North East Mobile Early Learning

We help children and caregivers across northeast Saskatchewan to play and grow with purpose.

North East Mobile Early Learning

Play, learn and grow close to home

North East Mobile Early Learning brings no-cost early learning programs, playful activities, and family support to children and caregivers in northeastern Saskatchewan. We visit local communities with child focused programs that help young children build confidence, curiosity, language, movement, social skills, and a love of learning, all through play!

Children and caregivers participating in a Mobile Early Learning activity

What Mobile Early Learning Offers

Play-based early learning programs

Hands-on activities that support early childhood development through stories, movement, music, art, sensory play, problem solving, and imagination.


Family events and learning opportunities

Community-based programs such as early childhood development fairs, preschool groups, story walks, literacy events, and welcome baby events.


Information and support for caregivers

Helpful sessions, clinics, and resources on early childhood topics, designed to build confidence and make child development information easier to access.


Local connection

We work with families, communities, and local partners to bring learning opportunities closer to home.

Children and caregivers participating in a Mobile Early Learning activity

Who can attend?

Mobile Early Learning is for parents and caregivers with children from birth to age six living in small cities and rural communities. Programs are no-cost, welcoming, and designed for children and caregivers to attend together.

Communities North East MEL Serves

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Hudson Bay

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Melfort

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Naicam

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Porcupine Plain

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Spalding

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Smeaton

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Star City

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White Fox

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Zenon Park

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Arborfield

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Bjorkdale

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Carrot River

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Choiceland

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Gronlid

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Upcoming Events

For communities and partners

We work with communities, schools, libraries, health providers, family-serving organizations, and local partners to create accessible early learning opportunities for children and caregivers. Check out our directory of organizations below!