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Garden Grove Child Care Inc. was opened in 1981 and was located in the Ecole Garden Grove School and was licensed for 30 school age children. Over the years, our centre has continued to respond to the increased need for child care. We currently are licensed for 18 Preschool (ages 4&5 yrs) and 34 School Age Spaces. Currently we are working on an expansion plan with the City and other funding partners to expand our program to meet community need.The centre is run by a Board of Directors, which is made up of parents / guardians and community members. Parental involvement is essential to the operation and success of the Centre.The centre employs a full time Executive Director who is responsible to manage the program.We have a dynamic and committed staff team who provide the quality programming to our children and families. All staff members belong to the Manitoba Child Care Association.Our child care program maintains a centre membership with the Manitoba Child Care Association. 2011 Leader of the Year Jodi Ramgotra Director2012 Volunteer of the Year Penny Daigle Chairperson2012 Involved in the Manitoba Nature Summi

Harrow Co-op Children's Centre Inc was incorporated in 1984. The centre began operating as a School Age Program in one room. Throughout the years, the centre continued to expand to include kindergarten, nursery and preschool children. Presently, we are fully licensed for 46 children.Harrow Co-op Children's Centre Inc. provides a loving environment for the development of each child's cognitive, emotional, physical and social skills. We provide an environment where children can work independently. The rooms have beauty, order, reality, simplicity and accessibility. The children have the freedom to work and move around the room which allows them to act as part of a social group.Our staff are exceptional! Each staff member brings with her a special interest in children and helps assist each child develop their unique potential, both as a person and as a member of our community. The diversity of our staff's background gives the children a wider cultural awareness.All childcare staff are classified by the Manitoba Child Day Care Office

HomeThirty-five years ago a small group of people from Bethel Mennonite Church had a vision of opening up a daycare to reach out to the surrounding community. This vision became Carter Day Care Centre and first operated out of the Bethel Church Parsonage. In 1992 the centre moved to the current location in the lower level of the church.Carter is open from Monday – Friday 7:30 am to 6:00pm all year round. The children that attend our centre are ages 2- 6. We serve 36 families made up from the surrounding community and Bethel Church.Our mission is to provide a safe, warm and loving place where children can grow and thrive in all physical, emotional, social areas. It is through indoor and outdoor play, circle time, singing, and many activities that we try and accomplish this mission. To support this mission and our everyday activities, the centre changed the name to Carter Early Learning Centre, Inc. in July 2010.Carter Early Learning Centre is an inclusive centre and we provide care for families with different physical and emotional needs.

Dedicated to providing a safe and respectful learning environment which promotes personal excellence in education.

Our Staff is highly professional, experienced and dedicated to each child's unique needs.They are selected for their ability to relate to children in a positive, nurturing manner.We value each child and provide opportunity for individual and group learning.Our School is warm, safe and inviting with a beautiful park like setting.Our classrooms are very well equiped and provide countless learning opportunities.Our facilities are specifically designed for children and provide a well equipped playground and on site indoor pool.

Join Our NewsletterHistory Of The OrganizationIn 1971 a group of parents from the community formed a play group for their children aged 2yrs to 5 yrs. They used space in a local church for three mornings a week. Program materials were mostly on a donation basis plus a small fee collected from the parents registered in the program. Teachers were provided on a volunteer basis - each parent taking a turn on a rotational basis.This play school operated successfully and within one year had expanded from three morning sessions with 12 children attending to three morning sessions and three afternoon sessions with 20 children attending each half day session.In 1972 the parents decided to become a legal entity. The parents had always operated co-operatively and so decided to form a co-operative organization and became known as West End Co-operative Nursery School Inc. The founding members are Margaret Black, Maxine Kemp and Adrianne Bride.This group of parents became highly active in the community and branched into such areas as a full time day care, lunch and after school programs and community resource.