Grantees

Support the role of care coordinator for the population of children served by Health Hub, ages 3-21. It would also cover travel expenses for service delivery and educational materials.

The Rutland County Parent Child Center consists of five campuses that provide targeted family support to at-risk community members with each campus addressing specific community needs based on campus capacity and staffing. Our Madison Street, Rutland site currently hosts therapy rooms to provide access for families utilizing specialty providers such as speech pathologists, our family support case management workers, our community resource and workforce navigation program directors, as well as our high-school completion program for pregnant, parenting and at-risk youth. Currently none of these providers or programs have on-site access to a colored printer to support school work, printing marketing, outreach, or data collection materials.

Help parents adopt a no-underage-use family policy with respect to alcohol and drugs, monitor their children's whereabouts, and to network with other parents.

To produce an award winning educational video designed for use in Vermont's High School health class.

SafeArt will work with students at Oxbox High School for three years thorugh a multi-disciplinary arts program that includes sexual violence awareness and prevention programming.

Through this year-long pilot program, Safeline’s Youth Advocate will deliver direct outreach to eight school, library, and youth group sites in Orange and Windsor counties, reaching 204 students grades pre-K through high school with programming on developing healthy relationships, boundaries, and consent. They will also provide targeted resources to help teachers and librarians discuss healthy relationships as well as sensitive issues concerning domestic, sexual, and teen dating violence so that they can respond to students in need.

To provide inexpensive sailing opportunities and sailing lessons to youth and families in the Newport, VT areas on Lake Memphremagog.

Sandglass Theater seeks support with hosting residencies for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade students attending three of Vermont’s rural elementary schools. Our school residency program includes six days onsite in classrooms with each school partner, totaling eighteen classrooms served throughout the project. Our three partnering schools have limited access to arts enrichment opportunities. During each residency, the Sandglass Youth Engagement Coordinator will present a live performance, facilitate a puppet building workshop, and engage students in interactive theater games focused on performance and communication skills. Sandglass will provide a study guide to classroom teachers, helping integrate the residencies into existing lesson plans.