Early Childhood Interagency Council

To encourage and facilitate seamless, comprehensive services in Burnett County that support families with young children through:

1. Informing families, agencies, organizations and the community about resources and services
2. Educating ourselves and other providers about available services
3. Promoting networks among providers that serve families

Our Vision

Burnett County families with young children will be informed and have access to available resources and services to better our community.

Northwest Connection Family Resources 

provides referrals to parents looking for child care and preschools, information on how to choose safe, appropriate child care, and training/ technical assistance for child care providers.

 Family Resource Center 

partners with parents and the community to offer play-groups, Baby-Go-Round (gently used clothing), supervised visitation services and a home visiting program by a parent educator. Family fun events such as farm tours, holiday parties and many other activities offered throughout the county. No cost for activities & services.

Kiddie Campus Childcare

Child Care Center providing comprehensive services and a preschool curriculum offered. Partnered with Early Head Start to provide high quality standard of care and teacher qualifications.

715-463-5044

Kid Central Preschool and Child Care 

Child Care Center providing day, night and weekend care. Preschool services and curriculum offered and partnered with Early Head Start to provide high quality standard of care and teacher qualifications. Conveniently located between Siren and Webster. Transportation provided by both school districts for before and after school. Providing a school age program Kid Camp during summer months too!

715-349-8262

Burnett Medical Center 

provides primary care, specialty care, and emergency services, as well as vaccinations. BMC offers the ‘Reach Out and Read’ program, where children ages 6 months to 5 years receive a free book at their well child visits.

Children & Youth With Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN)

provides support and services for families with children with disabilities and/or special health care needs.

Early Childhood Special Education 

serves children 3 to 6 years old who have a developmental delay. Parents or others may refer a child for evaluation if there are concerns regarding a child’s development. Children are evaluated in the child’s school district of residence, then staff and parents review the evaluation and determine if the child qualifies for services and how to best meet the child’s needs. Services are free.

4-Year-Old Preschool (4-K)

is a free pre-school program for children who turn 4 years old by Sept. 1st. A play-based, developmentally appropriate curriculum is offered that lets your child be introduced to learning in a fun and safe environment.

Families First Counseling 

provides outpatient and in-home therapy. Families First Counseling is committed to improving the emotional health and well being of individuals and families, including working with behavioral concerns in children.