Richmond Kids News
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Online Early Years Programming at Touchstone
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Touchstone Family Association is offering a variety online programming for families with young children.
Read MoreConnect with Richmond programs and services online
Although the COVID-19 emergency has closed many physical programs and services in Richmond, there are still lots of ways for young children and their families to stay connected. From online storytimes to one-to-one phone and email chats, staff are working hard to support families.
Read MoreRichmond Family Place remote support for families
As of March 20th, Richmond Family Place is closing in-person programs and the thrift store. However, they are committed to continuing to serve and support Richmond children and families.
Read MoreFamilySmart Parent in Residence Job Opportunity
FamilySmart has partnered with Foundry Richmond to bring a Parent in Residence to our community. To best serve Richmond, they are seeking a parent with lived experience who is also bi-lingual in English and Cantonese and/or Mandarin.
Read MoreGrowing Together Development Guide - New updated version
Richmond Children First has updated the popular Growing Together Development Guide for Richmond families with young children. View the online version or pick up a paper copy today.
Read MoreMore parents, kids to get help from free mental health service
Parents and caregivers in B.C. whose children have anxiety impacting their development and day-to-day happiness at home, school and in the community will soon have access to a new, free intervention program.
Read MoreBecome a neighbourhood family connector
Richmond's United Way Avenues of Change project is looking for parents and grandparents who live in Richmond City Centre and would like to volunteer their time to support neighbourhood activities and events.
Read MoreChanges to Richmond Public Library's Babytime
On April 1st, 2019 Richmond Public Library will be making some important changes to the Babytime program.
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