WINTER III SESSION 2014 NORTHERN RHODE …...YWCA RHODE ISLAND 1867 - 2014 WINTER III SESSION 2014 VACATION CAMPS February 18, 19, 20 and 21: Reserve your child’s space in a YWCA

YWCA RHODE ISLAND1867 - 2014

WINTER III SESSION 2014

VACATION CAMPS

February 18, 19, 20 and 21:Reserve your child’s space in a YWCAVacation Camp. Register at Front Desk.

DOODLE BUGSFor children 2 1/2 to 3 1/2.Theme: Dr. Seuss. Enjoy stories, gamesand activities. 9am-1pm, $20/day. EarlyBirds and/or after camp options avail-able. Families needing additional hours,speak with receptionist regarding rates.

BUSY BEEFor children 3 to 5 years of age.Theme: Dr. Seuss. Enjoy stories, gamesand activities. 9am-1pm or noon-4pm,$15/half-day. Early Birds and/or aftercamp options available. Families needingadditional hours, speak with receptionistregarding rates.

ADVENTUREFor children 5 to 12 years of age withgroups divided by age. Junior Leadershipoption available for youth 13 and over.Weekly themes along with creative learn-ing activities. Free snack, sports,arts/crafts, cooking, dramatic play, gamesand sledding at Cold Spring Park weath-er permitting. 6:30am-6pm, $29/day.$15/half-day (4 hours of your choice).

BUILD WITH USIn partnership withRhode Island Chapterof the NationalAssociation of Women in Construction,YWCA is hosting the Block KidsBuilding Program on February 18 duringVacation Camp. Free and open to youthin grades 1-6. Prizes awarded to the topcontestants. Kindergarten students areallowed to participate, but not eligible forprizes. Students will use interlockingblocks, string, rocks and foil to build aproject of their choice. This is a nationalcompetition, that introduces children tothe construction industry.

NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND CAMPUSREGISTRATION BEGINS 2/3 | SIX WEEK SESSION 2/16 - 3/29 | Closed 2/17 for Presidents’ Day

EARLY CHILDHOODLEARNING CENTER

Open for child care at 6:30am. For details callBecky Wallace, Director of Early ChildhoodEducation, 769-7450.

CHILD CARE

INFANT/TODDLEROur philosophy is to provide a developmental-ly appropriate program for children 8 weeks (6weeks with pediatrician consent) to 3 yearsthat focuses on a child's individual needs. Weprovide a safe and nurturing program, parentscan rely upon throughout the year. The EarlyChildhood Learning Center encourageshealthy social, emotional, physical and cogni-tive development. Licensed by Rhode IslandDepartment of Children, Youth and Families. *

PRE-PRESCHOOL

LITTLE LEARNERSPre-preschool for children 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 yearsof age. With a consistent daily schedule mod-eled after our existing preschool program, chil-dren will be offered opportunities for socializa-tion, creativity, and toilet training. Daily sched-ule includes circle time, songs, storytime,snack, play, and creative projects. 9am-noon.Two, three, or five day options available. EarlyBirds and Lunch Bunch available. Child careoption also available for the afternoon. *

PRESCHOOL

PRESCHOOLThe YWCA preschool is a developmentallyappropriate program for children age 3 to 5.Our philosophy is reflected in a “hands on”approach to learning through interactive expe-riences with peers, the environment, andadults. Our most important function at theYWCA preschool is to ensure that each child'sfirst school experience is safe, joyful, andenriching. Our curriculum and assessmentalign with the Rhode Island Early LearningStandards. Two, three, and five-day programswith morning, afternoon or full day optionsavailable. Licensed by Rhode IslandDepartment of Education and by Rhode IslandDepartment of Children, Youth and Families. *

STEPPING STONESUnique transitional program for childrenwhose parents are postponing Kindergartenentrance. YWCA Stepping Stones is a develop-mentally appropriate setting where childrenparticipate in a program designed to enhancegrowth and development socially, emotionally,cognitively, and physically. Our curriculum andassessment align with the Rhode Island EarlyLearning Standards. Small class size (maxi-mum 15) allows for much individual attentionand teacher/peer involvement. Program meetsMon.-Fri., 1-4pm. Licensed by Rhode IslandDepartment of Children, Youth and Families. *

EXTENDED DAY PROGRAMS:YWCA offers programs to help accommodate aparent or guardians' schedule. $6/hour

EARLY BIRDS. Children enjoy activities ina classroom environment from 6:30-9am thenare escorted to respective classrooms.

LUNCH BUNCH. Children eat lunch in asocial environment then are offered activitiesand gym/playground from noon-1pm. Lunchesbrought from home.

AFTER PRESCHOOL CARE. Childrenare engaged in age-appropriate activities includ-ing gross motor play in playground from 4-6pm.

YOUTH ENRICHMENT

Open for youth enrichment at 6:30am. Fordetails call David Lovett, Youth EnrichmentProgram Coordinator, 769-7450.

YOUTH ENRICHMENT

Youth Enrichment APPLE Curriculum:Academics, Physical Education/Recreation,Prevention, Leadership, and Empowerment.

For students attending any Woonsocket elemen-tary school (public or private) and theWoonsocket Middle School. Mon.-Fri., 2-6pm(3 day minimum). Before school option avail-able beginning at 6:30am (not available forWoonsocket Middle School). Children arebussed to/from YWCA and their schools, enjoy

a free afternoon snack, participate in weeklythemed fun activities and special events, andoffered homework help. The program builds onthe strengths and values of youth by providingthem with a supportive, safe, and culturallydiverse environment in which they can developpositive qualities and skills for school successand a productive future. Activities gearedtowards fostering individual creativity, imagi-nation, and cognitive development. *

SERVICES FOR FAMILIESWHEN IT SNOWS, WE’RE OPENWe are there for you when school is closed.YWCA provides an all day youth enrichmentprogram for children age 5 to 15 when school iscancelled due to inclement weather and duringschool vacation. In order to participate, youmust register your child in advance, 769-7450.

BEFORE KINDERGARTEN CARE &AFTER KINDERGARTEN CARETransportation provided. Flexible hours.Qualified, friendly staff will provide enrich-ment activities for your child in safe indoorand outdoor environments. Morning: grossmotor play in gymnasium, creative play, sto-ries, music, movement, free choice play, tablegames, and time to eat (breakfast brought fromhome). Afternoon: sports classes, gymnastics,homework time and youth enrichment activi-ties. Licensed by Rhode Island Department ofChildren, Youth and Families.

BEFORE SCHOOL AGE CARE &AFTER SCHOOL AGE CARETransportation provided. Our philosophy is toprovide a developmentally appropriate pro-gram for children in Kindergarten to age 15.The program focuses on a youth's individualneeds. We provide a safe, nurturing andenriching program, which parents can relyupon throughout the year, especially afterschool, school vacations and during the sum-mer. Licensed by Rhode Island Department ofChildren, Youth and Families. Programencourages healthy social, emotional, physi-cal, and cognitive development through weeklythemes and creative activities.

YWCA is a provider agency of NACCRRAMilitary Fee Assistance Program. *

VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES

All volleyball leagues are under the directionof Debbie Fay. Schedule subject to change dueto weather or uncontrollable circumstances.To verify, call Debbie Fay at 769-7450.

INTERMEDIATE MIXED CO-EDSunday: Intermediate.This league is in progress. Call to see if anyspots are available.

POWER CO-EDJOHN PIETROPAOLI LEAGUETuesday: Advanced.This league is in progress. Call to see if anyspots are available.

INTERMEDIATE CO-ED Wednesday: Intermediate or above.This league is in progress. Call to see if anyspots are available.

COMPETITIVE TEAM:

Monthly fee for all competitive teams:

One day a week $48/month

Two days a week $96/month

Three days a week $120/month

Jennie Graham, Head Coach

Breonna Lenart, Assistant Coach

HOT SHOTS 4 to 9 years oldSat. 9-11am

TEAM A 8 to 16 years oldSat. 10:30am-12:30pm

TEAM B 8 to 16 years oldThurs. 4-6:30pm (optional)

Sat. 1-3pm

TEAM C 8 to 16 years oldTues. 4-6:30pm

Thurs. 4-6:30pm (optional)

Sat. 3-5:30pm

TEAM D 9 to 18 years oldTues. 4-6:30pm

Fri. 4-6:30pm

Sat. 3-5:30pm

PARENTING PROGRAMS

PARENTING

For details, call Deb Smith, RN and Parentingin Progress Site Coordinator, at 769-7450.

16 to 21 years old

PARENTING IN PROGRESS®Parenting In Progress (PIP) is an alternativeeducation, life skills, and job training pro-gram housed at YWCA. Collaborative part-ners for this YWCA program include:Woonsocket Education Department, ProjectRIRAL, Connecting for Children andFamilies, and area businesses. Eligible appli-cants must live in Woonsocket and be preg-nant or parenting young women under 21years old. Mon.-Fri. from 9am-1pm.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

GYM ACTIVITIES

Gym activities are under the direction ofDebbie Fay.

Walking to 3 years old

JUMPING BEANSGymnasium play with parent.Tues. 9-10am $42/6wksThurs. 10-11am $42/6wksFri. 9-10am $42/6wks

SOCIALIZATION ACTIVITIES

Independent classes for your child(do not have to be toilet trained).

2 1/2 to 3 1/2 years old

SMALL WORLD I and II:Children offered opportunities for socializa-tion, creativity and toilet training. Includesstorytime, songs, crafts, playtime and snack.

SMALL WORLD IDeb NaultThurs. 9-10am $42/6wksFri. 9-10am $42/6wks

SMALL WORLD IIDeb NaultThurs. 10am-noon $84/6wksFri. 10am-noon $84/6wks

WELLNESS PROGRAMS

EXERCISE

16+ years old

AEROBIC DANCEImprove your aerobic fitness. Benefits includeincrease in heart health, muscular endurance,mood, energy level and a decrease in short-ness of breath. Fees reflect member rates,nonmembers pay an additional $20.Colette DouraMon./Wed., 7:15-8:15pm $60/9wks

BELLY DANCINGLearn exciting moves of ancient MiddleEastern art form: snake arms, figure eights,hip circles, traveling steps and shimmies. Classis for first time students or those wanting tocontinue with basics before moving on to moreadvanced skills. No previous dance experiencerequired. Fun, supportive environment.Aimee RenaudTues., 7-8pm $42/6wks

EXERCISE FACILITY

17+ years old

WOMEN’S WORKOUT ROOMEnjoy the privacy of a women's only facilitywith: a four stack universal machine, bikes,free weights, treadmills and showers. Youmust pay a $20 instruction/processing fee andattend an introductory session in order to beeligible to use room. YWCA adult femalemembership required. For appointment, callLisa Piscatelli at 769-7450.

ART STUDIO

ART CLASSES

New and returning students welcome. Everysession, new artists and projects are covered.

5 to 10 years old

ART FOR CHILDRENIntroduces young stu-dents to basic color theo-ry via fun, hands on,interactive lessons andcreativity games. We’llexplore a variety of mate-rials and learn about afamous artist or two. Artmaterial fee included insession fee.Missie St. SauveurFri. 5-6:30pm $63/6wks

GYMNASTICS ACADEMY

BASIC GYMNASTICS

3 1/2 to 5 years old

BEGINNER GYMNASTICSFOR GIRLS AND BOYSA great all around introductory gymnasticsprogram. Preschoolers have the opportunityto advance to higher levels.Thurs. 3:30-4:30pm $42/6wksFri. 3:30-4:30pm $42/6wksSat. 10-11am $42/6wks

5 to 12 years old

BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE GYM-NASTICS FOR GIRLS AND BOYSA great all around introductory gymnasticsprogram. Students have the opportunity toadvance to higher levels.Thurs. 4:30-5:30pm $42/6wksFri. 4:30-5:30pm $42/6wksSat. 9-10am $42/6wks

13 to 18 years old

TEEN GYMNASTICSSpecifically designed for teenagers.Sat. 11am-12noon $42/6wks

CONTINUING GYMNASTICS

All classes listed below require permissionfrom the instructor for participation. CallJennie Graham or Debbie Fay at 769-7450.YWCA Rhode Island Gymnastics AcademyCompetitive Coaches are USA GymnasticsCertified.

5 to 12 years old

ADVANCED GYMNASTICSTues. 3:45-5pm $53/6wks

PRE TEAMSat. 1-3pm $84/6wks

NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND CAMPUS continued

GoGirlGo!

Youth EnrichmentAfter School Programfor girls age 5 to 12.

Building confidence and self-esteem.Being active. Healthy living. Fun activi-ties. Sport instruction, leadership training,games, crafts, nutrition, and buildingfriendships. For details call 769-7450.

AGENCY IN ACTION

YWCA RHODE ISLAND

WALKING THE WALK

YWCA Rhode Islandis a proud recipient ofan Avon Breast HealthOutreach ProgramGrant, for our effortslinking medically underservedwomen to breast health educa-tion and screening services.You can take part in the AvonWalk for Breast Cancer. It willbe held in Boston, May 17-18.Your support funds research tofind a cure or prevention, aswell as programs that enable allpatients to access quality care.www.avonwalk.org

SHE SHINESTM

Share it. Trust it. Smile.www.sheshines.org

She Shines is a YW magazine and radioprogram, celebrating the aspirations andaccomplishments of women.

To reserve advertising space or receive aFREE subscription, call Lisa Piscatelli at769-7450. Media influence is a powerfuleconomic and cultural force. However,women remain underrepresented both infront and behind the scenes. With YWShe Shines, women have an equal voiceand equal participation in our society.

Tune in to the radio program on Saturdaymornings at 10am on WOON 1240 AM.Presenting sponsors:- Blue Cross & Blue Shield

of Rhode Island- U.S. Department of Health and

Human Services (HHS),Office on Women’s Health

YWCA OUTREACH

HEALTH

A MATTER OF BALANCEProgram designed to manage falls andincrease activity levels. Learn to: view falls ascontrollable; set goals for increasing activity;make changes to reduce fall risks at home;and exercise to increase strength and balance.Who should attend? Anyone concerned aboutfalls; interested in improving balance, flexibil-ity and strength; who has fallen in the past;and who has restricted activities because offalling concerns. Workshop includes 8 con-secutive classes that are held for 2 hours each.Contact Lisa Piscatelli at 769-7450.

BREAST CANCER INFORMATIONThe Love/Avon Army of Women provideswomen the life-changing opportunity to part-ner with the scientists who are conducting theresearch that will move us beyond a cure andteach us how to end breast cancer once andfor all. Sign up at www.armyofwomen.org.

ENCOREplus®ENCOREplus® is a systematic approach towomen's health promotion, in particular,breast and cervical cancer education. YWCAoffers community outreach, breast and cervi-cal health education, linkage to clinicalscreening services and assistance in access-ing and navigating diagnostic treatment serv-ices when necessary. YWCA also offers sup-port during diagnosis and treatment. If youare over age 40 and have no health insuranceor your insurance does not cover breast andcervical screenings every year, you may quali-fy for FREE services. Rhode IslandDepartment of Health Women’s CancerScreening Program provides a women’s healthexam including clinical breast and pelvicexams, pap smear, mammogram and follow-up services. For more details call JoyceDolbec, YWCA Health Consultant, at769-7450. If hearing/speech impaired call1-800-745-5555.

HEALTHY STEPSHealthy Steps for Girls and Women is an ini-tiative that builds on the connectedness offamilies in the northwestern Rhode Islandcommunities of Burrillville, Foster, Glocesterand Scituate to promote preventive healthcare and physical activity. YWCA RhodeIsland in partnership with nriAHEC workedwith a Steering Committee to develop andimplement a community assessment andstrategic plan. Project is sponsored by RhodeIsland Department of Health with supportfrom Rural Health Systems Building Grants.Visit www.scoop.it/t/healthy-steps or call LisaPiscatelli at 769-7450, for more information.

CHRONIC DISEASESELF-MANAGEMENTLiving Well Rhode Island. If you have asth-ma, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, arthritis

or another chronic disease, this workshop isfor you. You will receive a healthy life bookand relaxation CD. Topics: how to manageyour symptoms, how to work with your healthcare team, how to fight fatigue, how to makedaily tasks easier, how to eat healthy, how toget more out of life, and more. Workshopincludes 6 consecutive classes that are heldfor 2 1/2 hours each. Contact Lisa Piscatelliat 769-7450.

CHRONIC PAINSELF-MANAGEMENTLiving Well Rhode Island. If you have chronicpain, this workshop is for you. You willreceive a healthy life book and program work-book. Topics: Moving Easy Program, pacing,better breathing, relaxation techniques,healthy eating, medications for chronic pain,communication skills, problem solving, andmore. Workshop includes 6 consecutive class-es that are held for 2 1/2 hours each. ContactLisa Piscatelli at 769-7450.

MINORITY HEALTH PROMOTION YWCA Rhode Island has been designated as aMinority Health Promotion Center by theRhode Island Department of Health. It is theonly organization in northern Rhode Island toreceive such a designation. Our Associationdevelops and implements health information,health education and risk reduction activitiesthat improve the quality of life and eliminatehealth disparities for Woonsocket’s racial andethnic populations. Call the YWCA HealthOffice for more information, 769-7450.

CENTRAL FALLS/PAWTUCKET CAMPUSYWCA Rhode Island, 324 Broad Street, Central Falls, RI 02863

CENTRAL FALLS HAS HEARTYWCA is partnering with Mayor James Diossa and local businesses for the Central FallsHas Heart campaign. The program will educate residents about the 7 symptoms of aheart attack and importance of calling 9-1-1. YWCA will provide the business communitywith magnets from the “Make the Call, Don’t Miss a Beat” campaign and ask them todistribute to their patrons. Magnets will also be available at City Hall. Magnets are inSpanish. Call for more information, 401-722-3010.

SARAH FRANCES GRANT HOMESTEADSarah Frances Grant Homestead is a permanent supportive housing program for home-less women with disabilities. Residents must be 18 and over, unaccompanied by childrenand have been substance abuse free for at least three months before entering the pro-gram. Residents have a single bedroom and share common areas such as the livingroom, dining room, kitchen and bathrooms. Case management services are offered on-site. Call for more information, 401-722-3010.

VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE (VITA)The VITA program offers free tax help to people who make $50,000 or less and needassistance in preparing their own tax returns. IRS-certified volunteers provide free basicincome tax return preparation to qualified individuals in local communities. As partici-pants in the Earned Income Tax Credit Initiative, YWCA Rhode Island assists with thenecessary paperwork for earners to receive Earned Income Tax Credits from the FederalGovernment. Appointments are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4-8pm. CallLuz Filpo to schedule, 401-722-3010.

WELLNESSYWCA offers health outreach and information to members of the Central Falls/Pawtucketcommunity. ENCOREplus® (Breast and Cervical Health Outreach) and Heart Health forLatina women. Call Joyce Dolbec for more information, 401-769-7450 x12.

Yes! I want to join YW Rosie's Circle:www.ywcari.org/donate.html

$50 will help supply two camperswith a set of hand tools

$150 provides twelve girls with aday of carpentry instruction

$750 provides a full scholarship forone girl to attend YW Rosie’s Girlsfor three weeks

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Dear Friend:

During this past summerYWCA Rhode Island in partnershipwith Sophia Academy and theNational Association for Women inConstruction, Rhode Island Chapter,co-created and co-delivered theYW Rosie’s Girls program.

YW Rosie’s Girls combines thebest of YWCA Rhode Island andSophia Academy gender specific pro-gramming and offers a unique experi-ence for adolescent girls designed tobuild self-esteem, perseverance andleadership through learning andapplying basic skills in the trades(e.g. carpentry and stone cutting).

YW Rosie’s Girls is supportedthrough a mix of funding and dona-tions from individuals, foundationsand corporations. The overwhelmingmajority of our campers require finan-cial aid. In fact, last summer 100% ofour campers received full tuitionscholarships to attend.

Now that the saws and powertools are packed away, we havebegun to plan for Summer 2014. Weinvite you to join other women andmen in becoming a member of YWRosie’s Circle, a group committed topledging financial support to YWRosie’s Girls to ensure that no girlwill be turned away from the campbecause of her inability to pay.

Thank you!

Deborah L. Perry, President/CEOYWCA Rhode Island

STATEWIDE PROGRAMS

4Fast track to high school graduation

415 hours in classroom and 15 hours at homeonline instruction

4Convenient locations in Providence and onCentral Falls/Pawtucket line

4New Rhode Island public charter high school,sponsored by YWCA Rhode Island.

4www.nowellacademy.org

PROVIDENCE CAMPUSYWCA Rhode Island133 Delaine Street, Providence, RI 02909

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION

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YWCA Rhode Island514 Blackstone Street, Woonsocket, RI 02895T: 401-769-7450 | F: 401-769-7454www.ywcari.org

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP6 to 16 years: $1217 to 64 years: $2265 and over: $17

Children under 6 must be covered by a parent or guardianmembership. Membership fees are not refundable or deductibleas a charitable contribution. Reduced rates are available insome classes for members 65 and over. All classes and activi-ties are open to both sexes unless otherwise indicated in theclass description. A member may use the membership card atall other YWCAs in the USA.

YWCA membership, paid yearly, is required for participationin all programming except as otherwise indicated. Special non-member fees are available for some adult programs. Men andboys are welcome as associates. As a YWCA member, youhave access to:

low cost, innovative programs

special membership events

volunteer opportunities

use of YWCA facilities nationwide

membership in oldest, largest women's movement in the nation

HOURSMonday to Thursday, 9am-9pmFriday 9am-6:30pm, Saturday 9am-4:30pmChild Care Hours: Monday to Friday, open at 6:30am(arrange with program director).

TOURSNew to YWCA?Call for more information or to schedule a tour, 769-7450.

SCHEDULEClasses run in consecutive sessions during the school year witha new schedule for summer.

ROOM RENTALSRoom rentals are available for events.Contact YWCA for details, 769-7450.

STORM POLICYFor YWCA cancellations and closing announcements, listen toradio stations WOON 1240 AM & WNRI 1380 AM or watchChannel 6, 10 & 12. School system delays, early dismissals,and professional days do not apply to YWCA schedule.

EVENTS

February 5, National Girls and Women in Sports Day

February 9, Gymnastics Meet: At YWCA Rhode Island,514 Blackstone Street in Woonsocket. Hot Shots, Pre Team,Team A and Team B: 9:30am warm-up and 11am meet. Levels3-6: 1pm warm-up and 2:30pm meet.

February 18-21, Vacation Camps: Reserve your child’sspace in camp during school vacation. Doodle Bugs, Busy Beeor Adventure Camp. Free Block Kids Building Program opento adventure campers. See page 1 for details on YWCA camps.

February 27, CPR Training: Free class from 11:30am-12:30pm at YWCA Rhode Island, 514 Blackstone Street inWoonsocket. Learn how to perform CPR on an adult, child andinfant. Learn how to help a person that is choking. Sign up inadvance is required; call 401-769-7450 to register.

March 25, 26 and 27, Preschool Photo Days

April 17, Family Fun Night and Scholastic Book Fair

NOTABLE

YWCA Rhode Island is a recipient of an OutstandingNeighborhood Planning Award from the American PlanningAssociation - Rhode Island Chapter

American CampAssociation Accredited

Licensed by Rhode IslandDepartment of Education

Licensed by Rhode IslandDepartment of Children,Youth, and Families

Member of RIAfterschool Plus Alliance

Member of National Alliancefor Partnerships in Equity

Member Agency of The Fundfor Community Progress

Participating Organization ofCombined Federal Campaign

USA GymnasticsCertified Coaches

Sponsor of the Sheila SkipNowell Leadership Academy

YWCA Rhode Island is dedicated toeliminating racism, empowering womenand promoting peace, justice, freedom

and dignity for all.

WINTER III SESSION 2014

BOARD OF DIRECTORSCathy Brien, ChairMarissa Trinque, 1st Vice ChairKim Garneau, 2nd Vice ChairSusan Gershkoff, Esq., Treasurer/SecretaryCarla BisbanoRosemary BriteAlessandra BorgesSandra CanoLisa CarciferoGail DavisSusan Donahue, DCKaren GagerStephanie GonzalezJeanne LynchNancy WilsonDeborah L. Perry, President/CEO

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