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Programs Offered

Below is a list of programs including descriptions of what is offered at the Lake Shore Family Center! For more information on any of our programs please call the center at (716)934-2353 or email [email protected].

The Hands That Hold Both Young and Old…

Child Care Programs:

We offer childcare for children ages 6 weeks – 12 years of age.

Early Head Start

Early Head Start services enhance the physical, social, emotional and intellectual development of infants and toddlers; assists pregnant women in accessing comprehensive prenatal and postpartum care; supports parents’ efforts to fulfill their parental roles as the first and most important teacher for their children; and helps families build assets and move toward self-sufficiency. For more information on enrolling your child in this partnership program with LSFC follow this link: Chautauqua Opportunities, Inc. or call 716-366-8176

Availability

Monday – Friday

6 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Location

LSFC

Universal Pre-Kindergarten

Our program partners with Silver Creek Central and Forestville Elementary schools to provide Universal Pre-Kindergarten to children. Our UPK program is designed to prepare children to enter kindergarten and teach them the necessary tools to be successful in elementary school.

Availability

Monday – Friday
6 a.m.- 6 p.m.

Location

LSFC

Before and After School Age program

We provide before and after programming for school age children throughout the school year. Silver Creek students are picked up and dropped off at the Center by bus. LSFC provides care to school-age children for school holidays and snow days as well.

SUMMER Camp

Our Summer Camp runs from the end of the school year through Labor Day. Children enjoy daily activities, crafts, music programs, and special guests. Breakfast, Lunch, and afternoon snack are provided and prepared according to CACFP guidelines.

Availability

Monday – Friday
6 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Location

LSFC

Adult Care Program:

Social Adult day care

Lake Shore Family Center offers a Social Adult Day Care program for older adults in need of assistance. This program offers a place for those who have a physical or mental disability, are isolated or alone, experience chronic health issues, or require supervised care during the day. This program includes daytime support and companionship, recreational activities, games and exercise, socialization and friendship opportunities, and helps maintain independence and self sufficiency for older adults. Meals and snacks are provided throughout the day.

Availability

Monday – Friday
7:30- 4:00

*** Our hours of operation are currently reduced due to COVID-19 restrictions. We are currently operating at reduced hours 10:00- 2:00

Location

LSFC

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A Place to Learn and Grow

The Lakeshore Technical College Child Care Center provides a comprehensive day care program for children of LTC students and staff who are ages 2 – 6. The program focuses on the physical, social, emotional and intellectual development of young children. The center also serves as an educational model for Child Care Services program students.

The center is open from 7:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m., Monday-Friday concurrent with the LTC school calendar and will remain open during breaks (only if there are enough requests for care). In addition to the rich and varied activities, your child will receive a morning and afternoon snack. Parents will need to be sure to pack a lunch for children who will remain in the center during lunchtime.

Important Details Regarding Drop-in Care for Children 7-12

• Drop-in availability allows LTC students who are also parents to continue attending classes on campus when their child care plans unexpectedly change.
• Students are encouraged to complete required forms (links below) early to avoid any delay in being able to bring their children to the Child Care Center.
  • Enrollment Form
  • Health History Form
  • Registration form for drop-in care ages 7-12
• Students must call Child Care Center Manager Melissa Griffin at 920. 693.1243 before dropping children off to verify there are openings that day.
• Children must be picked up when scheduled classes and/or labs have ended.

NEW! Do you need help paying for child care? LTC grant funds may be able to help. 

Learn more.

2021-2022 Fee Schedule

View the complete brochure.
Download registration form for ages 2-6.

2021-2022 Activity Schedule

3-year old child placement determined by center staff.

For more information please call 

920.693.1243.

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  Child fitness, yoga, swimming pool

• Natural products

• Communication with animals

• Group up to 10 people

• The cleanest ecology

• We work 24/7

• Children 3-6 years old

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“Skazki” space

Surrounded by a national park, on the lake, away from the bustle of the city, where quietly and calmly, we have created all the conditions for a favorable pastime for your child

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Terem. Homely cozy house made of wood, where your children are always welcome

Farm. Open for communication with pets

Yard. For yoga and children’s outdoor activities

Nature. The kindergarten is located in an ecologically clean area

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Principles of harmony

The joy of being in harmony with the outside world, the novelty of discoveries and the happiness of being a part of this beautiful world subsequently forms the eco-personality of the child

External beauty

We have created every corner of the Skazka space with love

Harmony with nature

Children are happy to spend time in nature, communicating with animals

Inner harmony

We support children in a positive and joyful mood

Health and sports

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Development program

As soon as a child starts attending our kindergarten, the teacher’s task is to help him discover the natural world around him, love it, learn to understand and see its beauty.

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upon conclusion of the contract, we give a 10% discount for the first month of stay in Skazka

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Daily routine

Our kindergarten has a friendly family atmosphere, thanks to which children look forward to meeting friends, teachers and our pets

• 09:00 – 09:30 Reception of children

• 09:30 – 10:00 Breakfast

• 10:00 – 11:00 Classes

• 11:00 – 12:30 Walk

• 9000 2 12:30 – 13:00 Lunch

• 13 :00 – 15:00 Quiet time

• 15:00 – 16:00 Game

• 16:00 – 16:30 High tea

• 16:3 0 – 18:00 Walk

• 18: 00 Home care

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We work around the clock, and we can always find a convenient visit time for your child

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Rules for safe behavior on the water during the freezing period

Freezing is the time when ponds, rivers, lakes are covered with ice. Most often, people find themselves on ice when they cross water bodies to shorten their path, or go on winter fishing.

Any stay on the ice is always fraught with danger. Therefore, it is necessary to strictly observe safety measures on the ice.

Remember that it is possible to cross the ice safely if it is at least 7 cm thick, and people should walk at a distance of 5 – 6 m from each other. The same distance must be observed in oncoming traffic. If a group of 4 – 5 people has gathered, then you can move on ice, the thickness of which is not less than 15 cm.

It is safest to cross a reservoir on transparent ice when it has a greenish or bluish tint. When driving on ice, avoid dangerous places and areas covered with a thick layer of snow. Particular care must be taken in places where there is a fast current, under bridges, in places where bushes, reeds and some foreign objects are frozen, because. there is an increased risk of failure. It is necessary to bypass sections of reservoirs where warm water or industrial waste from enterprises drains, where groundwater comes out and there are gullies;

When crossing the ice on skis, you must use the paved track. The distance between skiers should be 5 – 6 meters.

If you fall through the ice, you should:

– do not panic, do not make sudden movements, stabilize your breathing;

– spread your arms to the sides and try to cling to the ice edge, giving the body a horizontal position in the direction of the current;

– try to carefully put your chest on the edge of the ice and throw one and then the other leg on the ice;

– if the ice has survived, rolling slowly crawl towards the shore;

– crawl in the direction where you came from, because the ice here has already been tested for strength.

To help someone who has fallen through the ice, you need :

– Immediately shout that you are going to help. Approaching the polynya should only be crawling, spreading your arms wide. It is best to put plywood, a board or skis under you to increase the area of ​​\u200b\u200bsupport and crawl on them. Do not crawl to the very edge, otherwise you will find yourself in icy water.

– arm yourself with any long stick, plank, pole or rope. You can knit together scarves, belts or clothes;

– crawling, while spreading arms and legs wide, carefully move towards the opening, pushing rescue equipment in front of him;

– stop a few meters from a person in the water, throw him a rope, edge of clothing, a stick or a pole. Throwing tied belts, scarves or ropes should be 3-4 meters away. The board, skis need to be pushed, otherwise you can hit the rescued with a careless throw;

– carefully pull the victim onto the ice and crawl out of the danger zone together. It is better if the rescuer is not alone. Then two or three people, taking each other by the legs, lie down on the ice in a chain and move towards the breach. It is necessary to act quickly, decisively, but deliberately;

– take the victim to a warm place and help him. Remove wet clothes, vigorously rub the body (until the skin turns red) with a cloth or hands soaked in alcohol or vodka, give the victim warm tea to drink. In no case should you give alcohol to the victim – in such cases it can be fatal.

Remember! The time a person spends in ice water is extremely limited.

At a water temperature of plus 3 – 4 degrees, after 15 minutes, loss of consciousness may occur, and then death.
Having given the victim an improvised means of salvation, it is necessary to pull him out of the water onto the ice and crawl to the shore. Immediately cover the rescued from the wind, deliver as soon as possible to a warm place, grind, change into dry linen and drink tea.

Rules of conduct on ice

Do not go out on thin, unstrengthened ice.
Do not gather in groups on separate areas of ice.
Do not approach gullies, cracks, ice holes.
Do not sled or ski down steep banks onto thin ice.
Do not cross the pond on ice in prohibited areas.
Do not go out on the ice at night and in poor visibility.
Do not go out on the ice on motorcycles, cars outside the crossings.

THINGS TO KNOW:
– Ice at least 10 cm thick in fresh water and 15 cm thick in salt water is considered safe for humans.
-In the mouths of rivers and channels, the strength of ice is weakened. Ice is unstable in places of fast currents, gushing springs and runoff waters, as well as in areas where aquatic vegetation grows, near trees, bushes, and reeds.
-If the air temperature is above 0 degrees for more than three days, then the strength of the ice is reduced by 25%.
– The strength of ice can be determined visually: blue ice is strong, white ice is 2 times less strong, dull white or with a yellowish tinge is unreliable.
IF THERE IS A TROUBLE:
What to do if you fall into cold water:
-Don’t panic, don’t make sudden movements, save your breath.
-Spread your arms to the sides and try to cling to the edge of the ice, giving the body a horizontal position.
-Call for help: “Drowning!”
-Try to carefully put your chest on the edge of the ice and throw one and then the other leg on the ice.
-If the ice has survived, rolling, slowly crawl in the direction from which you came, because here the ice has already been tested for strength.
– Without stopping, go to the nearest housing, wring out clothes and
– You can rest only in a warm room.
IF YOU NEED YOUR HELP:
-Ask someone to call an ambulance and rescuers, or call them yourself on the cell phone “112”.
– Arm yourself with any long stick, plank, pole or rope.
– Can be tied together scarves, belts or clothes.