Here is the next installment of the informational video series featuring local experts discussing the importance of quality early childhood experiences for Vermont’s children. In this Growing Bright Futures video, Shayla Zammuto, Field Coordinator for Let’s Grow Kids for Addison County, talks about the Let’s Grow Kids campaign goals, and what is happening both statewide and locally, […]
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Here is the next installment of the informational video series featuring local experts discussing the importance of quality early childhood experiences for Vermont’s children. In this Growing Bright Futures video, our very own Eliza Eaton discusses the founding and growth of MiniBury, how MiniBury improves our Addison County community and where the site is headed in the future.
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Here is the next installment of the informational series featuring local experts discussing the importance of quality early childhood experiences for Vermont’s children. In this Growing Bright Futures video, Beth Diamond, 2-1-1, discusses Help Me Grow, a new program through Vermont 2-1-1, where child development specialists are available to answer questions and connect families to resources. Enjoy! Growing
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Hey parents who use child care or preschool in Vermont: a UVM medical student group learning about childhood nutrition needs your help! Please take this 10 minute survey to help inform recommendations on how Vermont can better support parents of young children and child care providers in making sure children have access to healthy food:
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Here is the next installment of the informational series featuring local experts discussing the importance of quality early childhood experiences for Vermont’s children. In this Growing Bright Futures video, Jeff heath and Gillian MacKinnon, Vermont Dept. of Health, discuss upcoming changes to the WIC food program. Enjoy! Growing Bright Futures is brought to you by a partnership
Here is the next installment of the informational series featuring local experts discussing the importance of quality early childhood experiences for Vermont’s children. In this Growing Bright Futures video, Charlie Mitchell, a member of Middlebury Foods, an affordable, non-profit food delivery service. Middlebury Foods is a Middlebury College student created and run, volunteer program that offers families
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Let’s Grow Kids and 20 sponsoring organizations (including MiniBury!) invite you to join the statewide conversation about Vermont’s child care challenge by participating in a series of community forums happening across Vermont this fall! Vermonters agree that every child deserves a strong start to life. Yet, more than half of Vermont infants and toddlers likely to need child
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Here is the next installment of the informational series featuring local experts discussing the importance of quality early childhood experiences for Vermont’s children. In this Growing Bright Futures video, Ben Wilson, past president of the Better Middlebury Partnership talks about the economic value of high quality childcare. He goes far beyond explaining why good care is good for children,
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