YMCA CHILD CARE CENTER

YMCA Pre-School Child Care Center
79 Mechanic Street, Bradford
(814) 368-1610
Child Care Center Director: Mary Kallenbach

Child Care Executive Director: Rachel Linderman
(716) 372-0181

The Bradford Family YMCA is committed to providing affordable, dependable, high-quality child care services on a year round basis, to working families of the Bradford area, at the YMCA’s Child Care Center.

• Infant Care — Ages 6 weeks to 12 months
• Toddler Care — Ages 12 to 24 months
• Two Year Old Room — Ages 24 to 36 months
• Three Year Old Room
• Four/Five Year Old Room
• Full-time and part-time enrollment available
• 20% reduced fee for 2nd and 3rd children enrolled from the same family
• Care is available Monday through Friday, 6:20 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
• Morning and afternoon snack provided
• Licensed by the Day Care Division of the Department of Public Welfare

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WHAT SETS US APART?

YEAR-ROUND CARE —
At the YMCA, Child Care is provided on a year round basis Monday through Friday from 6:20 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. excluding New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Care is available everyday including school vacations and holidays, throughout the summer, and school snow days. With over 25 child care staff members, child care is always available.

CORPORATE PROGRAM —
The YMCA Corporate Child Care Program allows local employers to assist in meeting the child care needs of their employees by subsidizing employees’ child care fees by a specific percent or dollar value.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE —
Financial assistance is available to area families through the Northern Tier CCIS Program and funds provided by the Bradford Area United Way and the YMCA “Strong Kids” campaign.

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TESTIMONIAL

From the parent of a 3-year old enrolled in the Bradford YMCA Child Care program . . .

I feel that the Y Daycare has been a positive influence on my children. For example, I have noticed that my three-year old is more advanced than other three-year olds he is around (not other Y kids). I don't think I am just saying that because I am his mother. The Y teaches the kids respect, how to play games, cards, put together puzzles, and they do not spend a lot of time in front of a TV. Both of my kids love the Y. Both of them have learned sports and how to swim.

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• 2010 PROGRAM GUIDE

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