![]() ![]() Sensory Paths are colorful and engaging pathways used by children to explore a variety of sensory experiences. For example, just this month, an amazing group from FedEx sponsored and installed a new Sensory Path at Oak Crest School in Beach Park. Since 2017, FedEx employees have generously donated both their time and money to support our community. This month we are spotlighting FedEx, a great partner of United Way of Lake County. Interested? Fill out this form or click below to learn more. KCC is a great opportunity to get your child prepared to succeed in kindergarten. Students who attend KCC will adjust to the classroom setting, practice following directions and rules, and practice key kindergarten skills. KCC in Zion runs from July 10–20 (Monday–Thursday), 8:00 a.m.–Noon, and is located at Elmwood Elementary School. There are a few spots available for students in the Zion School District. Kindergarten Countdown Camp (KCC) is our free summer learning program for students entering kindergarten this fall who have limited preschool experience. Register for Kindergarten Countdown Camp in Zion View our list of Early Learning Trail and Sensory Path locations around Lake County by clicking below. Thanks to our wonderful volunteers and generous partners, children in Lake County have access to dozens of these trails. ![]() The brightly painted trails marked by numbers, letters and shapes help children develop social, cognitive, and kinesthetic skills in a fun and safe space. Volunteers from Great Lakes Credit Union and Snap-on Credit joined us this month to paint and revitalize the Early Learning Trails at two elementary schools in Waukegan.Įarly Learning Trails are publicly accessible outdoor learning games designed to develop children’s academic readiness and encourage active movement and play. Together, we are building a brighter, equitable future for everyone in our community to thrive. In celebration of Juneteenth, we honor the present and reflect on our shared history and tradition. Our staff and Board members participated in the Black Expo to share education opportunities and a wide range of health resources, financial assistance, employment services and more available through 211. United Way of Lake County gathered with the community on Saturday at the Juneteenth Festival of Lake County. If you are someone whom an LGBTQ+ person trusts with their whole selves, your encouragement matters and your love makes a difference. Across the country, the LGBTQ+ community continues to face challenges, inequities and discrimination. While celebrating progress, we understand how far we still have to go. On June 17, we also had the opportunity to join in Waukegan’s Pride Drive, hosted by Waukegan Friends. On June 10, we had the pleasure of sponsoring and participating in the LGBTQ+ Center’s PrideFest in Round Lake Beach, alongside many of our community partners. ![]()
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