Two Wells Community Children’s Centre 11 th May 2009

The Children’s centre has a new director, Sarah Donovan. Sandy left last year.

These posters seem to be an obligatory addition to the wall space as they are provided by the NCAC.

PEGS aren’t kept with the other pamphlets in the pamphlet holder. They are kept in this folder in a shelf. This suggests that staff might be more likely to hand the PEGS to families.

taken A parent has taken the time to write their comments for the accreditation evidence. These comments are written on the pages attached to the wall located opposite to the front desk.

Posters advertising local events, seminars and programs.

CYWHS pamphlet gives the 3 of the 4 locations in the area (that we know about) where a CYWHS nurse can be seen. I believe that there is a CYWHS office on Morialta Dr, Smithfield but the nurse visits the chemist in Munno Para Shopping City.

Local schools advertised in the centre.

This brochure was available on the front desk. Next to it was a scholastics catalogue.

Material about indigenous Australia

This collection of books and goodies (right) was displayed on the table below the accreditation display. I found the form (above) tucked into the books.

Some pamphlets and newsletters available in the pamphlet holder. There was only 1 pamphlet available in a language other than English.

The centre philosophy is provided in 2 different formats: one that is very formal and another that combines the formality with a more accessible and readable format.

Here is another link to Munno Para library and Shopping Centre where the library is located. We found this poster and the pamphlet also at the Munno Para library. It is interesting that the City of Playford is advertising its services to residents located in the District Council of Mallala.

This sign on the door lists all of the services that this centre has to offer. It differs from Two Wells Stepping Stones which only offers child care.