School aftercare program: Before and After School Programs
Afterschool Care – YMCA of Southeastern North Carolina
With a focus on safety, health, social growth and academic enhancement, the Y Afterschool program serves students in grades K-8 with a variety of programmatic and activity options to explore and develop their interests and talents. Each day, depending on the site and program, children are given the opportunity to partake in a variety of physical activities including sports, team building, swimming, outside play, group exercise classes, and more! Children are offered a healthy snack, and provided with a minimum of 30 minutes of structured homework help. Our YMCA Afterschool Program follows Healthy Eating and Physical Activity (HEPA) Standards and takes pride in promoting a healthier lifestyle by engaging children in their well being of spirit, mind and body.
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YMCA ELEMENTARY AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM
The Y operates 19 Afterschool Care sites that serves New Hanover County and Brunswick County Schools each day that school is in session. At the end of the school day, depending on the school, students either remain at their school for Afterschool Care under the care of Y staff or a Y bus transports them to their appropriate Afterschool location. Programs operate from the end of the school day until 6:00pm. New for the 2021-2022 school year the Y, in partnership with New Hanover County Schools, is operating at more elementary schools than ever before; please see below for all of our sites and be sure to select the appropriate location during the registration process. Financial assistance is available.
2022-2023 Information
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New Hanover County Elementary Afterschool Sites
Anderson Elementary
Bellamy Elementary
Blair Elementary
Carolina Beach Elementary
Castle Hayne Elementary
Codington Elementary
Eaton Elementary
Holly Tree Elementary
International School at Gregory
Masonboro Elementary
Murrayville Elementary
Ogden Elementary
Porters Neck Elementary
Wrightsville Beach Elementary
Nir Family YMCA
2710 Market St.
Wilmington, NC
*College Park
*Forest Hills
*Rachel Freeman
*Snipes Academy
*St. Mary Catholic School
*Winter Park
*Wrightsboro
Midtown YMCA
709 George Anderson Dr. Wilmington, NC
*Alderman
*Bradley Creek
*Cape Fear Center For Inquiry
*Mary C. Williams
*Pine Valley
*Sunset Park
*Wilmington School of the Arts
Ogden YMCA Activity Center
7207 Ogden Business Lane, Wilmington, NC
*American Leadership Academy – Coastal (Elementary)
*Ogden Elementary
*Porters Neck Elementary
Please note, our Afterschool Program at the Ogden YMCA Activity Center will be geared towards athletics! If your child likes to play sports (basketball, soccer, flag football, kickball, four square, and more) then this is the best option for your child. For families who attend Ogden Elementary, our program onsite at the elementary school is currently full, but we are offering pickup from Ogden to the Ogden YMCA Activity Center.
Brunswick County Elementary Afterschool Sites
First Baptist Church of Leland
517 Village Road, NE Leland, NC
*Belville
*Lincoln
*Roger Bacon Academy
*Town Creek
*Students will be picked up by a YMCA bus and transported to these locations.
Intercession Camps, Christmas Break, Spring Break, Teacher Workdays, & Holidays
During Intercession breaks, Christmas break, Spring break, Teacher Workdays, and Holidays, children have the opportunity to come to the Y for a full day of activities where children will learn new sports and games, create arts and crafts, develop good sportsmanship, be a part of a team, build new friendships, swim, learn to be healthy, and much more! During each week, we will take at least two field trips that will engage the mind and body and give students the opportunity to explore their local community and engage in activities outside of the Y such as Camp Kirkwood, Aquarium at Fort Fisher, Flip N Fly, and more.
Teacher workdays and holidays will mainly be held at First Baptist Church of Leland, Midtown YMCA, and the Nir Family YMCA, but may include a trip to the local park. Your child will be active, have fun, and will want to keep coming back day after day.
2022-2023 Information
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YMCA Middle School Afterschool Program
Similar to the YMCA’s Elementary Afterschool Program, the YMCA’s Middle School Afterschool Program focuses on safety, health, social growth, physical education, and academic enhancement. The Y Afterschool Program serves middle school students with a variety of programmatic and activity options to enhance your child’s confidence, enrich his or her social and physical development, explore and develop interests and talents, and encourage self-expression. In the Middle School Program, while students will certainly have the opportunity for an array of activities, the YMCA has a higher focus on physical fitness for this age group. On a daily basis, students will have an opportunity to complete homework, eat healthy snacks, set short-term and long-term fitness goals, identify fitness activities that will help accomplish fitness goals, track fitness progress in a monthly calendar, and compare what was planned to what was accomplished.
Based upon locations, students will have the opportunity to participate in strength training, cardio sessions, yoga, high intensity interval training, weight training, and more under the guidance of trained staff. We expect students to obtain new fitness levels as we aim to help students succeed both academically and physically! Financial assistance is available.
2022-2023 Information
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Nir Family YMCA
2710 Market St. Wilmington, NC
Holly Shelter, Noble, Trask, and Williston
Midtown YMCA
709 George Anderson Dr. Wilmington, NC
Cape Fear Center for Inquiry, Murray, Myrtle Grove, and Roland-Grise
GLOW Academy
4100 Sunglow Dr. Wilmington, NC
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Family Events
Creating a space for families to spend dedicated time together laughing, trying new activities, and growing closer together are what these Family Events are all about.
The number one thing you can do for your children is spend quality time together! Please keep checking back to this page as we add more events and dates throughout the school year!
Family Fun Day at Camp Kirkwood
When: Saturday, September 24, 2022 from 1pm to 5pm
Where: Camp Kirkwood, 2015 Camp Kirkwood Rd, Watha, NC 28478
Activities: Swimming, boating, archery, ziplining, fishing, hiking, and more
Cost: $10/person – Please click the link above to register and learn more; registration is required
FALL FESTIVAL
When: Friday, October 21, 2022 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm
Where: Nir Family YMCA, 2710 Market Street, Wilmington, NC 28403
Activities: Games, candy, and fun
Cost: FREE – Please click the link above to learn more
*Parents’ Night Out also takes place this evening; Please feel free to sign your child up for Parents’ Night Out and enjoy an evening out while your children attend the Fall Festival with YMCA staff!
FLIP N FLy fundraiser
When: Wednesday, November 2, 2022 from 6pm to 7:00pm OR 7pm to 8pm
Where: Flip N Fly, 830 Inspiration Drive, Wilmington, NC 28405
Activities: Join us at Flip N Fly, an indoor entertainment park, and help us raise funds for our Annual Campaign
Cost: $15/person (parents may choose to watch for free, if desired) – Please click the link above to let us know you are coming; money will be due at Flip N Fly
Questions about our Family Events? Please contact Hannah Horton at [email protected] or 910-726-9847 x262.
Check back soon for more events taking place this school year! Events will include a UNCW basketball game, Father Daughter Dance, Mother Son Dance, and more!
Contact
NHCS Afterschool Programs
Katie Wayman, Youth Services District Director(910) 726-9847 x114
[email protected]
NHCS Afterschool ProgramsHeather Rabil, Youth Services District Director
(910) 726-9847 x930 [email protected] Nir Family YMCA Susanna Kosik, Nir Family YMCA Youth Services Program Director (910) 726-9847 x257 [email protected]Midtown YMCA
Hannah Horton, Midtown YMCA Youth Services Program Director (910) 726-9847 x262 [email protected] Ogden YMCA Activity Center Lee Spooner, Director of Athletics (910) 251-9622 x232 [email protected] First Baptist Church of Leland Elisha Dixson, Youth Services District Director (910) 726-9847 x242 [email protected] GLOW Academy Sherl Johnson, Afterschool Site Director (910) 523-6143 [email protected] In accordance with federal civil rights law and U.
S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity.
Lower School Aftercare & Enrichment
1. Why do I need to register my child for After School Adventures?
Parents need to register their student for ASA to ensure we have safety measures in place, can cohort by grade during the standard daily aftercare program, and are abiding by all Covid-19 protocols.
2. What are the pick-up times in other divisions? How will I coordinate pick-up if I have a child in middle school or upper school?
Dismissal in the lower school is at 3:30 p.m. and student must be picked up by 3:45 p.m. or the family will be charged as a drop-in for the day.
There will be a second carpool at 4:30 p.
m. for students being picked up after the first hour of ASA or after a workshop. ASA 4:30 p.m. carpool will be located at stop 1 (at the nurse’s entrance to the lower school). Workshop 4:30 p.m. carpool will be located at stop 2 (at the front of the lower school building). Any students not picked up by 4:45 p.m. will be asked to report to the library for the continuation of ASA.
Students in ASA picked up after 4:45 p.m. will be picked up by a parent or guardian entering the lower school library. Other middle and upper school division times can be found by contacting that division directly.
3. Can my middle or upper school student pick up my lower school child?
We do not allow middle school students to pick up their siblings unless a parent is present. Upper school students may pick up their siblings as long as we know ahead of time with permission from parent.
4. Do you offer sibling discounts?
No.
5. If I pay for ASA until 5:30 p.m.
but pick up early, can I get money back?
No. To ensure the safety of students, we need to be properly staffed.
6. Who will staff ASA?
We will use current pre and lower faculty to staff our ASA program, in addition to college and high school students as aides.
7. Can my payments be included in FACTS?
No, payment for ASA will be through CampBrain and paid separately from your FACTS tuition.
8. How do I get receipts for dependent care? Is this available in camp brain?
Yes, you can print your statement from CampBrain showing all fees paid for ASA. If you need assistance, Mrs. Koska can print a copy for you.
9. When am I considered late for carpool pick up?
3:30 p.m. carpool pick-up: Students who are not picked up by 3:45 p.m. will go to ASA. Parents will be charged for the first hour.
4:30 p.m. carpool pick-up: Students who are not picked up by 4:45 p.m. will be charged for the next hour.
5:30 p.m. pick-up in the library: Student who are not picked up by 5:30 p.m. will be charged the 6 p.m. rate.
6 p.m. pick-up in the library: Students who are not picked up by 6 p.m. will incur a late charge of $25 for the first 15 minutes.
10. Is the nursing suite staffed until 6 p.m.?
No, we will not have a nurse staffed until 6 p.m. We will have a basic first aid kit handy for any significant injuries. Staff members are first aid/CPR trained and epi-pen certified. In the event of an emergency, we will call 911 and our security team.
11. If I need to reach someone during ASA, who do I call and what number?
The ASA phone number is 410-821-3061 or [email protected] and [email protected]
12. Do you provide snacks?
ASA does not provide snacks. However, we will provide snack times. Students should bring additional snacks for the day if staying late.
13. Is the bus service coordinated with ASA? When can my child get a ride home?
Students registered for one of the 4 p.
m. bus routes should report to After School Adventures at the end of the school day. There is no charge for After School Adventures if riding the 4 p.m. bus.
If a student attends ASA or a workshop past 4 p.m., parents will be responsible for picking up their children.
Students can take the 6 p.m. bus home, but those parents would register and pay for ASA 3:30 to 6:00 p.m.
School of related care
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Proper care is the key to successful recovery and well-being
School of related care for people with limited mobility
Caring for an elderly person is not an easy process and requires a lot of patience and a lot of time. It is important to remember that here you need to take care of both the physical and psychological state of a loved one.
Goal of the school:
Teaching relatives the rules and methods of caring for elderly people with limited mobility and people with disabilities to improve their well-being, restore or maintain their abilities for household activities, adapt to changed living conditions
Tasks:
– Increasing the level of knowledge and skills of carers
(social workers, relatives, volunteers) in the field of caring for the elderly.
– Provision of socio-psychological, advisory and informational support to the elderly and their caregivers to create a favorable atmosphere in the family where the elderly person lives.
– Improving the quality of life of families where there are seriously ill people in need of long-term care and increasing the independence of patients.
During the classes you will learn:
– How to reduce the risk of severe complications;
– How to create a favorable environment and psychological atmosphere in the family;
– On the basics of the algorithm for carrying out hygiene procedures, methods of assisting in the organization of a safe space;
– About technical means of rehabilitation and their application.
– A set of exercises to maintain health
Classes are held by appointment, a group of at least 5 people and free of charge.
The frequency of classes is at least once a month.
Duration lessons is at least one academic hour.
| Thematic work plan of the school of related care for people with limited mobility for 2023 | Download |
Inquiries by phone 8(39147)99-8-54 Novoselovo, st. Rusinova, house 8,
KGBU SO “KTsSON “Novoselovsky”
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Finding themselves in a difficult life situation, a person and relatives caring for him have to adapt to new conditions, needs arising from disability, illness. Of great importance for a person with a disability is a properly selected means of rehabilitation, with the help of which he can quickly adapt to the changed living conditions.
The next meeting of the participants of the “School of related care for people with limited mobility” on the topic: “Basic rules for the selection of the use of technical rehabilitation equipment, the operation of the rental of technical rehabilitation equipment” was held on January 20.
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A meeting of the “School of Kindred Care” was held at the Novoselovsky Complex Center for Social Services for the Population, which was organized for people caring for sick relatives. The main objective of the meeting was the question of the psychological characteristics of the elderly and their diseases.
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Dementia is a disease characterized by impaired thinking and memory problems.
Dementia is characteristic of older people over 60 years of age and depends on both external and internal factors. The disease can appear earlier, so it is very important to carefully monitor the person and recognize dementia in time at an early stage.
Anna Fanaberova, specialist in comprehensive rehabilitation.
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The next meeting of the “School of related care for people with limited mobility”, held at the complex center of social services “Novoselovsky” on September 15, consisted of two stages: a remote lecture “Providing first aid in the absence of breathing, circulation and consciousness, and with a foreign body in the upper respiratory tract, brought to the attention of the audience as part of the events of the regional interdepartmental lecture hall “School of long-term care” and the practical lesson “Training fine motor skills of hands in seriously ill and elderly citizens.
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You are caring for a sick person, lead a hectic life, your head is full of many different disturbing experiences, it is probably difficult for you to relax and release this tension? To solve these problems, you can contact the center of social services for the population.
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Almost everyone who constantly takes care of a sick loved one, a loved one faces physical, financial, emotional difficulties. Responsibilities for caring for a loved one are often accompanied by burnout, constant worries, chronic fatigue, and depression.
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In this video you will learn useful information that will help you cope with the hardships of experience.
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Within the framework of the program “School of related care” there was a discussion on the topic “Emotional traps” for relatives caring for their seriously ill people.
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In the Novoselovskiy Center for Social Services to the Population, within the framework of the “School of Kindred Care” program, another lecture was prepared and held – “General care for the elderly.
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School for the elderly. Lectures. Video.
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School of Rehabilitation and Nursing
Classes at the School of Rehabilitation and Nursing are intended for:
for relatives who care for people with limited mobility;
for senior citizens and disabled people who want to maximize their ability to self-care;
for volunteers and other home caregivers.
K Adach and Schools SC rehabilitation and leaving :
training relatives, volunteers and other close people in home care techniques and skills;
counseling relatives, other caregivers on individual issues of home care;
familiarity with the basics of gerontology;
practical training in conflict resolution skills, medical manipulations, body biomechanics, active positioning in society.
Each session is focused on giving as much practical advice as possible on caring for the seriously ill. Classes at the School are conducted by doctors, nurses, an exercise therapy instructor, a massage nurse, a psychologist, and a specialist in comprehensive rehabilitation of the disabled.
The School of Rehabilitation and Nursing successfully uses the Russian recommendations “Caring for Frail Elderly People”, which provide the necessary set of knowledge and skills for caregivers.