CHILD CARE PROVIDER LICENSING | VERMONT DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES - CHILD DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
Resource Name:CHILD CARE PROVIDER LICENSING | VERMONT DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES - CHILD DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
address
280 State Drive, Nob 1 North, Waterbury, VT 05671-1040
Eligibility
Current and Potential Child Care Providers
Hours
Monday-Friday: 8:00am-4:30pm
8006492642
Voice
·Information & Services | CDDIS Help Desk
8022410848
Fax
·FAX | Licensing, Bright Futures, Financial Assistance
8022410849
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·FAX | Child Care Financial Assistance
8006492642
Voice
·Toll Free | Child Care Consumer Line
8022410800
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·Information & Services | Bright Futures Information System (BFIS) Help Desk
8022410847
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·FAX | Bright Futures Information System (BFIS)
8022410837
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·Information & Services | Licensor of the Day
8006482642
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·Information & Services | STep Ahead Recognition System (STARS)
8006492642
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·Toll Free | Licensing Field Specialist
8022410168
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·FAX | Children's Integrated Services
8022410846
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·FAX | General Child Development Division (CDD)
Interpretation services
Interpretation Services Available
Application process
- Telephone
- Apply Via Website
- Visit Website
Service area
Vermont state
Provides licensing for child care providers. Vermonters wishing to become a licensed state child care provider can complete an Initial Licensing Visit Request through an online form, or download the form from the website. Vermonters wishing to become Registered Home Providers can complete the Preliminary Registered Home Provider Application through an online form, or download the form from the website. Applicants can view the status of their applications on this website as well.
Last Verified
07/20/2022
What's Here
Providing organization
VERMONT DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES - CHILD DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
The Vermont Department for Children and Families - Child Development Division's (CDD) goal is to increase access to high-quality services that are developmentally beneficial for children and strengthen families by working with programs within communities to coordinate and deliver services that meet families' needs. Direct services for children and families include regulating early childhood and afterschool programs; early intervention services; information, resource and referral for families; parent education and family support services. CDD also provides technical assistance, professional development, and mentoring opportunities to Vermont's early childhood and afterschool workforce.