Have you heard about People’s Kids at Home? This project began during the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic when social distancing and stay-at-home orders began. The goal of People’s Kids at Home is to continue educating children and parents while improving mental health. The project consists of videos with activities promoting both child development skills and bonding time. Caregivers with children ages 0-4 years old, can benefit from these videos by finding them on YouTube or social media.
With the help of volunteers, the Early Childhood Program has organized the posting of two videos every Saturday. Storytime videos are an extension of the Reach Out and Read program, which promote healthy reading habits and language development. Arts & Crafts videos encourage fine motor skills and brain development. Videos are also bilingual with subtitles in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese, giving viewers the opportunity to develop advanced language skills.
Each week, the team films and edits videos, producing educational content you can use year round. Share and discover the latest crafts and read children’s literature that is bound to teach your family something new. When you get the chance, visit the People’s Community Clinic YouTube channel and subscribe for the latest updates.
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