Rehabilitation Council

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From our Infant Programs to Summer Camps, we offer your children safe and developmentally appropriate activities throughout the day. We have been serving the local community for over 25 years at our child care centers, school-age programs, and summer camps. The Children's Center, is affiliated with several west shore area churches, and is dedicated to providing educational and child care services to children of all race, color, creed, or sex. Call us today to learn more about our programs. The Children's Center, is affiliated with several west shore area churches, and is dedicated to providing educational and child care services to children of all race, color, creed, or sex. Call us today to learn more about our programs. The Churches Affiliated Child Care Center, Inc. was created in 1988 as a mission of outreach by seven area churches to provide quality, state licensed early care and education to the community at affordable prices. The program began with one site and eight children at the Camp Hill United Methodist Church. Now with the help of affiliated churches, we have the capability to serve over 250 children at our early learning centers and school-age programs. Our main site is in the Camp Hill United Methodist Church, where we serve seventy children ages six weeks through six years in six classrooms. Our Camp Hill center also houses our school-aged summer camp program, serving more than eighty children each summer. Our Enola center, which was previously housed in the Mount Zion United Methodist Church and the Enola First Church of God, relocated in 2002 to 110 Altoona Avenue in Enola. This program has a capacity of seventy children ages six weeks through five years in six classrooms. At The Children's Center, we are focused on providing your child with a variety of indoor and outdoor activities to use their active minds and bodies in a safe environment.