About Vermont Parent Child Center Network
Provide collaborative leadership, advocacy, and support to Vermont's 15 Parent Child Centers so that children and families thrive in safe, stable, nurturing environments and parents have the support, information, and resources they need.
Focus Areas
Early childhood servicesParent educationFamily supportHome visitingConcrete supports (food, utilities, rent assistance)PlaygroupsInformation & referralCommunity development
Funding Style
capacity buildingprogram-specific/project supportrestricted support
Topics
About Vermont Parent Child Center Network
Vermont Parent Child Center Network directs state-funded integrated grants to Vermont’s 15 legislatively designated Parent Child Centers, supporting a coordinated system rather than isolated projects. In 2025, its largest listed grants went to the Family Center of Washington County for $518,313 and Rutland County Parent Child Center for $506,695, both labeled program enhancement. That pattern points to a funder focused on strengthening existing family-service infrastructure across the state. The network’s grant portfolio is centered on early childhood services, parent education, family support, home visiting, and concrete supports such as food, utilities, and emergency aid. It also backs playgroups, information and referral, and community development through the same statewide structure. The recent grants list shows awards to a mix of Parent Child Centers and family resource centers, including NEKCA St Johnsbury Family Resource Center, Sunrise Family Resource Center, and Lund Family Center. Because the network administers a statewide integrated grant, its giving is tied to the delivery and quality of core PCC services. The grants are structured as program enhancement support, which aligns with its broader role in providing collaborative leadership, advocacy, and support to Vermont’s Parent Child Centers.
What Vermont Parent Child Center Network Funds
A central theme in the network’s grantmaking is program enhancement for family-service organizations. In 2025, it awarded $494,085 to NEKCA St Johnsbury Family Resource Center for program enhancement, showing support for service delivery improvement within the statewide PCC system. Early childhood services are another clear focus. The network gave $475,582 to Milton Family Community Center for program enhancement, and the award sits alongside the funder’s stated emphasis on early childhood services, parent education, and family support. Concrete supports also appear in the grant program design. The active PCCN Integrated Grant is described as supporting core PCC services including concrete supports for food, utilities, and emergency aid, along with home visiting and parent education. The 2025 grant to The Family Place in Norwich, at $453,839, fits within that same service model. Capacity strengthening is present throughout the list, with awards to organizations such as Early Education Services of Windham County for program enhancement.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$7M
Total Assets
$1.9M
Total Revenue
$7.5M
Total Expenses
$7.3M
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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