Text Box: Structured For Success Program Provides information & supports for parents and caregivers affected with FASD who are raising children Provides Mental Health Services Provides Alcohol & Drug counseling Teaches parenting skills, daily living skills, problem solving techniques and coping skills Builds a support network for individuals with FASD to keep families safe and healthy More details... For more information about this service: Contact 250-567-5645 Text Box: Northern Health Clinic Text Box: Ministry of Children & Family Development The Ministry of Children and Family Development provides a spectrum of services that promotes healthy children, families and communities. MCFD has a Family Service Team providing supports and services for families and children who are experiencing challenges in their lives. The team works collaboratively with other services within the FRC to promote positive child and family development. The Ministry believes that they should provide the least intrusive intervention necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of our most vulnerable children, youth and their families. This is demonstrated by a variety of approaches that may include mediation and family group conferencing. A Family Group Conferencing Specialist will be available at the FRC to promote an inclusive family and community process related to the long term placement and care of vulnerable children. More details... For more information about this service Contact: 250-561-5601 Text Box: School District #57 Storefront Alternate Education Program The Storefront Program, which provides service to 24 full time and 10 part time students, focuses on social skills, life skills, and academic upgrading. Clientele are at-risk 15 to 17 year olds who have been faced challenges in a regular high school setting, due to a number of reasons. Students work on Grade Ten core courses and/or skills upgrading, as well as physical education and social-emotional improvement. All Storefront students are placed on Individual Educational Plans (IEPs), which outline academic and behavioral goals. Upon successfully meeting their goals at Storefront, students can transition to regular high school, senior alternative programs, or Distance or Continuing Education. Prospective students may apply at Continuing Education, 1521 Fourth Avenue, the Community Team office, currently located at Youth Around Prince George (YAP), or at Storefront. Please contact Andy Wilson or Caitlin Nicholson For further information call 250-564-7399 Text Box: Clothesline We have a new clothes and toys room where families or individuals in need can pick out some clothes or toys. Donations: If you have any toys in good condition or gently worn clothes, especially children’s and women’s clothes, please drop them off a the Family Resource Centre. For more information contact 250-614-9449 Text Box: Power Play Group Power Play is an early childhood education program for parents and children birth to five years. It offers a fun, relaxed, inviting atmosphere in which children and families can network, gather and access resources and gain support in early childhood development. Helpful and informative information from a licensed ECE will be available on site, as well as listings of other community resources. For further information contact 250-614-9449

Programs & Services
Text Box: South Fort George Daycare Text Box: South Fort George Community Association The South fort George Community Association is a small group of dedicated volunteers whose mandate is to help make this community a better place to live. With the re-opening of the South Fort George Elementary school building as a family resource centre, we are finding a place for ourselves in the walls of this wonderful building. We have been given access to this building for after-hours events giving residents of our community a chance to take part in a variety of activities. We welcome new members and volunteer program leaders. For more information about this service Contact: Deb Ewen at 563-2903

15 Full-Time Spaces (36-60 months old)

Child-minding (7 Spaces) Childcare for children age 18 months to school age. Available for your child 3 hrs twice a week.

Drop-In (ages 36-60 months) Hourly & Half-Days.

2 Full-Time Early Childhood Educators and Support Staff.

Certifications: Early Childhood Educator, Infant Toddler Certification, Supported Child Care, Behavior Management Certification, Child safe, First Aid, Non-Violent Crisis Intervention

For more information contact:

Carney Hill Center at 250-563-0858

Drop–In Health Services:

Mon-Fri 9:00 am-12:00 noon

 

Well Baby Clinic:

Mon/Tues/Thurs 1:00-3:00 pm

 

Immunizations, Parenting Information, Growth & Development, Referrals if Needed.

 

Families Count Program:

Parenting Program for Families with Children 0-5 yrs old. Phone: 565-7348

 

Parent & Tot Drop-In

Wed 10:00-11:30 am

 

Weigh Your Baby, Health Information, Meet Other Parents, Consult with the experts: Nurse/Speech/Hearing/Dental & more.

 

For Appointments and More Information

Contact 250-565-7332