in will remain closed until further notice.

A childcare and early learning centre providing

• Preschool care
• PELP program
• JK/SK wrap around care
• Before and after school care
• PD program
• Summer school age program

Also operate an EarlyON child and family drop-in centre for families with children 0-6 years.

EarlyON Child and Family Centres help parents, caregivers, and children birth to six years find programs and services that build on their strengths and help them navigate the journey. Places where parents and caregivers can start making connections and build relationships that are essential to realizing a child's full potential. Where they can learn, grow and connect together.

Offers family planning, prenatal classes, new baby assessments, clinic visits, numerous mom and baby and/or toddler programs, parenting classes, immunizations, and support for breast feeding moms, in addition to partnerships with local and external service providers.

• Support the healthy development of children 0-6 years, within safe and welcoming environments throughout the community.
• Support community connections and culturally responsive programming with Francophone and Indigenous partners
• A space to learn, play and grow together

Some programming is also available online and some programs are offered outdoors in Blenheim, Bothwell, Chatham, Dresden, Erieau, Grande Pointe, Pain Court, Ridgetown, Tilbury, Wallaceburg and Wheatley. See website for program details.

COVID-19: Currently closed for in-person visits. Programming available online, see website for details.

The EarlyON Centre promotes learning for parents, caregivers and children through early play experiences.

• Support the healthy development of children 0-6 years, within safe and welcoming environments throughout the community.
• Support community connections and culturally responsive programming with Francophone and Indigenous partners
• A space to learn, play and grow together

Some programming is also available online and some programs are offered outdoors in Blenheim, Bothwell, Chatham, Dresden, Erieau, Grande Pointe, Pain Court, Ridgetown, Tilbury, Wallaceburg and Wheatley. See website for program details.

COVID-19: Currently closed for in-person visits. Programming available online, see website for details.

The EarlyON Centre is a place where parents, caregivers and children can play and learn together. The centre promotes learning for parents, caregivers and children through early play experiences.

COVID-19: Currently closed for in-person visits. Programming available online, see website for details.

The Centre promotes learning for parents, caregivers and children through early play experiences. Lambton County Library is a partner of this program with a librarian providing Tales for Tots each Tuesday.

• Support the healthy development of children 0-6 years, within safe and welcoming environments throughout the community.
• Support community connections and culturally responsive programming with Francophone and Indigenous partners
• A space to learn, play and grow together

Some programming is also available online and some programs are offered outdoors in Blenheim, Bothwell, Chatham, Dresden, Erieau, Grande Pointe, Pain Court, Ridgetown, Tilbury, Wallaceburg and Wheatley. See website for program details.

Offers free programs for caregivers

Services include:

• Play-based learning opportunities allow children to develop social and emotional skills, reach developmental milestones and begin lifelong learning
• Opportunities for sensory play, creative art, music and movement, language and literacy, science and nature, dramatic play, active play and problem solving
• Interactive activities including storytelling, songs and games
• Opportunities to connect and network with other caregivers and families
  
  

Staff can support caregivers with:

• Answers to questions about child development and parenting
• Information about services and supports available from local community agencies
• Connections to other children's programs in the community

Offers free programs for caregivers

Services include:

• Play-based learning opportunities allow children to develop social and emotional skills, reach developmental milestones and begin lifelong learning
• Opportunities for sensory play, creative art, music and movement, language and literacy, science and nature, dramatic play, active play and problem solving
• Interactive activities including storytelling, songs and games
• Opportunities to connect and network with other caregivers and families
  
  

Staff can support caregivers with:

• Answers to questions about child development and parenting
• Information about services and supports available from local community agencies
• Connections to other children's programs in the community

COVID-19: Currently closed for in-person visits. Programming available online, see website for details.

The centre promotes learning for parents, caregivers and children through early play experiences.