Childcare Network offers care from infants through school age, holds a 5-Star North Carolina rating, and provides USDA-approved meals and school transportation.
Families needing infant through school-age childcare in Havelock
Parents seeking flexible part-time care
Children needing transportation to select Havelock elementary schools
Vets Fix It provides drywall, plumbing, electrical fixture, appliance, and accessibility repairs throughout New Bern and surrounding Eastern North Carolina communities.
Homeowners needing multiple small repairs handled through one handyman service
Drywall patching and water-damage replacement
Common residential plumbing repairs such as faucets, toilets, disposals, sinks, fixtures, and leaks
Which Craven County childcare centers offer school transportation?
Childcare Network's Havelock location transports children to Graham Barden, Gurganus, Havelock, and Roger Bell elementary schools. Sunshine Scholars provides after-school transportation at its New Bern center, and Little Tykes offers before- and after-school care.
Which childcare centers in Craven County accept military childcare assistance?
Little Tykes Learning Center is approved to accept Military Childcare subsidies through the Child Care Awareness of America Military Fee Assistance Program.
Are weekend childcare hours available at these centers?
The listed programs generally describe weekday care. Sunshine Scholars specifically says it does not offer weekend care, while Enrich lists Monday-Friday hours from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
What ages do Craven County childcare centers serve?
Age ranges vary: Sunshine Scholars starts at 6 weeks and serves children through age 12, while Little Tykes serves ages 3 months through 12 years. Enrich focuses on children from 6 weeks through age 12, with programs divided by age.