Grantees

Rosie's Girls is a unique trades exploration camp for girls entering 6th to 8th grades. They focus on attracting an economically, racially and ethnically diverse pool of participants. Through learning and applying basic skills in carpentry and other technical trades, girls are challenged to explore nontradional career interests, develop new areas of physical confidence, and expand their math and science skills thorugh concrete applications.

A summer trades program for middle school girls

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.

Very Merry Theatre aims to provide affordable and accessible theatre arts summer camp programming in 3 rural VT communities. While VMT's home base is in Burlington, through this grant we aim to advance our mission to build strong, inspired youth and communities by offering camps in locations where access to theatre arts programming is less available. We intend to accomplish this goal through building sustainable partnerships with community members in three rural locations. More broadly we hope to enrich the lives of children and families through offering high quality and enriching summer camp experiences where children can make friends, develop literacy, leadership, and social skills, and experience the joy and magic of storytelling.

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.