Apr 10, 2020
The early learning centres were feeling nostalgic so they creating some videos of the activities over the past year. Enjoy!
What’s New
Apr 1, 2020
Things at EELC are different, but the same. You may have noticed some additions to our windows! When EELC staff Faron told our participants of essential workers how her children painted hearts on the windows of their home to share some love during a time of social distancing as part of #heartsofyqr, the children jumped at the chance to do the same at the Centres!
Oct 30, 2019
In continuing with our CARE, Children and Residential Experiences: Creating Conditions for Change series, here is the next story. CARE is based on six practice principles: developmentally focussed, family involved, relationship based, trauma informed, competence centered, and ecologically oriented and is designed to significantly influence the way professionals work with children. We apply…
Oct 16, 2019
In continuing with our CARE, Children and Residential Experiences: Creating Conditions for Change series, here is the next story. CARE is based on six practice principles: developmentally focussed, family involved, relationship based, trauma informed, competence centered, and ecologically oriented and is designed to significantly influence the way professionals work with children. We apply…
Oct 4, 2019
Staff across our entire agency are trained in CARE, Children and Residential Experiences: Creating Conditions for Change. CARE is based on six practice principles: developmentally focussed, family involved, relationship based, trauma informed, competence centered, and ecologically oriented and is designed to significantly influence the way professionals work with children. We apply these…
Sep 30, 2019
Staff and youth, including EELC W.F. Ready, were wearing orange today in recognition of residential school survivors, to remember those who were lost, and to acknowledge the impact the system has left on Indigenous people. Every Child Matters!
