CHILDCARE - Helping parents nurture their children is the primary goal of all WIN childcare programs. Therapeutic, on-site services are offered in WIN's transitional facilities and substance abuse treatment programs. Programs are age-appropriate for infants and toddlers, pre-schoolers, and school-age children, and are staffed by trained Head Teachers and Assistant Teachers. Developmental assessments are offered to determine if an individual child is in need of specialized services, and referrals are made to qualified community organizations.

AFTERSCHOOL AND RECREATION PROGRAMS - WIN's afterschool and recreation programs offer a safe, educational environment for school-age children at all of WIN's transitional shelters. Activities include supervised homework help; group activities such as games, arts and crafts, dance, and literacy projects; clubs dedicated to the special interests of children; and trips to places of interest throughout the city. These programs are available throughout the school year, including school holidays.

CAMP WIN - An eight-week summer camp for children of all ages living in WIN shelters, Camp WIN's specialized curriculum is designed so that activities for the children are both exciting and challenging. Highlights of Camp WIN activities include trips to museums and parks, along with sports and cultural events. Additional staff are hired for Camp WIN activities to augment the services of teachers and full-time recreational staff.