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vna_childcare.jpg (14567 bytes)VNA Child Care & Family Resource Center, a non-profit Community Service program of the Visiting Nurse Association of Manchester & Southern New Hampshire Inc., offers comprehensive services to children and their families. Our programs celebrate cultural diversity, and are designed to blend the purposes of child care with early childhood education.

Our mission is to respond to the child care needs of the families that we serve. Our dedicated and experienced teaching staff are supported by the State's largest Community Health and Social Service Agency, the City of Manchester, the United Way, as well as various local service organizations.

VNA Child Care & Family Resource Center families will benefit from…

tree_small.gif (1116 bytes)Individualized child care based on developmentally appropriate programs for ages 6 weeks to 5 years.
tree_small.gif (1116 bytes)On-site Nurse.
tree_small.gif (1116 bytes)Annual dental, vision and hearing screening.
tree_small.gif (1116 bytes)Sliding fee scale.
tree_small.gif (1116 bytes)USDA approved breakfast, hot lunch and snacks served daily, at no additional cost.
tree_small.gif (1116 bytes)Transportation available to qualifying families.

 

Infant/Toddler Program

A full day child care program for children ages 6 weeks to 36 months.

The first priority is to provide a place where infants and toddlers are comfortable, secure and happy.

Our goal is to create an atmosphere in which infants and toddlers feel confident and trusting. Play activities encourage children to explore the world around them … safely. This promotes language, motor development, as well as, social and emotional development.

 

Preschool Program

A full day preschool and child care service for children three to five years of age.

The Preschool Program centers around the development of the whole child. Each child is given the opportunity for self-expression and creative exploration. Stimulating activities promote successful learning for each child. This is done by using an identification and a referral system that enables early intervention for delivery of special services both on and off site.

 

children.jpg (28719 bytes)Kindergarten Program

This full day program for children of kindergarten age, includes opportunities for small group learning, individual projects and large group experiences. Progress reports are issued twice a year. The curriculum is geared toward 1st grade readiness.

 

 

 

 

Professional Affiliations:

National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)

New Hampshire Child Care Association (NHCCA)

Early Education Intervention Network

Greater Manchester Association of Social Service Agencies (GMASSA)

Manchester Child Care Committee (MCCC)

Links

New Hampshire Child Care Association

NAEYC's National Institute for Early Childhood Professional Development

VNA Child Care & Family Resource Center

33 South Commercial Street, Suite 401, Manchester, NH 03101
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