Center in Hamilton, MI 49419
Lakeshore Little People’s Place is a ministry of the Holland Deacons Conference which provides Christian child care to meet the needs of working parents in the greater Holland area. The program offers:
- Quality licensed educational full-time child care for ages 6 weeks to 6 years.
- Before and after school recreation activity and study time licensed for kindergarten through grade five.
- A caring community of professional care givers.
- Intentional inclusion of children from low income families who are working toward self-sufficiency.
- A church community for families who do not have a church home or who need more support than LLPP can provide.
Non-Profit Organization. As a non-profit 501 © (3) LLPP uses all of its income for the purpose of operating and improving its programs. It is an organization that was established solely to serve children and families of the Holland/Lakeshore area. Currently tuition income covers about 90% of the operating costs while individual and corporate donations are used to cover the remaining 10% of expenses. The Internal Revenue Service has given exempt status to LLPP. Despite the obvious benefit of being exempt from most tax fees it also allows donors to receive a charitable contribution deduction on their income tax return.
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We believe that children need support in order to develop spiritually emotionally intellectually socially and physically. We want children to be able to:
- Develop ways to express themselves through language music and art.
- Develop independence self-control social skills and motor skills through a variety of activities.
- Develop a positive self esteem.
- Develop relationships with other children and caring adults.
We believe that parents and families also need support. Lakeshore Little People’s Place seeks to create an environment where parents can feel comfortable and secure leaving their children. We work in partnership with parents and invite parent communication and participation. We believe that our faith should shape the way that we care for children. Since our God is a God of all creation our children are involved in many things from painting and singing to counting and speaking all of which show evidence of our Creator. In addition there are activities that specifically show that our faith is evident: prayer at meals Bible stories memory verses religious songs and the celebration of religious holidays. Whether specifically referenced or not our faith in a loving God informs all of the activities that we engage in.