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1		RUTLAND, VT
2		MONTPELIER, VT
3		BURLINGTON, VT
4		WOODSTOCK, VT
5		MONTPELIER, VT
6		Johnson, VT
7		Barton, VT
8		NORWICH, VT
9		STOWE, VT
10		SHEFFIELD, VT
11		BURLINGTON, VT
12		WINOOSKI, VT

VAC offers affordable and accessible programs and services to more than 7,000 infants and children, teens, adults and seniors every year. VAC provides year-round childcare, after-school and seasonal enrichment programs. VAC is the largest licensed child care provider in the county. In addition, VAC provides programs for children and teens who have special education needs and are at-risk. A wide array of developmental learning, skill building, job-training programs, intervention services as well as counseling are available at our Rutland facility. We also collaborate with the regions schools by providing on-site services working with teachers, school counselors, families and students to help students stay in school and succeed.

IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION FORMED TO PROMOTE THE CAUSE OF EDUCATION WITHIN THE STATE OF THROUGH THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE IDEAS AND STANDARDS OF THE TEACHING PROFESSION, AS WELL AS THE ORGANIZATION AND REPRESENTATION OF EMPLOYEES IN THE EXERCISE OF THEIR EMPLOYMENT AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND HUMANITARIAN AID

CREATE PROGRAMS THAT ARE ATHLETICALLY AND EDUCATIONALLY BASED, WHICH WILL FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SKIERS INTO WORLD-CLASS EDALISTS AND LIFE LONG ENTHUSIASTS OF THE SPORT.

exists to enhance and protect the State through charitable support. VPF increases access to state , provides innovative education, and inspires environmental stewardship.

To create a network of support that will help people suffering from substance abuse disorder. We wish to open doors and remove the barriers for people seeking treatment, ensuring healthy and sustaining patient recovery. We will strive to create pathways for patients to reassimilate into society by supporting the transitions from this disorder, to recovery, to independent living. Finally, we want to make this journey easier for people with substance use disorders and their family members. Developing a recovery community supported by recovery programs, meetings, job skill development and housing.

Art Classes for adults and children, community events, open mic nights (music, poetry), gallery showings, artists talks and receptions, free art kits for kids given away at food distribution site

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES USING THE INTERNET.

DIRECT SUPPORT TO PUBLIC

PROVIDES COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO APPROXIMATELY 30 AREA STUDENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION.

TO PROVIDE DISASTER AND OTHER HUMANITARIAN RELIEF TO RELIEVE HUMAN SUFFERING; PROVIDE RELIEF OR OTHER SUPPORT TO PERSONS WHO ARE EITHER POOR, UNDERPRIVILEGED, DISTRESSED OR NEEDY; EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AND INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT THE FIELDS OF LITERARY, VISUAL, MUSICAL, THEATRICAL, CINEMATIC, AND PERFORMING ARTS AND SUPPORTING THE CREATION OF NEW WORKS OR THE INTERPRETATION OF EXISTING WORKS OF ART FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC. EDUCATION AND INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF PLIGHT OF VICTIMS OF NATURAL AND MAN-MADE DISASTERS AND THE MORAL IMPERATIVE TO ASSIST SUCH PERSONS, MATTERS IMPORTANT TO SOCIAL WELFARE, FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS IMPACTING HUMAN WELFARE. ENGAGING IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THAT ACCOMPLISHES ONE OR MORE CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITH FOCUS ON REGIONS IMPACTED BY NATURAL DISASTERS OR ENVIRONMENTS DEGRADATION. PROVIDING LOAN GUARANTEES AND OTHER CREDIT ENHANCEMENTS TO FURTHER TAX EXEMPT PURPOSES, DISTRIBUTE PROPERTY OR CASH TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT FURTHER THE C

IS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION WHICK FOCUSES ON BRINGING FRESH PRODUCE AND CULTURALLY RELEVANT FOOD TO NEIGHBORS WHO LACK ACCESS. WMA ALSO DISTRIBUTES ESSENTIALS GOODS SUCH AS CLEANING AND HYGIENE PRODUCTS TO LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. WMA HAS HELPED PEOPLE FINANCIALLY BY PROVIDING SOME RENT AND UTILITY RELIEF DURING TIMES OF EXTREME HARDSHIP.

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