Hunterdon County
Hunterdon CCYC has been busy with outreach and planning several events for families for the month of October. In continuing a strong partnership with SAFE Harbor Child Access Center in Flemington, Hunterdon CCYC has been instrumental in planning a Father/Daughter hair tutorial session titled “It’s not about the Braid, It’s about the Bond,” to take place at SAFE Harbor on October 6th. This event is geared towards engaging Father’s or male caregivers in the community by offering a free educational and interactive tutorial to take part in with their daughter’s. Later in the month, there will be a free Pumpkin Painting Event in both Lambertville and Flemington in which families can come with their children to decorate a pumpkin in order to take home for the Fall season. The above mentioned events are free and open to the public, however require RSVP to spencerh@norwescap.org.
General Council 8.22.19
General Council Mins 8.22.19
HCCYC October CALENDAR
Flemington August Meeting Agenda 19
Flemington Work Group Mins 8.13.19
Steering Agenda 8.22.19
Steering Mins 8.22.19
Morris County
Morris County Council for Young Children (MCCYC) parent leaders actively engaged in 8 sessions of practice in Adults and Children (ACT). The MCCYC membership collectively share their wisdom that practicing heartfelt parenting best practices does produce improved results. MCCYC collaborators also worked together at the Farmers Market to give out healing fruits and vegetables. Elisabeth Davidson and other MCCYC community partners also attended an informative and inspiring TransOptions breakfast.
MCCYC General Council Agenda_ September 18_2019
MCCYCHealthMinutes_8_21_19
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Warren County
In August, CCYC in collaboration with Warren County Senior Centers participated in Generations activity. Together the Children and the seniors created memories captured by a Polaroid picture. They painted, colored and/or drew art to learn about each other while spending time together.
Also in August, Parents enjoyed a presentation about the Dollars to Dreams program. This program teaches individuals how to save on a budget. The program is designed to assist low-income individuals and families to save for a life-changing asset and create wealth. The IDA Program is a matched savings program. Enrolled individuals receive match dollars while attending financial literacy workshops, developing budgets, obtaining knowledge on credit and implementing and developing an individual service financial plan.
Agenda NEW Hacks 8-9-19pdf
Agenda NEW Wash 8-13-19pdf
August Blogpdf
New Minutes 8-23-19 Phillipsburgpdf
New Minutes Hacks 8-9-19pdf
New Minutes Wash 8-13-19pdf
Agenda NEW Pburg 8-23-19pdf
CCYC CALENDAR – October 2019pdf
