Child Care Links
The Association of Early Childhood Educators, Ontario is committed
to supporting the needs and goals of Early Childhood Educators of Ontario.
Together we Can make a difference.
Link: Association of Early
Childhood Educators, Ontario
Information on the Hamilton Branch of the Association of Early Childhood
Educators, Ontario
Link: Association
of Early Childhood Educators, Ontario - Hamilton Branch
Bringing the communtiy together to take action to prevent and eliminate
bullying in Hamilton
Link: Bullying
Prevention and Intervention
The courses we offer through the Community Education Service
have been developed from principles of child development, and are designed
to help parents learn skills and gain knowledge about the challenges that
face them.
The courses range across the developmental stages as children grow from
infants to adults.
Link: Chedoke Community
Education Service
Co-ordinated Access for Child Care provides information on Early
Development and Learning programs and Initiatives available in the city
of Hamilton
Link: Co-ordinated Access
for Child Care
The Centre of Knowledge of Healthy Child Development is dedicated
to providing the latest and best information on how to identify, prevent
and treat social, emotional, behavioural and learning problems that impede
the healthy development of children. We do this by publishing plain language
summaries of current and relevant research from around the world along
with expert opinion on what works and what doesn't to improve kids' mental
health. Developed and managed by the Offord Centre for Child Studies,
this information is delivered exclusively through our web site
Link:
Centre of Knowledge on Healthy Child Development
Affiliated with McMaster University and McMaster Children's Hospital,
the Offord Centre for Child Studies is an internationally recognized
research centre focused on the influences that shape the developmental
health and well-being of children and youth.
Link: The Offord
Centre
Ontario Early Years Centres are places where parents and caregivers can:
take part with their children in a range of programs and activities, get
answers to questions, get information about programs and services that
are available for young children and talk to early years professionals,
as well as other parents and caregivers in the community.
Link:
Ontario Early Years Centres
For information on Hamilton community programs working together to provide
a co-ordinated services response to preschool children with special needs
and the day nurseries who enroll them, visit:
Link:
The Integration Resources HUB
Voices for Children promotes the well-being of children and
youth in Ontario by disseminating information to influence policy, practice
and awareness.
Link: Voices
for Children