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Parents

Parents

Click here for mental health supports and therapists.

Click here for resources for teenagers.

Click here for resources about youth substance use

 

Childcare

Lamoille Family Center has a list of all open childcare slots in the area. 802-888-5229

Child Care financial assistance:

 

Lamoille Family Center

If you have a parenting need, a good place to start is Lamoille Family Center.

Children's Integrated Services For young children age prenatal – 6 years

  • Early Childhood and Family Mental Health
  • Early Intervention
  • Nursing and Family Support
  • DULCE (family specialist support in
    Pediatrics)

Child Care Support Services For Lamoille Valley families

  • Child Care Financial Assistance
  • Child Care Referral

Family Support Services For families of infants and children

  • Hometown playgroups
  • Parenting workshops
  • Breastfeeding support group
  • Baby Chat playgroups

Youth and Young Adult Services For youth, young adults, community members

  • Lamoille Interagency Network for Kids
    (LINK), offering crisis intervention, family
    conflict resolution and case management
    services to youth and young adults ages

Healthy Lamoille Valley For youth ages 8-18, families, community members

  • Substance misuse prevention programs for youth, families and those who serve them
  • Organization and Town Planning
  • Community Health
  • Youth Engagement and Education
  • Collaborative Workgroups and Parent Support

Family Financial Supports For families of infants, toddlers and children

  • Emergency Needs Family Outreach
  • Holiday Project & Adopt a Family
  • Send Kids to Camp scholarships
  • Book Giveaways
  • Story Stroll

Towns Served: Belvidere, Cambridge, Craftsbury, Eden, Elmore, Greensboro, Hardwick, Hyde Park,
Jeffersonville, Johnson, Morrisville, Stannard, Stowe, Waterville, Wolcott, and Woodbury

Vermont Birth Network

An inclusive, expansive, statewide network making it easy to find care professionals across the pre-conception, pregnancy, birth and postpartum spectrum. 

 

Supports

Help Me Grow VT creates strong families, which helps promote healthy child development, so that all children reach their greatest potential. Click here for information on classes, developmental screening, and providers. 

 

The Parents in Recovery Support Program offers weekly peer-support meetings, one-on-one recovery coaching, workshops, help with navigation of community resources, childcare, transportation assistance and more:

  • Resource Referrals
  • Financial Assistance
  • Vouchers for Necessities
  • Support Groups
  • Recovery Coaching
  • Health & Wellness Services

​Meetings:

 

Vermont Parents’ Home Companion & Resource Directory: parenting tips and resources for parents of all kids.

 

Vermont Parent-Child helpline: 

 

Online parent/caregiver community:

  • Digital platform to brainstorm and find resources
  • Local parents supporting each other 
  • Register: email jessica@healthylamoillevalley.org with the subject: "HLV Parents."
  • From Healthy Lamoille Valley

 

HEART M.O.M. (Meeting Other Moms) Group: supporting families from hospital to home. A 6 week series for anyone who identifies as a mom in the pregnant or postpartum period (up to 18 months), to talk about the ups and downs of parenting. 

 

Easter Seals

Easter Seals provides Intensive Family Based Services  to children and their families struggling at home and in their community. IFBS works with Department of Children and Families (DCF) to help keep families safely together through in-home, family- focused treatment services. They serve: 

  • Families at risk of having their children removed from their homes
  • Families at risk of DCF involvement
  • Families with children returning from out of home
  • Families who may be struggling and are referred to a program
  • Referrals from DCF and community partners

Morrisville office:

  • PO Box 351 Morrisville, VT 05661
  • 802.622.4385

 

Lamoille County Mental Health Services

Children, Youth, and Family Services provides mental health services for children and adolescents from birth through 22 years old and their families. 

 

Story Time:

Morristown Centennial Library : Tuesday mornings at 10:30

Join in the library’s backyard for big books, songs, puppets, and other fun literacy activities, followed by a craft instruction.Masks and social distancing required. Recommended for ages 2-5, but open to all.  For more information: youthservices@centenniallibrary.org.

 

Babies

Vermont Donor Milk Center can accept donated breast milk and provide pasteurized donor human breast milk with a prescription. More information here.

 

Healthy Lamoille Valley

Healthy Lamoille Valley provides resources and support for Lamoille area youth and families, facilitates our local Youth Prevention Council, offers youth leadership opportunities, family support resources, and community outreach in the Lamoille County area and surrounding communities. Visit their website.

Lamoille County Child Advocacy Center

(and Lamoille County Special Investigation Unit)

Criminal investigations and victim services in response to reports of child sexual abuse, serious child physical abuse, adult sexual violence, and abuse of vulnerable adults and the elderly.

 

Big Brother, Big Sister

Big Brother, Big Sister matches community mentors with children ages 6-17 to help them socially, academically, and emotionally. 

 

Childcare systems

Let’s Grow Kids advocates for high-quality, affordable childcare.

 

Home safety

BeSMART for Kids is all about secure firearm storage. Learn more about how to store firearms safely and promote secure storage in your community here.

Lamoille Area Coaching Collaborative for youth sports coaches. Contact alison@healthylamoillevalley.org

 

Our Mission

to foster community assets to advance the common good of Lamoille County.


 

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