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Serving Vermont's Children And Families
Throughout the State of Vermont, Easterseals VT is dedicated to helping children and families. We work collaboratively with the Vermont Department of Children and Families to assist households that seek healthy attachments, trauma repair, and permanency, delivering services that change lives and communities for the better.
Among the programs we offer are:
- Child and Family Support, helping parents to create wellbeing for their children through referrals with the Vermont Department of Children and Families;
- Balanced and Restorative Justice, guiding at-risk youth to become productive members of society;
- Intensive Family-Based Services, supporting families in establishing stability and safety at home;
- Youth Development, assisting youth formerly in foster care make the successful transition to independent adulthood;
- Post Permanency, providing additional support for families formed by adoption or guardianship.
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service areas offering program and resources for children and families.
1,881
people served across 8 service areas in 2024 in Vermont.
$9,589,850
in free and reduced services in 2024 (including NH).
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ChildrenEarly Childhood Services
Every year in New Hampshire, hundreds of young children with unidentified disabilities enter school with learning and health issues that put them far behind their peers and have a lasting, negative effect on their ability to meet their full potential. At Easterseals NH, we believe every child deserves the right to have access to programs…
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Adults, ChildrenCamping / Camp Sno-Mo
Sno-Mo campers are amazing youth ages 11 to 21 who have disabilities. Some use a wheelchair, some have autism or need help joining a group, and others need special nutritional or medical help. Our camp provides accommodations so young people can focus on fun, friendship, and feeling great about what they can do. We also…
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ChildrenResidential & Educational Services
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Adults, ChildrenWorkforce Development