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CareLink RDC Childcare Options & Solutions A Program of Child Care Services of York County |
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Parent Resource Center (Springvale) |
CareLink Resource Development Center is a non-profit state contracted agency which receives State and Federal funding. CareLink offers it's assistance to all of York County including the Biddeford - Saco, Sanford - Springvale, Kennebunk, Wells, Kittery, Berwick, Waterboro and Buxton areas as well as contributing on a statewide level. CareLink is committed to making quality, affordable child care accessible to this county's parents. Working with parents, child care providers, employers, and community groups, CareLink strives to expand child care options and provide relevant consumer information. Thus, parents are given the essential elements needed to make the best, most informed choices for their families. All services are provided regardless of an individual's age, sex, race, creed or color. In fulfilling its roles, CareLink will participate in multi-agency collaborations, as a means of elevating the quality and comprehensiveness of the services it provides. The Advisory Board and CareLink staff affirm that CareLink Resource Development Center is dedicated to excellence and pledge to strive to be relevant and responsive to the needs and expectations of the people it serves.
Programs of interest in York County:
CareLink sponsors a yearly conference for those interested in quality childcare practices. At Christmas time each year CareLink also partners with local businesses to distribute toys to the neediest of the families we are aware of.
We build relationships and bridges to meet the needs of the community. CareLink's goal is to be an essential link between families & children, the community, social service agencies, businesses, and educational facilities. We strive to participate and stimulate growth in quality childcare, financial security, healthy families, and a thriving community.
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Summer 2010 CareLink News Online Newsletter CareLink Resource Library Online
CareLink Fall 2010 Classes (updated 8/31/10) Getting Started in Family Child Care CPR & First Aid Make Your Own: Teacher Made Instructional Materials How to Engage and Create Parent Partners for Your Program Caring for Infants, Toddlers & Their Families Supporting Infants and Toddlers & Their Families: Guidelines for Learning Operating a Family Child Care Business Developing a Parent Involvement Philosophy Foundations of Health, Welness & Safety Maine's Early Childhood Learning Guidelines Introduction to Infant Mental Health Supporting Families and Children with Special Strengths and Special Needs Putting Behavior in It's Place Child Transportation Supoorting Children Whose Families Are Experiencing Divorce Weaving Diversity into Your Work with Children and Families Evaluating Your Program and Developing a Program Improvement Plan GAS (Games, Activities and Songs) for Fun See Complete Training Schedule
CareLink Community Bulletin Board (revised 9/14/09) Southern Maine Parent Awareness Fall 2009 Conference Southern Maine Parent Awareness Newsletter Parent Resource Center Fall Class Schedule Parent Resource Center Calendar of Events
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