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Accessible EarlyON a place where 'children in families who are experiencing extra support needs can be together'
Along with offering free, high-quality programs for children ages six and younger to help them develop skills around play, socialization, early learning, and more, EarlyON Child and Family Centres also help families build community with one another – and that’s especially the case with the Accessible EarlyON program. “All children aged six years and younger are welcome at all EarlyON programs." "We have the Accessible EarlyON in particular so that children in families who are
17 hours ago2 min read


Stations at Accessible EarlyON foster learning, exploration, fun
There’s a lot to do at the Accessible EarlyON program that runs on Tuesday afternoons from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the TF Warren Cainsville Community Centre, 15 Ewart Avenue. FLEXIBLE ENVIRONMENT We learn and explore through art, music, physical movement and sensory play. Co-facilitators Claire Soden, Development Consultant with Lansdowne Children’s Centre, and Ellie Murphy, Child Development Worker with Child and Family Services of Grand Erie, adapt the play and activities for f
17 hours ago4 min read
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