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Building Bright Futures is a nonprofit organization based in Williston, VT, dedicated to improving the well-being of young children and families in Vermont. As Vermont's Early Childhood State Advisory Council and Network, they monitor and advise the Governor, Administration, and Legislature on policy improvements in early care, health, and education systems. Through their collaborative approach, Building Bright Futures convenes stakeholders and community members to ensure the diverse needs of all children and families are met. Their work is guided by Vermont's Early Childhood Action Plan and supported by regional councils. By working together, Building Bright Futures aims to create a brighter future for Vermont's children.Generated from the website

Founded in 1992, the Vermont Parent Information Center provides support services to families of children with special needs. Its family consultant program provides support regarding childrens education, behavior, development and transition to adulthood. The center organizes a workshop that features information on parental rights and provides parents with an overview of the special education process and their role as a parent. The Vermont Parent Information Center also offers scholarships to parents who want to attend workshops. It offers a youth leadership program for high school students with special needs in cooperation with the Vermont Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. The program develops self-advocacy skills in youths and increases participation in their education and transition plans. The center is located in Williston, Vt.

The Vermont Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health (VFFCMH) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting families and children in Vermont who are experiencing or at risk of experiencing social, emotional, or behavioral challenges. With over 25 years of experience, VFFCMH provides resources, advocacy, and educational programs to empower families and improve services for all. Through their advisory board, legislative advocacy, and special education standing committees, VFFCMH works to reduce stigma, amplify the voices of families, and inform the system of care to enhance policies and practices. Their vision is to connect children, youth, young adults, and families with peers for support and provide practical information to navigate the challenges they face. Generated from the website