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Southington Health Department
93 Main St, Southington, CT 06489
Southington's Health Department carries multiple responsibilities as outlined in the Connecticut General Statutes. The…More department is responsible for conducting regular health inspections and approving licensing for daycares, restaurants, nursing homes and medical facilities, barbershops and hair salons. The department also investigates potential disease outbreaks, works closely with other state organizations for emergency response development and is involved in public education. The department is located in the Gura Building annex to Southington Town Hall and is led by Health Director Charles I. Motes, Jr.
93 Main St, Southington, CT 06489
Southington's Health Department carries multiple responsibilities as outlined in the Connecticut General Statutes. The…More department is responsible for conducting regular health inspections and approving licensing for daycares, restaurants, nursing homes and medical facilities, barbershops and hair salons. The department also investigates potential disease outbreaks, works closely with other state organizations for emergency response development and is involved in public education. The department is located in the Gura Building annex to Southington Town Hall and is led by Health Director Charles I. Motes, Jr.
Southington Community YMCA Learning Center
30 High St, Southington, CT 06489
30 High St, Southington, CT 06489
The Southington Community YMCA Learning Center offers a Preschool Day Care program licensed by the State…More of Connecticut and is open year round for boys and girls ages 2 years and 9 months through five years of age. Children ages 3 to 5 are enrolled for a full academic year. A center-based learning system is utilized in combination with the use of the CT Department of Education's <em>Creative Curriculum for Preschoolers </em>and <em>Preschool Curriculum Framework</em> as a guide. Activities include indoor/outdoor play, arts and crafts, field trips, mathematics, dramatic play, literacy, and science. </p> <p>Children must hold YMCA membership and be fully toilet trained and out of pull-ups to participate in the Preschool program.</p>