Child Enrichment Center Enrolling Now!
Intergenerational childcare powered by connection.

The Child Enrichment Center at Harbor House will provide creative learning opportunities for children with and without disabilities, ages six weeks to five years. Children of all abilities will learn and play in our inclusive and joyous environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the Child Enrichment Center part of Harbor House?
A: Yes! The Child Enrichment Center is part of Harbor House. We’re one organization serving all ages and all abilities—on one shared campus, with one powerful mission.
Q: Are these three different programs or one organization?
A: Harbor House, the Intergenerational Life Center, and the Child Enrichment Center are all part of ONE organization. We serve children, seniors, and adults with disabilities—all ages, all abilities, one mission.
Q: Will the kids interact with seniors and adults with disabilities?
A: Absolutely! That’s the heart of our mission. Our intergenerational model allows all ages and all abilities to connect—seniors rocking babies, adults with disabilities doing crafts with kids, and so much more, all rooted in hope, love, and empowerment.
Q: What makes this center different from other programs?
A: We’re not just a child care center or an adult day program—we’re a place where generations and abilities come together. Every day brings moments of hope, love, and empowerment through shared experiences across all ages and all abilities.
Thank you, Kosair for Kids!


Kosair for Kids awarded Harbor House a $1 million grant in June 2023 for the renovation of our previous building into the Child Enrichment Center. Thank you, Kosair for Kids!
Slated to open in June 2025, the Child Enrichment Center will serve children six weeks to school age in an inclusive and innovative environment designed for children with and without disabilities.
“The Child Enrichment Center brings together children with and without disabilities to experience a community of support and love,” said Harbor House CEO Maria Smith. “Children will grow and learn in an environment based on inclusivity. I cannot thank Kosair for Kids enough for helping to deliver a place of love, hope, and empowerment to our most vulnerable children.”
Kosair for Kids CEO Barry Dunn said the organization was happy to help Harbor House expand its mission.
“You don’t have to look hard to see that the caring staff at Harbor House delivers joy each day,” explained Dunn. “The programs and opportunities created here fulfill the hearts of clients, but they also nourish the souls of families who want nothing more than for their loved ones to find peace in discovering their purpose. Kosair for Kids is grateful to play a role in helping Harbor House reach children who deserve and desire opportunities to live life to the fullest.”
Kosair for Kids is the region’s most comprehensive children’s charity.