Lund

Founded in 1893, Lund Family Center is a nonprofit agency based in Burlington, Vt. The agency offer a therapeutic residential treatment program for pregnant and parenting young women, a comprehensive adoption program, a teen pregnancy prevention program and a wide range of other child and family services. In addition to local and interstate infant and older children adoptions, it assists families who want to pursue in international adoptions. Its other programs include, a NAEYC accredited early childhood center, parent education workshops and support, boot camp for new dads, comprehensive educational services for residents and day students working toward their diploma, drug treatment for residents and outpatients and childbirth education. The agency has received the United States Department of Health and Human Services 2003 Adoption Excellence Award, the March of Dimes 2003 Lifetime Achievement Award and the GlaxoWellcome Child Health Recognition Award.

The Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (VABVI) is the sole private agency in Vermont dedicated to providing training services and support for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Their mission focuses on fostering independence, cultivating adaptive skills, and enhancing the overall quality of life for visually impaired Vermonters. VABVI offers a wide range of free services, including adaptive equipment training, orientation and mobility assistance, and peer-assisted learning support. Through various programs and initiatives, they aim to empower both adults and children to navigate their environments confidently and socialize within their communities. Generated from the website

Special Olympics Vermont is a highly collaborative organization that serves athletes with intellectual disabilities throughout the state. With a small team of dedicated professionals, they offer a range of community-based programs, unified champion schools, and health initiatives to support and empower individuals with intellectual disabilities. Comprised of business leaders, sports enthusiasts, educators, and experts in intellectual disabilities, the Special Olympics Vermont Board of Directors plays a crucial role in guiding the organization's mission and programs. Together, they work towards creating inclusive opportunities for athletes, promoting awareness, and fostering a supportive community for individuals with intellectual disabilities in Vermont.Generated from the website