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Child and Family Resources, Inc. is dedicated to providing affordable, accessible programs that enhance and support the education of parents, caregivers, and child care providers, as well as encourage the highest quality of care and positive learning experiences for young children.

 

 

Looking for Childcare in Ontario or Yates County?

Parents and guardians can receive free customized childcare referrals by calling our toll free Referral Hotline at :


 

1 (800) 881-5786 or print and complete the Referral Form and mail to us.

 

 

 

 

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For Parents

Child and Family Resources provides:

 

  • Referrals for Child Care
  • Parent Resources
  • Parent Education
  • Parent & Child Programs
  • A large lending Library with Literacy Kits
  • "Your Source" Newsletter
  • Healthy Families Ontario
  • For Providers

    Child & Family Resources provides training and technical assistance to current and potential child care providers to help them develop high quality child care programs. Services include:

     

     

     

     

    News

    Summer Kiddie Kamp

    We are now accepting registration for our summer programming.Come Learn, Play and Explore Exciting Topics  with us in our Geneva and Penn Yan Centers: Kiddie Kamp 

     

    City of Canandaigua Parks & Recreation 2009 Kiddie Kamp, operates from the Canandaigua Elementary School for six weeks. This program is open to all Canandaigua School District children ages 3 - 5. Monday - Friday, June 29 - August 7, 9:00AM - 12:00PM. For more information please contact Katie Outhouse, 585-396-5080,  send registration form and medical release with payment  to Katie Outhouse at 2 North Main St., Canandaigua, NY, 14424.

     

    Cookbook Sale!

     Child and Family Resouces, Inc.

     "Creative Family Recipes"

     Cookbook Sale, $8.00 each, all proceeds will go towards Early Childhood Education Programming.  

    Contact: Heather Fiero, 315-781-1491 ext. 201

                    or Rebecca Flynn 315-536-1134 ext. 301                           

    Do I Qualify for EITC?

     If you’re like millions of Americans, you work hard but don’t earn a high income. The federal government has several resources including the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) that can help you and your family. The EITC is essentially a tax credit for low-income workers who meet certain qualifications, which usually means more money in their pockets. If you qualify, you could pay less federal income tax, pay no tax or receive a refund.
     
    The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and its community partners are working to increase EITC participation among taxpayers who have low incomes and meet EITC eligibility rules. We know the rules can be complicated and we want to help you understand all the eligibility requirements.
     
    Claimants must have a valid Social Security number. In addition, one must meet certain residency and filing criteria, including following guidelines for a qualifying child. The following are income requirements for 2008:
     
    A taxpayer’s total earned income must be at least $1 and their earned income and adjusted gross income (AGI) must both be less than:
    • $12,880 with no qualifying child ($15,880 if married, filing jointly)  
    • $33,995 with one qualifying child ($36,995 if married, filing jointly)
    • $38,646 with more than one qualifying child ($41,646 if married, filing jointly)
    • Investment income cannot be more than $2,950.
     
    If you think you might qualify for EITC and would like assistance, you can call
    1-800-829-1040 or go to www.irs.gov/eitc and select “EITC Assistant

     Child and Family Resources, Inc. was awarded a grant to operate

     

    The Children's Center (Yates County only)

    Operated by Child and Family Resources, Inc.

     

     "The Children's Center" is a free drop-in child care center for children whose families or caregivers have business in the Yates County Court. The center is a safe comfortable nurturing place which provides creative and educational activites, dramatic play, blocks, games and more for children while adults take care of court related issues. Children are provided with healthy snacks. Compassionate and supportive care is provided by two qualified staff and a volunteer.

     

    Other services provided include referrals to other programs within the community, assistance with emergency needs and information for parents on childhood topics.

     

    To see how The Children's Center can be of use to you click on the llnk.

     

     

     

     

     

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