Child Development Centers

Give Parents a Break
9 August, 12 pm - 5 pm
Ages: 6 weeks - 12 years old
$4 per hour/per child
Registration: Now - 6 Aug by 12 pm
Call Shima No Ko at 632-0265 to sign up.

Deployed spouses, contact AFRC at 634-3366 to receive a referral for free childcare.

Fall Part-Day Preschool Registration
(for children not currently enrolled in part-day preschool)
11-13 August - 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Schilling Community Center, Ohana Room
 
Parents will need to bring their child's shot records and current LES and pay statements to registration.

For more info contact Resources and Referral at 632-7693.

101 Days of FitFactor Summer Fun!
-Get up, get out, get fit!
Fill out a contest form and turn it in at the Youth Center.
Have fun, stay safe and make this your most active summer ever!

Here's your chance to win an i-Pod, Guitar Hero game or a $25 gift certificate.
Be the first youth to reach 2,500, 5,000 or 10,000 points and inform the manager to receive your prize.

The details:
- The first youth to reach 2,500 points and provide the manager with a 250 word essay on the importance of staying fit and being healthy will win a $25 gift certificate!
- The first youth to reach 5,000 points and provide the manager with a 500 word essay on the importance of staying fit and being healthy will win a Guitar Hero game!
- The first youth to reach 10,000 points and provide the manager with a 500 word essay on the importance of staying fit and being healthy will win an i-Pod!
Get up, get out, get fit and don't miss out on one of these prizes!
-FitFactor Summer Fun Video and Essay Contest!
Express your creative side!
You, your family and friends could become stars! Make a video on how to get more youth involved in FitFactor at Kadena. Think of it as a FitFactor commercial! Or write an essay, "Family Fun with FitFactor" and tell us about your experiences with FitFactor and how t has helped your family have fun and stay active!
Video Form  Video Rules         Essay Form  Essay Rules
-FitFactor Create a Game Contest!
Invent a new game!
We want to hear your ideas for a new physically active game or sport! Design an original game or combine your favorite ones!
Create-a-Game Form
-Outstanding FitFactor Family Nominations!
Recognize Outstanding FitFactor Families!
FitFactor wants to know about the terrific FitFactor families at Kadena! Let us know what they do to get up, get out and get fit each day!
Family Nomination Form
-FitFactor Super Staff Nominations!
Appreciate your Youth Programs Staff!
Tell us about the awesome Youth Programs staff at Kadena! What cool activities do these super staffers do for you and your FitFactor program?
Staff Nomination Form
Share your best FitFactor tips with us!
Best Practices Form
Attention Patrons: for tax purposes, The Kadena CDC's Employer Identification Number (EIN) is: 98-0016186
Kadena’s Child Development Programs offer top quality developmental child care services. The early childhood curriculums goal is to help children become enthusiastic learners. Children are allowed to learn at their own pace and in ways that are best for them. Children of all active duty military and civilians assigned to or supported by Kadena Air Base have priority consideration for placement. Kadena offers three centers on base:
•Niko Niko CDC is located in Bldg. 334 next to the USO.
•Shima No Ko CDC is located in Bldg. 4081 just inside Gate 3.
•Wakaba CDC is located in Bldg. 132 near the Olympic Mall.

Each center provides both full and hourly care services for children ages six weeks through five years. Niko Niko and Shima No Ko CDC’s offer before and after school care for Kindergarten children ages five and six. A part-day preschool enrichment program is available at all three Child Development Centers.

Contact the Resource and Referral Coordinator at 632-7693 or for information about registering children into the child development centers.
Youth Supervision Guidelines

Policy on Unauthorized/Unlicensed Child Care in Government Quarters
Youth Supervision Guidelines

 

Age

Leave unsupervised in quarters, outside unattended to include playing Leave alone overnight Leave in car unsupervised Baby sit siblings or others Leave in public areas Walk to school Leave in quarters while on vacation or TDY
0-6 years No
5-6 year olds may be outside in yard  with immediate access (visual sight or hearing distance ) to adult supervision
No No No No
5-6 year olds may be on playground with immediate access (visual sight or hearing distance) to adult supervision
No, unless in 1st grade or above.  *See instruction below. No
7-9 years No, unsupervised in quarters.
No No No No, only on playgrounds for 2 hours with access to designated adult/care provider. Yes No
Yes, outside unattended for 2 hours with  access to designated adult/care provider .
10-11 years 3 hours with  access to designated adult/care provider.  Home Alone Training is recommended. No Yes, with keys removed up to 15 minutes. No Yes, 6 hours at public areas with access to designated adult/care provider; 2 hours at retail stores (BX, Food Court, Etc.) Yes No
12-13 years 12 hours with designated adult/care provider checking periodically. No Yes, with keys removed. Yes, Red Cross Babysitting Course recommended. Yes, 12 hours at public areas with designated adult/care provider visually checking periodically;  4 hours at retail stores. Yes No
14-15 years 12 hours with designated adult/care provider visually/telephonically checking periodically.  Not to include over night. No Yes, with keys removed. Yes Yes, 12 hours with designated adult/care provider visually/telephonically checking periodically. Yes No
16-17 years Yes, with telephone access to designated adult Yes, with telephone access to designated adult. Yes Yes Yes Yes No
--  Adult Supervision is defined as someone 18 years or older who has or assumes responsibility
        for the child, e.g. parent, guardian, care provider, friend.
--  Babysitter is someone between the ages of 12 and 17 (paid or unpaid).
--  Care Provider is a person designated by sponsor who accepts responsibility for children.
--  Designated Adult is a specific prearranged individual who accepts responsibility for children.
--  Access is when the child has the ability to make immediate face-to-face contact with the adult.
--  Checking Periodically is when the designated adult/care provider or sponsor and child have a face-to-face meeting.
--  Left alone overnight is when a sponsor or designated adult/care provider is not physically present.
--  Public areas include parks, playgrounds, sports fields, recreational areas and other public areas.
--  Unsupervised means when a child is not constantly monitored by the sponsor or a designated adult/care provider.
*Installation or Camp Commanders with elementary schools will determine their respective requirements.

CURFEW:  Applies to all persons under the age of 18Must be in quarters or with parent/designated adult during restriction times.
Off Base - Within Okinawa Prefecture: 2200-0400 Sunday through Saturday
On Base - 2200-0530 weekdays (Sunday night through Thursday morning)
2400-0530 weekends and holidays (Friday morning through Sunday morning or from the evening preceding a holiday through the morning of that holiday)



 
   

 
Child Development Centers
Mon-Fri • 0600-1800
Fax:
DSN (315) 634-1402 Commercial:
011-81-61173-41402

 
Wakaba Bldg. 132, 632-7420
Shima No Ko Bldg. 4081, 632-0265
Niko Niko Bldg. 334, 634-5263
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This page last updated: 6 Aug 2008