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Offers an opportunity to connect with other caregivers while babies play peacefully, at their own pace, with less stimulation. Siblings are welcome.

DULCE is a program in which a Family Specialist is placed at Lamoille Health Pediatrics to proactively address social determinants of health to promote healthy development of infants from birth to six months of age and provide support to their parents. A Vermont Legal Aid lawyer advises families on their legal rights to meet their basic needs.

Provides an emergency shelter program that includes case management. Also offers homeless prevention services and assistance in finding and applying for subsidized housing opportunities. Accepts donations of camping gear.

Operates a resource contact center that connects children and their families to services they need. Child Development Specialists provide education and support around developmental or behavioral concerns, help recognize typical developmental milestones, offer confidential developmental screening, provide referrals to community-based supports, empower families to overcome barriers to services, and follow up with families as appropriate.

Provides emergency shelter to homeless individuals and families. Services provided for shelter residents include emergency food, assistance in short and long term goal-setting, weekly on-site mental health counseling, support in finding transitional or permanent housing, and referrals to local community services.

This virtual group is open to anyone with a newborn (aged birth to four months) that struggled to grow their family, on any path to parenthood. This group will provide targeted support, as well as connection to resources around infant care/development (feeding, sleep, etc.) and parental well-being.

Offers an annual weekend bereavement camp for individuals who have experienced the death of a loved one. Activities at the camp can include: recreation, crafts, campfires, waterfront activities, and small group sessions to provide strategies to adults and children in coping with grief.

The Resource Specialist supports families in reaching their goals related to maintaining safe, stable, and nurturing relationships and environments, by providing resources, referrals, and direct support with benefits/services navigation, application assistance, housing information, and advocacy.

Provides shelter services for families experiencing homelessness

Provides shelter services for families with minor children experiencing homelessness.

Provides year round shelter services for families experiencing homelessness.

Provides transitional housing and support services through targeted case management, service coordination, and coordinated access to affordable housing. Family Supportive Housing (FSH) provides intensive, customized, case management services to families that present with a higher degree of complexity and service need.

Provides shelter services for families with minor children experiencing homelessness.

Provides temporary emergency shelter for families, along with supportive services for housing and employment, help with budgeting skills, connecting with appropriate state agencies, establishing child care, and transportation to meetings and appointments.

Provides a child and family immediate response team. Crisis stabilization and assessment includes hospitalization screening, office-based service, some community outreach, staff and community consultation.

Provides shelter services for families experiencing homelessness.