Offers parenting classes, workshops, special presentations, playgroups, and parent support groups. Topics include child development, discipline, early literacy, single parenting, and family life. Provides a lending library for parents, monthly newsletter, regional calendar, and information and referral about community resources. Also offers a separate parenting skills and recovery support group.

Offers parenting support and education services including playgroups, training sessions, resources information, and referrals.

Offers support groups for parents and caregivers on a variety of topics. Some groups are open to all, while others focus on people with particular needs (mothers, fathers, foster parents, people raising toddlers, people raising teens).

Provides a play-based program that allows dads and kids to spend time together while offering parent education and support. Offers a free hot meal and opportunities to learn new skills to help them achieve their goals as fathers. Dads can learn new ways to manage stress and take care of themselves, or just come and spend time with their child. Child care is available.

Provides comprehensive preventive, diagnostic, and treatment services for women from puberty through the post-menopausal years. Services include well-woman exams, contraception, pregnancy and delivery services including midwifery services, pregnancy and childbirth education, as well as breastfeeding and post-partum support services. Services may also include menopausal and post-menopausal management services and urogynecology services. Provides specialized supportive obstetrical care and substance abuse treatment. Women's Wellness Centers provide services in an emotionally supportive and safe environment, and place emphasis on educational programs that encourage women to take personal responsibility for their own health and wellness.

Provides a support and educational program engaging families from pregnancy up through the early postpartum months who have been identified as being at risk for postpartum mood disorders (PPMDs). Focus is on normalizing and building awareness of PPMDs while using assessment tools for early detection. While partnering with other community mental health and support services, Healthy Families From the Start helps to facilitate a continuum of care during the early months with a new baby. Two options are offered for services: Case-by-Case: This provides an initial introductory meeting with the program coordinator to establish a relationship, identify individual family needs, and set up a plan for support. The plan might include, weekly phone check ins, postpartum mood disorder screening, food and diaper distribution, and help coordinating additional resources as needed. Enrolled HFFTS program: Consists of a 3-week prenatal childbirth and parenting class followed by a weekly postpartum home visit up to twelve weeks postpartum (which can be done in person or remote), ongoing phone support, food/diaper distribution if needed, weekly circle of support held over zoom focusing on self care, newborn care and parenting, and help coordinating additional resources as needed. At the end of the twelve weeks, families can transition to additional ongoing Family Room programs and support. Healthy Families From the Start is offered through in-person and remote one-on-one visits and group gatherings.

Provides educational and supportive services that help parents or those expecting a child to acquire the knowledge and skills to be effective in their parenting roles. Classes are held in service area towns. Call or check website for information and current listings. Child care is often available if requested at time of registration.

Offers parenting education workshops and courses. Included within specific programs and curricula are resume development assistance, housing access support, and active parenting education.

Offers curriculum-based programs that work with the entire family throughout childhood and into teen years. Teaches parents how to understand their children's developmental needs and behaviors, positively communicate with their children, preventing child sexual abuse, and managing their stress. Workshops are age appropriate. Groups are conducted online.

Provides ongoing weekly parenting classes using the Strengthening Families "Strong" curriculum. A light meal is provided.

Provides a community space and resource center, play area for babies and toddlers, changing station with free diapers, baby wearing demos, and discounted baby carriers for sale. Also includes a book and DVD lending library.

Strengthening Families Programs (SFP) provides parenting and life skills training programs for parents with substance use disorders and to prevent substance use in their children. Workshops are age-appropriate. Virtual meetings are only for parents and other caregivers.

Provides advocacy for the rights and needs of children and youth whose lives have been impacted by domestic abuse. The Children's & Youth Services Program (CYSP) provides parenting education and support, age-appropriate playgroups, crisis-intervention, mentorship opportunities, recreational activities and school-based advocacy. The CYSP aims to provide children, youth, and their parents with the services needed to ensure healthy development, both as individuals and in their relationships.

A free parent education program. Families can participate by having home visits, video visits, or phone visits.

Provides an evidence-based fatherhood program designed specifically for incarcerated fathers. It aims to help individuals improve their parenting skills and develop stronger relationships with their children. Some topics covered include Fathering on the Inside, Men's Health and Communication. Groups are held at St. Johnsbury (Mondays) and Newport (Fridays) Correctional Facilities

Provides life skills programs, parenting education, dads' groups, and relationship skill-building classes, as well as a grandparents-as-primary-caregivers education and support program.

Provides drop-in parent-child interactive play programs with parent education and support, including Family Play Program with ESL classes for caregivers, projects to promote cross-cultural relationships, and a summer gardening/outdoor education component. Others include Early Months, for mothers and babies during the first few months after birth and Crawlers, Waddlers & Toddlers, for parents and early toddlers. Parenting classes are periodically offered. Additional workshops for adults also are available, including occasional computer literacy classes. Provides snacks and lunch. Workshops for adults include cooking, movement, and book group. Special activities for children include sing-a-longs, story time, nature play, sandbox, and movement. The Family Room also provides a preschool during the school year.

Offers parent education workshops, classes, and parent support groups.

Provides information and education about women's health and the health of their children. Educators are available to answer questions about childbirth preparation, postpartum care, and breastfeeding issues, as well as parenting infants and older children. Offers a lending library service, classes, women's support groups,and an on-site boutique. Provides disposable diapers in support of women with babies for whom disposable diaper purchases are a strain on the monthly budget and assists with accessing infant formula. Also provides menstruation supplies.