The Ottawa Catholic Child Care Corporation (OCCCC) is a non-profit organization offering non-denominational child care programs for children aged 18 months to 12 years.
We operate 20 licensed child care sites throughout the Ottawa area. Our centres are all located in schools operated by the Ottawa Catholic School Board.
Explore our website and learn about all that we have to offer your child.
Organization
The Ottawa Catholic Child Care Corporation (OCCCC) has a five-member board made up of parents, community members and Ottawa Catholic School Board representatives. Daily operation of the OCCCC is facilitated by the Early Learning Services Department at the Ottawa Catholic School Board.
Senior Administration & Resource Staff
Holly Overhoff, Manager, OCSB Early Learning Services
Candace Boucher, Assistant Manager, OCSB Early Learning Services
OCCCC Directors
Cathy Maguire-Urban, Community Representative
Sandy Tremblay, Community Representative
Shelley Montgomery, OCSB Superintendent of Student Success, Elementary
Colleen MacDonald, Community Representative
Brian Colburn, OCSB Trustee
Celebrations
We believe in taking time to celebrate success. Staff milestones including service awards and educational achievements are honored at the Annual General Meeting (AGM). Additionally staff are recognized by both peers and management throughout the year and at the AGM for activities of kindness, support and dedication.
Employees Celebrating
20 Years with the OCCCC
Krista Perry presenting anniversary gifts to
(l to r) Kathleen Wilson
and Karen Falcone
Lindsay's Bright Light Awards
Patricia Allan presents the inaugural Lindsay's Bright Lights award to Stephanie Godin, Kristin Kyle and Julie Dube (left to right). These employees were nominated by their peers and chosen by the Directors to receive awards (bracelets and a day off) for exemplifying the Corporation philosophy and Program Statement in their every day work.
Community Helpers Award
Patricia Allan presents the pizza party gift bag to Lisa Brown on behalf of Katimavik Early Learning Centre, winner of this year's Community Helpers Award.
The purpose of Community Helpers is to expand the children’s awareness of their role and the role of others in the community as well as to instill a lifelong interest in helping and interacting with members of the community.
Ottawa Faces Magazine Finalists
The OCCCC had two finalists for Ottawa Faces Magazine Ottawa Awards
Marchwood Early Learning Centre Employees & Former Staff
