Stay & Play; where your child wants to be. Safe, Quality, Flexible Childcare. What your child needs when you need it.

Perfect for Parents

• Our staff is trained in Early Childhood Education, first aid, & CPR. We are NAEYC members. We also attend continuous training on Child Development and safety.
  
• Our program is licensed through the State of New Hampshire.
  
• We offer flexible hours, including full-time, part-time, or once a week schedules. Ask about our “drop-in” openings.
  
• We build relationships with families through monthly newsletters, yearly conferences and fun family events.
  
  

Our Mission

Dover Children’s Center is committed to providing affordable, high quality childcare to all children. Priority in placement is given to children and families with financial, social, behavioral or developmental needs. It is the philosophy of the Center that early childhood should be a time of fun, warmth, security, exploration and discovery.

Our Pre-school programs focus on the five steps of Child Development.

The primary focus at this age level is: Social and Emotional Development – In these areas we work on sharing, taking turns, cooperation, team-work, and feelings.

History of Cochecho Country Club

Founded in 1920, Cochecho Country Club is a private country club in Dover, New Hamsphire featuring a traditional 18 hole championship golf course, uniquely designed and built by two different architects from two different eras – Messrs. Wayne Stiles and Phil Wogan. The layout is challenging, enjoyable to play and effusing elements typical of a classic layout – routing wherein greens and tees are set on high ground, strategic lines of play, features executed in harmony with the natural environment and subtle challenging greens.

Described by restoration achitecct Ron Forse as a “hidden-gem”, the front-nine at Cochecho is an excellent classic course designed in the early 1920s by visionary architect Mr. Wayne Stiles. Stiles entered the field of golf architecture through landscape architecture as a draftsman for a prominent Boston landscape architect. By the end of his career, Stiles was influential in both the American Society of Landscape Architects and the American Society of Golf Course Architects.

Non-profit magazine obtained from Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Foundation Welcome Packet. Website author Patrick McElhiney is a contributor to the Foundation.

Make a difference in the lives that follow.

Introduction

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

All of us have a cause that is close to our hearts. Whether it is finding the cure for a disease, building a school, hospital, or library, seeking ways to slow global warming, bringing theater to town, or providing shelter for the homeless, there is a charity in your community that makes a difference.

LEAVE A LEGACY® is a nation-wide public awareness campaign that promotes the message that all people can make a difference by leaving a charitable legacy though a will, trust or by other means. LEAVE A LEGACY® NH/VT is a partnership of charitable organizations, professional advisors, and corporations. It is sponsored by Upper Valley Planned Giving Council and is supported by several area organizations. This is our 3rd publication of the LEAVE A LEGACY® NH/VT magazine.