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The Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (VABVI), is a non-profit organization founded in 1926, and the only private agency to offer free training, services, and support to visually impaired Vermonters...

The mission of the KidSafe Collaborative is to engage agencies, community groups and individuals to work together to improve our community's response to child abuse and neglect. The KidSafe Collaborative strengthens services and fosters cross-system collaboration among human services agencies and the criminal justice system to improve results for child victims of abuse and neglect and their families. KidSafe Collaborative works to improve the safety and well-being of children in Chittenden County by enhancing collaboration among more than 25 partners involved in community child protection and safety. The goals of the KidSafe Collaborative are two-fold: During our last fiscal year ending this past March, KidSafe directly supported over 350 children and families in Vermont and indirectly helped hundreds more through work with our partners. The key element to which we attribute our success has been our ability to establish a community expectation that cross-systems collaboration is the best way to address child abuse and neglect and to serve families. To learn more about our programs, click here. For a listing of our Management team, please click here. KidSafe is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors who provide oversight of the agency operations. An Executive Director, Development and Community Outreach Coordinator and Administrative Assistant staff the KidSafe Collaborative. For information or to contact our staff please click here. KidSafe has an independent audit of its financials conducted annually following the fiscal year end ( March 31 ). To view our most recent Financial Audit, please download the PDF attachment at the bottom of the page. The United Way of Chittenden County provides in-kind financial accounting support to KidSafe. To learn more about KidSafe's history over the past thirty years, click here.