Serving Washington County

The Family Center’s mission is to build resourceful families and healthy children to create a strong community.

For Children

Children are our most valuable resource. What a child doesn’t receive he can seldom later give.

For Youth

Increasing the active participation and partnership with young people, to better serve them.

For Families

Each family has strengths and can take a primary role in its own development.

 

 

 

Family Center News and Events

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Does anyone know who the dog belongs to?UPDATE 2:35 PM: She’s been reunited with her humans!

This majestic creature was found wandering in the area of Sherwood Drive and Robinhood Circle with no collar or tags.

Please give us a call at (802) 223-3445 if you can assist us with getting this beautiful girl home.
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Does anyone know who the dog belongs to?

I am incredibly proud to be a small part of this work by offering my voice to the common yet devastating stories I see each day through my work. This film is worth your time and will shine a new light on the struggles and stoic nature of the human spirit we either know personally or walk alongside. See it, feel it. #justgettingby #womenfilmmakers #liveunited vtdigger.org/2024/03/17/new-film-puts-a-human-face-on-vermonters-who-are-just-getting-by/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Does anyone know who the dog belongs to?UPDATE 2:35 PM: She’s been reunited with her humans!

This majestic creature was found wandering in the area of Sherwood Drive and Robinhood Circle with no collar or tags.

Please give us a call at (802) 223-3445 if you can assist us with getting this beautiful girl home.
... See MoreSee Less

Does anyone know who the dog belongs to?

I am incredibly proud to be a small part of this work by offering my voice to the common yet devastating stories I see each day through my work. This film is worth your time and will shine a new light on the struggles and stoic nature of the human spirit we either know personally or walk alongside. See it, feel it. #justgettingby #womenfilmmakers #liveunited vtdigger.org/2024/03/17/new-film-puts-a-human-face-on-vermonters-who-are-just-getting-by/ ... See MoreSee Less

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What We Do

For Children

Child development is a process that involves learning and mastering skills like sitting, walking, talking, skipping, and tying shoes.

For Youth

Positive youth development services engage young people in intentional, productive, and constructive ways, while recognizing and enhancing their strengths.

For Families

All families should have access to economic and parenting supports to ensure all children have nurturing and stable relationships with caring adults.

Take Action

Every year, Vermont saves $2,131,041 when each of Vermont’s 15 Parent Child Centers prevents:

  • One woman from entering a correctional facility;
  • One teen pregnancy.
  • One child from needing foster care placement; and
  • One mother and child from requiring public assistance.

Help children thrive

2,865 individuals served in Central Vermont from July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021