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Rutland County Parent Child Center (RCPCC) is dedicated to transforming lives through Whole Family services, offering a unique community framework of integrated programming that addresses various needs. Their approach emphasizes strong interpersonal relationships, trust, and educational models tailored for early childhood development, particularly for children aged 1-5. The RCPCC provides a range of support services, including early childhood education, family education, and wellness programs, all aimed at building community and mitigating the impacts of challenges such as poverty and mental health issues. With a commitment to fostering connections and helping families thrive, the center serves as a vital resource in Rutland County. Generated from the website

The Rutland Housing Authority (RHA) has been serving the Rutland community since 1963, focusing on providing quality, affordable housing for low and moderate-income families and individuals. RHA administers various housing programs, including Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, and develops supportive services to enhance the living experience of its residents. With a commitment to creating diverse housing opportunities, RHA operates several developments such as Hickory Street, Lincoln Place, and Sheldon Towers, catering to a range of needs from transitional housing to long-term affordable options. Their mission emphasizes building partnerships that foster healthy, vibrant, and sustainable neighborhoods in Rutland, Vermont. Generated from the website

BROC is a social service organization in Southwestern Vermont. BROCs existence goes back to 1964, when President Kennedy's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Crime started community action groups. It is committed to support and educate individuals and families to become self-sufficient in employment, homes and communities through family stablization, education, training and jobs. The group focuses on affordable housing and expanding community awareness. It helps the disadvantaged members of the communities to develop and use their capacities and abilities. It assists low-income Vermonters with basic needs, as well as helping them develop skills and resources for self-sufficiency through employment opportunities. BROC provides family services.