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What We Do

The Family Resource Centre is for all families with children aged 0-5 years in Tisdale and area.  We provide free learning experiences for the families to come together, play, and explore. The Family Resource Centre also is able to suggest other professionals that can help your family strive for success. 

Programs at the TAEYFRC

All families are welcome! This includes new parents, caregivers, single parents, low income families, Indigenous families, children with varying abilities and new Canadians.


There is no cost for families to visit the Centre. All programs are free.

Open Play

Who: Parents and kids 0-5
What: Parents and kids play together
Why: Early Learning

Little Chefs

Who: Parents and kids 2-5
What: Cooking/baking
Why: Early Learning, Family Wellness

Story Circle

Who: Parents & kids 2-5
What: Literacy and arts activities
Why: Early Learning

Papa Play

Who: Father figures and kids 0-5
What: Play and activities
Why: Early Learning

Rhythm Makers

Who: Parents and kids 2-5
What: Music and movement activities
Why: Early Learning

Who We Are

Family Resource Centres in Saskatchewan

Click on the locations below for more information on each FRC

Other Professionals We Work With

We have working partnerships with the following professionals or agencies.

Early Learning Professionals in the Area

Here is a list of other organizations in our area to help serve families with children. If you are interested in an application or more information on one of these items please get in touch with us for more information!

Caregiver Connections

Who: Parents and caregivers
What: Presentations and/or activities
Why: Family Wellness, Information & Referrals, Parent Education

Babies & Me

Who: Parents & kids 0-18mo
What: Infant play, activities, and/or information
Why: Early Learning, Family Wellness, Information & Referrals

Jr. Discovery Club

Who: Parents and kids 2-5
What: Science activities
Why: Early Learning

Sip & Stroll

Who: Parents and kids 0-5
What: Walk with wagons, strollers, or bikes
Why: Early Learning, Family Wellness

Park Play

Who: Parents and kids 0-5
What: Outdoor park play
Why: Early Learning, Family Wellness

Barb Hunter 

Counsellor

North East Outreach and Support Services  (NEOSS)

306-921-4772

Danielle Ewanas

Autism Services with Saskatchewan Health Authority

306-921-4772

North East Outreach and Support Services 

Tree House and Women's Shelter

306-752-9464

Kinistin Saulteaux Tikinagan 
Family Resource Centre

Kids at Tisdale Family Resource Centre
Families at Tisdale and Area Early Years Family Resource Centre
Families playing at Tisdale Family Resource Centre SK

Child Health Clinics

Community Health Services

Dental Health Program

Early Childhood Intervention Program

Licensed Child Care

Autism Services

Speech & Language Pathologist

Pediatric Physical Therapy

Child and Youth Mental Health Therapy

Tisdale Elementary

School-Prekindergarten

North East Newcomers 

Leora Bergen NESD Tisdale Family Resource Centre
Leora Bergen
Program Coordinator

Leora has worked as a certified Educational Associate with the North East School Division for over 25 years, encompassing all grades during that time.  She has over 15 years of experience in the early years as an EA in the Pre-Kindergarten program.  As Program Coordinator, Leora will be developing and facilitating daily programs that will be run at the TAEYFRC as well as working behind the scenes to oversee the day-to-day operations of the Centre as well.

Desirea Binning NESD Tisdale Family Resource Centre
Desirea Binning, B.Ed.
Program Designer

Desirea comes to us with 12+ years of experience as a Teacher, Administrator, and Special Education Teacher.  She received her Bachelor of Education in 2010 from the University of Saskatchewan and holds a post-graduate certificate in special education.  She will soon complete a master’s degree in Special Education from the University of Saskatchewan. As program designer, Desirea is often behind the scenes making partnerships with agencies, collecting and reviewing data, and developing a strategic plan to best meet the needs of the families of TAEYFRC. 

Lauren Cherkowski NESD Family Resource Centre
Lauren Wallis
Facilitator

Lauren is one of the first faces you will see coming into our building. Lauren has her ECE level 1 and has worked in childcare for 5+ years. As the facilitator, Lauren will be actively on the floor with families engaging in open play and planned activities. She is involved in planning programs alongside the coordinator.  

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