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What We Offer
Our Programs
Offering care for children aged 0-12
*Prices are before subsidies and grants. Learn More
The Ohana Centre focuses on child and youth development through meaningful programming and connections.
Our Vision
Enhancing our community by helping families thrive!
Our Values
O - OPPORTUNITY: We value opportunity through the growth of our organization and those that we serve.
H - HONESTY: We uphold the integrity of the organization by respecting all individuals through honest and transparent communication.
A - ACCEPTANCE: We display acceptance by being inclusive, culturally aware, and promoting equality throughout the organization.
N - NURTURING: We foster relationships and provide quality care for our families in a safe, fun, and supportive environment.
A - ACCOUNTABILITY: We are accountable to our families, our community, and our staff.
Meet the Team
Our licensed childcare professionals and our support staff are excited to welcome your family to the Ohana Centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a waitlist to get my child into daycare?
Possibly. It may depend on your child’s age and the frequency of care you’re looking for. For the most current information, call the center directly at 780-826-2101.
How far in advance should I register my child for daycare?
As soon as you know the date you’ll require childcare, call the center at 780-826-2101. We will put your name on a list and call you to confirm availability as your start date approaches.
Can prospective parents tour the center?
Yes! We would be happy to show you around. Please call the center at 780-826-2101 to arrange a tour.
Do you offer accommodations for children with special needs?
Yes. We have an Inclusive Education Coordinator on staff and we will work to accommodate children with varying physical, emotional, or learning needs. Please discuss your child’s special needs directly with the Program Supervisor.
What should my child bring to daycare?
Children should bring the following:
- A change of clothes (shirt, pants/shorts, socks, and underwear)
- A box of diapers and package of wipes (if required)
- Clean, dry, non-marking inside running shoes
- Waterbottle
- Weather appropriate outdoor clothing and gear. For summer: a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and bug spray. For winter: snow pants, boots, toque, mittens, face/neck warmer. For spring: rubber boots and splash pants.
- Children may also bring a special blanket or stuffie for naptime. (optional)
Will staff help my child with potty training?
Yes, if parents have initiated the potty training process at home, we will support the process while the child is at daycare.
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