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  From the staff and volunteers at Cornerstone Family and Youth - Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!!

We been busy this last month we have a new Early Childhood Coordinator at the playroom who will be taking over Dec 1st. Her name is Brigette Carly so come in tho week and meet her and hang out with me on my lat week! We also celebrated our birthday at the museum with Scotty … Continue reading NOVEMBER ! 10 Years!

Do not miss out! We are proud to announce this is CFY's 10th year! And it all started with Jenny Halbgewachs and her dream for this community! Help us celebrate next week. Where: Rusty Relics Museum When: Tuesday Nov 20th 1-1:40 What: a tour of Scotty the Dinosaur Crafts, games & goodie bags!

CFY is celebrating it's 10th birthday and in honour of the event we are giving away an IPOD Touch.  That's right!  You can win a brand new IPOD Touch 5th Gen just in time for Christmas!  How you ask??  Well I'll tell you: We want to know what you think of Carlyle's child, family and … Continue reading Win an IPOD Touch with CFY

I love decorating my home with my kids home made Halloween decorations! Here is some simple crafts we will be making this week at playroom with the children to help decorate the playroom at low cost and all done with some recycled items ! . These crafts are simple and fast! I spray painted the … Continue reading It’s time to decorate!

A friend of mine had this article posted to her Facebook wall. I loved it and wanted share. The Mom Stays in the Picture

Halloween is quickly approaching and we are getting into the grove. I been trying to find something a little more simpler for craft time to engage the smaller beings. (0-3ish) what better then some simple crayon use and glue. Gave the kiddies some pumpkins to colour and what better to glue on then Pumpkin seeds … Continue reading Count down is on !

Fall is my favourite Season to craft in so many cute ideas with all the different things that are happening in fall. We took some old puzzles and painted them fall colours. Take a paper bag and rip the open part part into little sections and twist them into branches stick it to a blue … Continue reading Fall Crafting

I recently just discovered since my oldest started school full time and I have more one on one with my youngest that she lacks in her alphabet skills. I figured she knew it and wow was I so very wrong. Having her big sister along side her belting the lyrics and letters never once made … Continue reading Make it Simple