My friend in
Check out our blog!!! http://capeanndss.blogspot.com/
Foster Parent Recruiter
Department of Children and Families (formerly known as Dept Social Services)
978-825-3862 direct DCF ext 33862
A blog with information on happenings, discounts etc for foster families out of the Salem/ Cape Ann Department of Children and Families office. DON'T FORGET TO CHECK BACK OFTEN! BLOG IS UPDATED 2-3 TIMES A WEEK! AND DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ARCHIVES. YOU CAN SEE PAST POSTINGS!
My friend in
Check out our blog!!! http://capeanndss.blogspot.com/
Foster Parent Recruiter
Department of Children and Families (formerly known as Dept Social Services)
978-825-3862 direct DCF ext 33862
Department of Children and Families
“CARING FOR OUR KIDS”
YARD SALE/CRAFT FAIR
and
FOSTER CARE RECRUITMENT EVENT
Sponsored by the Dept of Children and Families
Harbor Area Board
Saturday, May 4th
8am-2pm
Marty
*Craft/ Yard Sale
*Face Painting
*Food
*Information on Becoming a
Foster Parent
Table Rental: $20 if you bring your own table
$30 table provided for you
For more info about the event or renting a table,
please contact: Sandra Mahoney at 617-660-3504
***Rain or Shine***
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Monday, the city of
In the past 48 hours we have witnessed acts of heroism and bravery by citizens of the Commonwealth, and as a community we have banned together to offer strength and comfort to our friends, family, and sometimes strangers. Monday’s events have shaken us all, and it is important to remember that there is no “normal” response under these circumstances. Please take time if you need it, seek assistance, and do not be afraid to ask for help—asking for help is a sign of strength, I encourage all of you to ensure that you are taking care of yourselves, family and friends first and foremost.
As Governor Patrick said in his email yesterday, HRD and human resource directors will be reaching out with information about counseling resources including the Employee Assistance Program, which is in place to assist Commonwealth employees, and their families. 24/7 support is available through EAP at
As the Commonwealth begins to recover, there may be many children and families who require our support and assistance now more than ever. The Children’s League provided a list of resources to help when discussing yesterday’s tragedies with children:
We have received messages of support from our child welfare colleagues across the country. This morning I got a note from NYC Child Welfare Commissioner Ron Richter offering the experience of his staff as we figure out how to best respond to the needs of our children, families and communities.
Thank you for all that you do, each and everyday, to care for and support our children and families.
Best,
Angelo
Please SAVE THE DATE!
Wed May 15th.
Timothy’s in
6:00
A Dinner to thank YOU for all you do!
May is national foster care month! What better time to thank you for caring for our children!
More info to follow!
Check out our blog!!! http://capeanndss.blogspot.com/
Foster Parent Recruiter
Department of Children and Families (formerly known as Dept Social Services)
978-825-3862 direct DCF ext 33862
This looks like a great event for families!
Hope you'll join us next Saturday April 20 from 12:30 (at the Sawyer Library) to 3:30 (at Lat 43) for a brain-teasing, community-building, Earth-friendly good time!
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Sent: Monday, April 08, 2013 4:00 PM
To:
Subject: Family Rounds Thursday, April 18th - Family Caregivers: Supporting the Social Development of Children
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From: Amy Larsen [mailto:ALarsen@pw4c.org]
Sent: Monday, April 08, 2013 2:14 PM
To: Amy Larsen
Subject: Upcoming Family Evnets in April including school vacation week
Hi All,
Yay, spring is here and finally the warm weather shall be upon us as many families plan for school vacation week on
Vacation week kicks off with:
The Cape Ann Museum offering “Rescue!”, a free Saturday event on 4/13 at 11 am-2 pm for families with school-aged children. This month’s theme is Rescue, which allows children the opportunity to learn about
Ending the week at the museum on Saturday, 4/20 from 11 am-12:30 will be a SATURDAY SHOWCASE event to celebrate spring and children’s author/illustrator Frances Wosmek. Listen to stories about bunnies, bees and other characters and enjoy refreshments, create stories, collages and poems to celebrate spring. Free and no registration required. Visit www.capeannmuseum.org or call 978 283-0455 x 16 for further information.
The Trustees of Reservations is ensuring we all have a chance to get out there and learn more about vernal ponds and the importance of protecting the home of nature creatures including wood frogs and salamanders. The Vernal Pond Exploration and Certification Workshop is held at Agassiz Rock,
On Sunday from 1-3 pm at
Hermit’s Tales & Animal Tracking takes place on Friday, 4/19 at
Earth Day Coastal Clean-Up is happening at two locations on Saturday, 4/20 as well as Birding Basics on the following Sunday!
Please see the attached flyer for further details. Pre-registration for all Trustees of Reservation’s events is required. Some fees may be waived for financial hardship by contacting Ramona Latham at 978 281-8400, many events are “children free” and minimal fees for adults.
Pathways for Children Cape Ann Families is hosting “Snakes of New England & the World” on Wednesday, 4/17, with two shows beginning at 9:30 am. If you ever wondered about what kind of snakes live near YOU or if you’d like a closer look please join us! Space is limited and pre-registration is required! Please see the attached flyer for details.
Art Haven has a full creative week schedule for children during vacation week. On Monday & Friday from 1-3 pm FREE bowl decorating is happening for the Open Door benefit. Other days, activities in clay, exploring nature, and even a field trip are offered. Registration for all programs is required. Financial assistance is available. Please visit the Art Haven website for further details at www.arthaven.org.
Maritime Gloucester is also offering an exciting week of discovery and exploration. On Monday, Crustaceans & Hermit Crab Crafts and Wednesday, Wind Power & Fish Windsocks Crafts take place at 10:30 am- 12:00 pm. These programs are for prek- 1st grade children. Programs for school age children are happening throughout the week. Please visit their website for more information at www.maritimegloucester.org.
Sawyer Free Library in
, Remember to visit North Shore Kids at www.northshorekids.com for listings of activities and programs throughout the area and in
Have fun building memories,
Amy
Amy Larsen, CFCE Grant Coordinator
Pathways for Children
978 281-2400 x 120
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Subject: For DCF NSCC students...please read
HI Everyone
Adolescent Outreach is working with
Wednesday, April 17th
11am-12pm @
Spring 2013 DCF Student Information Session (lunch included)
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· Financial assistance
· Program availability
· Student support (advising, tutoring, activities)
RSVP:
or
Jennifer Hubbard 978-825-3918
Jennifer Hubbard
Adolescent Outreach Worker
Cape Ann/Lynn DCF
978-825-3918
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This looks like a great training if interested! Please call June,
APRIL 4, 2013
Different Children/Different Needs
“Children are not things to be molded, but people to
be unfolded.” This workshop will explore the unique pattern of influence upon a child’s behavior and development, with particular detail on the inherited temperament. Together,we will explore the concept of “goodness of fit” between the child’s traits and those of the adult caregiver. This workshop is uplifting, empowering and fun!
TIME: 9:30 AM – 11:30AM
PLACE: DCF,
TRAINER: JEANINE FITZGERALD
Better Behavior Bureau www.thefitzgeraldinstitute.com
RSVP: Nancy Lyons @ 978-825-3807 or