Southern New Hampshire Services Child Development programs are designed to meet each child's individual needs. Every child receives a variety of learning experiences that encourage social, emotional, physical and intellectual growth.
Four-year-olds in Southern New Hampshire Services
Head Start/Child Care recently received free
hearing and vision screenings.
Child Development / Education Programs
Child Development Centers Offer:
Quality caregivers, who nurture your child's growth and development in a safe, secure environment.
A combination of full and part-time slots to accommodate working parents.
A rich variety of materials and activities from which to choose.
Ample parking for drop-off and pick-up.
Opportunities for parent participation
Tuition assistance
A quality childcare program depends upon a strong relationship with parents and must be based on mutual respect and trust. Children have more success when all the adults who care for them work together.
Southern New Hampshire Services child care provides ample opportunities for parents to participate in his/her child's early learning experience.
The Head Start Program Performance Standards provide specific quality standards for the provision of EHS/HS services from prenatal to age 5.
Major elements of the standards include early childhood development and health services, family and community partnerships, staffing, and program design and management.
4 year old Heather Hilliard relaxes after a vision test with Honor Society member Samantha Gildea (seated) and Hillsborough Head Start Teacher Becky Griffiths.
Hillsboro-Deering High School National Honor Society student Lesley Restuccia prepares Heather Hilliard for her hearing test on September 29 at the Smith Congregational Church in Hillsborough.
Litchfield mother Kim Preble assists her son Kenneth Lapointe for the same on October 6th at the Community Church of Hudson.
