NOAH'S ARK WEE SCHOOL

We are all so excited to announce that after two years of praying and planning, "Noah's Ark Wee School" is now open and enrolling children 6 wks through 2yrs of age.  The Wee School is open Monday through Friday, 8am -12 noon and always has an open door policy. The children follow a curriculum taught through creativity, music, outside time and stories, in a Christian atmosphere. Also included are the basics of sign language to promote early education skills.  The Wee School follows the CCSD calendar and can be found on Facebook by searching Noah's Ark Wee School.

 The school is staffed by Marcia LaFrance and Lisa Hyams, Directors, and Brittany Musselwhite, teacher.   Marcia LaFrance is a mother of two children and has 15 years of experience in Early Childhood Education. Lisa Hyams is an expecting her second child and a mother of a super cute 2 year old. Lisa has a degree in Childhood Education. Brittany Musselwhite is a student at the College of Charleston and will be graduating in May with a Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education.   All staff are certified in the "Darkness to Light Program".

 Our Board of Directors include Stephen Cooper, Pastor; Pamela Peterson;, CCSD Early Childhood Teacher; Brenda Burke, member and Safety Consultant; Greta Waters, Early Childhood Teacher; Lori Hamill,  mother of 4, childcare provider and MLLC member; Judy Simmons, childcare provider and MLLC member; and Mickey Asleson, Treasurer and MLLC member.      

Please feel free to visit us during the school week or on Facebook. If you any questions, you may contact Marcia LaFrance or Lisa Hyams @ 795-4855.  

Click HERE for Noah's Ark Wee School Information and Registration.

Alzheimer's Caregiver Support

Each Second Tuesday Evening at 6 PM

at Martin Luther Church

Respite Care Ministries offers support groups for caregivers in a confidential, compassionate venue.

Our support groups are a safe place to share heartache, grief, frustrations, common experiences and resources. By sharing your experiences you can make sure that your loved one feels supported and is living a full life. You can also ensure that you are taking steps to preserve your own well-being.

We offer peer and professionally led groups for caregivers and others dealing with Alzheimer's disease. All support groups are facilitated by trained individuals. Studies show that counseling and support groups in combination with respite and other services help caregivers remain in their caregiving role longer, with less stress and greater satisfaction.

If a group setting is not right for you please contact us about additional support and care counseling services provided by our staff and volunteers. 

Margaret J. Kunes, MHA
Program Director
405 King Street
Charleston, SC 29403
843.364.2607
www.respitecarecharleston.org  

1605 Harbor View Rd., Charleston, SC 29412
(843) 795-4855
mllccharleston@netzero.net