Join other families and our NH certified and credentialed teachers as we provide positive learning experiences in these important early years to build a strong foundation for success in school. Parents "co-op" by participating in their child's classroom and have a voice in their child's early education.
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Parenting & Play Groups
Moms, dads, family caregivers and their children meet with a qualified group leader for fun, age-appropriate children's activities, parent support and discussions about raising children.
$50/ family for the Sept. to Jan. session. (If you need a reduced fee, please ask.)
Register via .pdf or contact us at 898-5493 or email
info@salemfamilyresources.org
Ready, Set, Go!
A program for families with young children to help them get their children ready to succeed in school.
Parents are their children’s first teachers!
Experiences during the early years of birth to 5 years old build a strong foundation for life-long learning and success in school.
Ready, Set, Go! team will present at the
Early Childhood Fair & Forum, 7:00 PM March 8, 2012
(Early Childhood programs display; 5:30, Forum presentation, 7:00 PM
Woodbury Middle School, 206 Main St. Salem, NH)
Workshops to be scheduled for Spring, 2012
- Let’s Get Our Children Ready Together! -
Developmental Screenings
Salem Family Resources and the area Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health Team conducts screenings of young children to assess their general development and connect families to appropriate services and resources that help children grow and develop successfully. Parents remain with their child and are the reporters of behaviors and information about their children.
Grandparents As Parents Support Group
Grandparents As Parents is a support group for grandparents and other relatives raising family member's children. Childcare can be provided at evening meetings.
Workshops for Parents and Early Childhood Educators
Knowledgeable and engaging speakers present information and lead discussions about early childhood, including such topics as: behavior management child development, special needs and more... Specific workshops may be requested by children's services agencies, childcare facilities and preschools.
Babysitter Training
Babysitter training for young people, ages 12-18 years old. The training covers responsibilities, safety, child development and age-appropriate activities.
Our next training is March 15th!
Register Online
If this class is full, please email us to be placed on a wait list. Openings often occur for first come, first served.
Parenting Library
Our Parenting Library is a multimedia collection of current information about raising children. Families and early childhood professionals can visit or call to request materials on a variety of topics.
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Resource & Referral
We provide information and referrals to appropriate services and resources in our community, including:
- Parenting Information
- Children's Health Care
- Children's Services Agencies
- Childcare
- Babysitting and Babysitting Co-ops
- Special Education
