Prince Albert Early Childhood Intervention Program

11/20/2025

💙 Happy !
Today we celebrate children’s rights — including every child’s right to belong, to express their identity, and to take pride in their culture and traditions.

11/19/2025

🎉We are excited to invite any and all professionals and CBO's who work with parents, or children age 0-6 to our PA ECIP Show Case! Stop by for our come-and-go lunch for information and a goody bag on Friday Nov 21, from 11:30-1:30. Please call 306-922-3247 to reserve your lunch and goody bag, otherwise supplies will be first come-first served.

11/19/2025

Stop by PA ECIP December 1st -17th (Monday to Friday- excludes weekends) between 10am-2pm to have a family photo taken in front of our winter scene back drop. Call 306 -922-3247 to check availability.

11/18/2025

TOMORROW!!!

11/14/2025

For more information about the Connections Program please call 306-922-3247 or email paecip@sasktel.net

11/12/2025

❄️ Dive into a winter wonderland with the Mobile Early Learning - North Central who is partnering with PA ECIP for a Magical Snow Globe Making Workshop! ❄️
Mark your calendars for Nov. 19th at our cozy office located at 201 1008 1st Ave West.
Limited spots are up for grabs, so make sure to pre-register!
Dial 306-922-3247 to secure your spot!

❄️ Join Us for a Magical Snow Globe Making Workshop! ❄️

Get ready to kick off the winter season with some creative family fun! The Mobile Early Learning Program is hosting a hands-on Snow Globe Making Workshop on November 19th at the Early Childhood Intervention Program Office — #201, 1008 1st Ave West, Prince Albert, SK.

Children (ages 0–5) and their parents or caregivers are invited to enjoy this interactive, sensory-rich experience that supports creativity, fine motor skills, and imagination — all while making a beautiful keepsake to take home! 🌟

🕙 Time Slots:
• 10:00 – 11:00 AM
• 12:00 – 1:00 PM

✨ Spots are limited!
Pre-registration is required to ensure enough materials for everyone.

📞 Call 306-922-3247 to book your spot today and be part of this winter wonder experience!

11/11/2025

At PAECIP, we express our heartfelt appreciation to all the courageous men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. Your dedication, bravery, and sacrifices are deeply acknowledged, and we are genuinely grateful for the unwavering commitment you have demonstrated in safeguarding our freedoms.

11/07/2025

Did you know, anyone can refer a child to PA ECIP with the parents consent, including family members, daycares, teachers, or health professionals.

Visit our web site for more information https://ecip.ca/

11/05/2025

PA ECIP’s sensory trick-or-treat was a fantastic experience, overflowing with treats, minimal tricks, and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. A big thank you to everyone who joined the fun. We are already counting the days till next year's hauntingly good time!

11/03/2025

Join us tomorrow at the PA Early Years Family Resource Centre for ASQ Screening on Tuesday Nov 4th from 10am-2pm

Screening is a check of your child’s development
that gives you a quick look at how your child is doing in important areas like talking, interacting with others, moving around, and solving problems.
These check-ups can help:
Find what your child is good at
Spot new achievements to be proud of
Show where your child might need extra help
Filling out an ASQ questionnaire takes just 10 to 15 minutes—it’s that easy and convenient!

ASQ Day – Tuesday, November 4 from 10:00–2:00 — quick check-ins to see how your child is growing and learning. Drop-in

10/31/2025

🎃🍭DON'T FORGET TO CREEP ON BY!
Join us for a Sensory Sensitive Trick or Treat! 🍬🍫🧡
🎈Location: PAECIP Offices - 201 1008 1st Ave West
🗓 Date: October 31, 2025
⏰Time: 10am-2pm
On Oct. 31st, bring your little ones to our office between 10am & 2pm, for a Trick or Treat. Costumes are optional, while they practice knocking on doors to receive a delightful treat.
Let's make this Halloween memorable for everyone!

10/29/2025

Playing with mirrors promotes self regulation and can help children understand emotions. When they see different facial expressions and learn the names of the emotions, children can match their feelings with how they look.