Carolina Forest Child
Development Center
Carolina Forest Child
Development Center
Contact Person:
Dale Helms
843-236-1234
Contact Person:
Dale Helms
843-236-1234
Location:
214 Ronnie Court Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Location:
214 Ronnie Court Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Volunteers Needed:
Monday thru Friday 6:30 a.m. to 6:00
Volunteers Needed:
Monday thru Friday 6:30 a.m. to 6:00
Agency Description:
This wonderful facility is a DSS licensed facility for 165
children. The Center provides each child with three
meals per day for children who eat table food (noninfants) and ensures that all meals meet strict USDA
serving standards. We have classrooms for infants,
toddlers, twos, two/threes, threes, preschool (4/5), a
fun filled summer camp and we host an afterschool
program serving children from the Carolina Forest
school district. We even offer after school pick-up for
Ocean Bay elementary and Carolina Forest elementary
students. We love and care for children ages 6 weeks to
12 years old and every age in between.
Agency Description:
This wonderful facility is a DSS licensed facility for 165
children. The Center provides each child with three
meals per day for children who eat table food (noninfants) and ensures that all meals meet strict USDA
serving standards. We have classrooms for infants,
toddlers, twos, two/threes, threes, preschool (4/5), a
fun filled summer camp and we host an afterschool
program serving children from the Carolina Forest
school district. We even offer after school pick-up for
Ocean Bay elementary and Carolina Forest elementary
students. We love and care for children ages 6 weeks to
12 years old and every age in between.
Volunteer Duties:
Duties include assisting the lead teachers in the
classroom. Volunteers would be interacting with the
children and providing a safe environment for them to
learn and prosper in. The Carolina Forest Child
Development Center would prefer for their volunteers
to be early childhood education students.
Volunteer Duties:
Duties include assisting the lead teachers in the
classroom. Volunteers would be interacting with the
children and providing a safe environment for them to
learn and prosper in. The Carolina Forest Child
Development Center would prefer for their volunteers
to be early childhood education students.