On behalf of those we serve, Pathways for Children would like to sincerely thank all of the businesses, community agencies, and individuals who contributed to the Toy Drive that enables our Annual Holiday Stores for the families and children enrolled in Pathways programs.   The Pathways social services teams (along with countless volunteers and donors) reached … Continue reading Pathways for Children’s Annual Toy Drive & Holiday Store is in the books! →

Pathways’ new release – please click on the link below!  You’ll see some of the wonderful things that go on in our centers each and every day. You’ll hear testimonials from the people who know us best: parents, students, volunteers, alumni, staff and others who have benefited from the programs and services we offer. Special … Continue reading Pathways for Children’s new video! →

Become a Parent Mentor – Training begins on October 17th! Interested in learning more?  See the flyer below for details:

The Nurturing Program® is currently enrolling for our upcoming session which begins on Tuesday September 25th in our Beverly center at 292 Cabot St.   This program is free and classes take place every Tuesday from 4:30-7pm. If you or anyone you know may be interested, please contact Hailey MacDonald at 978-515-5381 or email at hmacdonald@pw4c.org. Please see … Continue reading Nurturing Program begins September 25th. Enroll now! →

Our 2017 Annual Report is now available!  To open, right click on report, and select open link in new window. 2017 Pathways Annual Report  

Pathways for Children is excited to announce our annual Holiday Toy and Book Drive, and we are collecting through December 14th. In 2016, our program partners with over 35 local businesses and distributes over 2,200 toys to families enrolled in Pathways’ programs, and there is always a need for more!  Our Toy and Book Drive … Continue reading Annual Pathways for Children Toy Drive is underway! →

Pathways for Children is happy to share the below editorial published in the Gloucester Daily Times on 2/10/16.   The editorial highlights the funding challenges facing Early Education in Massachusetts. The editorial was written Carl Gustin, a member of the Pathways for Children Board of Directors.   Please click here to read the full story

Pathways is happy to share the below editorial published in the Gloucester Daily Times and Salem News on 12/29/15.   The editorial highlights the growing financial support by Congress for high quality early education. The editorial was written by Carl Gustin and Tom Zarrella, both members of the Pathways Board of Directors. Please click here to read … Continue reading Federal spending bill provides modest lift to pre-K kids and Pathways →