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R.E.A.D.S. Dyslexia Conference

Register Today for October 15, 2022 R.E.A.D.S. Dyslexia Conference

Register Today for October 15, 2022 R.E.A.D.S. Dyslexia Conference

Register Today for October 15, 2022 R.E.A.D.S. Dyslexia Conference

 

Saturday, October 15, 2022 from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM CDT

Registration/Lite Breakfast and Networking is from 8am to 8:45am

Speakers speak at 9am  

Where

Judah Kingdom Center
3036 Bedford Ave (Lower Level of building)
Omaha, NE 68111 

Contact Gwen easter 4402 706-1358 for any questions

Click the link below to Register


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Register Today for October 15, 2022 R.E.A.D.S. Dyslexia Conference

Register Today for October 15, 2022 R.E.A.D.S. Dyslexia Conference

 

 

R.E.A.D.S. Dyslexia Conference 

       Right to Educate Advocate for Dyslexic Students

October 15, 2022

Family and center childcare providers, parents and teachers, October is Dyslexia Awareness month! Please join us for our R.E.A.D.S Dyslexia Conference.  Learn about Dyslexia and how to support preschoolers early and school age children, who may struggle with reading and have dyslexia. Learn about early childhood development and intervention, play and learn, delegation, mental Illness and selfcare from experts and much more.  Childcare providers receive (5) professional development in service hours. 

Bringing out the best in childcare providers, parents and teachers through education and advocacy.

     Lite breakfast and lunch included

Seating Limited REGISTER BELOW TODAY!

Safe Haven Community Center Continuing the Dream

Our Mission

History of Safe Haven Community Center Service

Current Services

Our Mission  


Our mission is to provide, education, housing and advocacy services to children, youth, adults, and families and to clients who may other wise fall through the cracks of our education, housing, and social service system while acting as a holistic resource and referral social service community center. To insure that all client

Our Mission  


Our mission is to provide, education, housing and advocacy services to children, youth, adults, and families and to clients who may other wise fall through the cracks of our education, housing, and social service system while acting as a holistic resource and referral social service community center. To insure that all clients receive education, housing and advocacy services needed to have a healthy stable home environment and to become productive citizens. 

Current Services

History of Safe Haven Community Center Service

Current Services

  

Early Childhood Parent Network™ 


The Early Childhood Parent Network believe parents are their child's first teacher. We believe parents and professional child-care providers and teachers can work together to ensure that children are prepared academically and for life. The network supports parents, home school parents, early childhood chi

  

Early Childhood Parent Network™ 


The Early Childhood Parent Network believe parents are their child's first teacher. We believe parents and professional child-care providers and teachers can work together to ensure that children are prepared academically and for life. The network supports parents, home school parents, early childhood child-care providers in-home/centers, and teachers by inspiring, empowering, advocating and educating. We do this through educational services, conferences, training workshops, meetings, and advocating for policies and legislation pertaining to education, early childhood and parental rights. 



R.E.A.D.S™ Services 

Provides professional education development training seminars about dyslexia, advocacy, IEP  and other related topics to parents, childcare professionals, and teachers.


R.E.A.D.S” Training Seminars are approved by the Nebraska Department of Education Early Childhood Training Center. Participants receive a certificate and childcare professionals receive in- service credit hours.  Facilitator: Gwen Easter, certified dyslexia advocate, tutor, trainer, screener and consultant. Gwen Easter is appointed by Governor Ricketts as member of Early Childhood Interagency Coordination Council and the  African American Commission



Home Intervention Referral Housing Services Supporting the homeless, families and individuals who are in need of housing and utility assistance when in a crisis by connecting them to organization, landlords and advocating for services as needed. We receive referrals from 211 and other community organizations.





History of Safe Haven Community Center Service

History of Safe Haven Community Center Service

History of Safe Haven Community Center Service

Some history and issues! Please Read!  


Youth and Adult Literacy/ GED / ESL classes. Tutoring program for struggling readers and students who have a learning disability Dyslexia  

Job Readiness Work Experience services for individuals and parents. ( Provided for over 14 years before the monopoly and gentrification began in North Omaha and h

Some history and issues! Please Read!  


Youth and Adult Literacy/ GED / ESL classes. Tutoring program for struggling readers and students who have a learning disability Dyslexia  

Job Readiness Work Experience services for individuals and parents. ( Provided for over 14 years before the monopoly and gentrification began in North Omaha and has continued to affect our organization and community (read below)

  

Safe Night Youth Rallies Events provided to discourage gang violence, and other issues and promote putting God first, Unity in the community –15  years of service to youth, families, and the community. Latest event 2018 


Referrals received from 211 DHHS Caseworkers DHHS Employment First, ResCare DHHS, Lutheran Family Services, Urban League, Heart Land Family Services. Partnered with Metro Community Center and other community organizations. 


Un fortunely these Services currently are on  hold but will not be forgotten. They are apart of  our history. It is our hope in the future to raise funds to bring these services back!


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Please help our community STOP the Monopoly and Gentrification of North Omaha and the push out of families and private  childcare businesses! Safe Haven Early Childhood Preschool Education Academy was huge support for these programs.


Past services provided by Safe Haven Community Center  before the monopoly and gentrification began in North Omaha  about 2011 by  wealthy rich organizations, like Sherwood Foundation Buffet Early Childhood Institute OPS school system, and Learning Community which duplicated my organizations programs services. These partnerships  want to take control over  the childcare industry and North Omaha.  OPS  and their partnerships are  offering  free  early childhood daycare services and   pushing  their vision on North Omaha families. Over Two hundred private childcare businesses  have and are being forced out of  business  or struggling to keep their doors open.  


Gwen Easter the  owner and founder of Safe  Haven Community Center can  no longer afford to use her childcare  business, along with other donations to help support the programs and services provided to individuals, children and families so these services and programs were placed on hold.  She continues to  advocate and  provide other services  for children, individuals and  families through  other  services listed on the website  while she continue to advocate for herself , families and remaining childcare business owners who are struggling to keep their doors open due to the free early childhood daycares offered by OPS and their wealthy partnerships.

We would love to have support to continue the vision God gave her in 1998.


Referrals received from 211 DHHS Caseworkers DHHS Employment First, ResCare DHHS, Lutheran Family Services, Urban League, Heart Land Family Services. Partnered with Metro Community Center and other community organizations. 


Please feel free to call us at the number listed above,

Thank You!

 

 

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Early Childhood Parent Network™

                                          

                                         Inspire * Empower * Educate * Advocate 

  


Safe Haven Early Childhood Parent Network has over 100 members signed up.  We invite parents and child-care providers, grandparents, home school parents and preschool teachers to join our group.  Simply go to our Facebook group: Safe Haven Community Center Early Childhood Parent Network  page.  This is a place for child-care providers and parents can share ideas ask each other questions, and post resources.  This is a closed group and only members can see posts.  Everyone must register to be a member.  Also, if you register and attend Safe Haven sponsored conferences and trainings, or receive other services from Safe Haven Community Center you will automatically become a registered member of the network. If you live in the Omaha Community you will have access to our Early Childhood Parent Network Resource room, education activity kits, games at no cost.   Our Equipment area provides printing, lamination. book binding services for very low price.


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About Safe Haven Community Center's Early Childhood Parent Network. Please consider support[ng Safe Haven Community Center programs and services.  Thank you!

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Early Childhood Parent Network Resource Room * Training and Conferences Pictures

Right to Educate Advocate for Dyslexic  Students (R.E.A.D.S )

Does your child struggle with reading?

R.E.A.D.S™ (Right to Educate Advocate for Dyslexic Students)

  

R.E.A.D.S believes every child with dyslexia needs classroom accommodations, and/or extra educational services to be academic successful in school. R.E.A.D.S. Advocates understands this, and we are here to help support, and equip parents in advocating for their child's educational rights. R.E.A.D.S Advocates are here to help answer your questions, attend meetings, and support you through the IEP or 504 process.  



Facts:

Dyslexia is a language processing disability that affects reading, phonemic awareness, spelling, writing, comprehension, fluency and vocabulary

Dyslexia affects 1 in 5 children and adults. That’s 20% of the population. In every classroom there are 2-3 children who probably have dyslexia.

All children can learn to READ if provided the right remediation methods and accommodations. Knowing the warning signs is key to early intervention. Here are a few but not limited. If there are more than 3 warning signs you should consider learning more about dyslexia.


  

Some Warning Signs of Dyslexia Preschoolers 

· Delayed Speech 

· Chronic ear infections

· Constant confusion of left and right, tie shoes, trouble memorizing alphabet, rhyming phone 

· Mixing up sounds and syllables in long words


  Some Warning Signs of Dyslexia School Age

· Letter or number reversals past the end of first grade, Terrible Speller

· Slow reading, memorize a sequence




Learn More

  


R.E.A.D.S. Provides professional development education conferences and  training seminars  about dyslexia, IEP, Advocacy and other related topics to parents, childcare professionals,  and teachers.


R.E.A.D.S” conferences and training Seminars are approved by the Nebraska Department of Education Early Childhood Training Center.


  Childcare professionals and teachers receive  education in- service credit  hours. Facilitator: Gwen Easter, certified dyslexia advocate, tutor, trainer, screener and consultant.

Call for appointment

531 444- 5314 or 402 706-1358

 Gwen Easter is appointed by Governor Pete Ricketts as member of Early Childhood Interagency Coordination Council.  Commission on African American Affairs

Find out more

Coming Soon! Kingdom Academy™ North (KAN)

Curriculum and Areas of Focus

 •Basic Studies  

•STEM Project Based Learning 

•Use of Orton Gillingham Inspired Systematic, Sequential, 

Explicit Multisensory Approach to Reading, Writing and Spelling  

•R.E.A.D.S One on One & Group Dyslexia Tutoring  

•Cursive Writing 

•Christian Curriculum 

•Civics  

•Parent Support  


For more information please call

(531) 444-5314 or 402 706-1358 for appointment and to register for orientation 

Statistics

  

Nationwide 

•About  1/3 are proficient in reading at grade level 

 •85% of youth in the juvenile justice system are functionally illiterate 


 •Dyslexia affects 1 in 5 children and adults –This is 20% of the population –In every classroom there are probably 2-3 children who have dyslexia 


 •Males are two to three times more likely to be over identified with behavioral, emotional disorder. Children should be reading at 100% grade level.   

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