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Strengthening Families Program

Our Strengthening Families Coordinator helps to give advice and support families and children in areas that they may struggle with in order to help build connections and strengthen relationships with one another. The coordinator has a wealth of knowledge of helpful information, tips & tricks, community resources, and much more.

 

If any family has any questions or needs support please call (802) 388-2853 or email us at darcy@mjccvt.org

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Tuition & Financial Assistance Program

Mary Johnson Children’s Center houses the Eligibility Specialist as well as the Referral Specialist for Addison County. These individuals help families that either need assistance looking for childcare providers in the county as well as needing assistance paying for tuition. Both of these individuals also have a wealth of knowledge and community resources for families all around Addison County. Listed below are the current income guidelines to see if you may qualify, additionally you may apply online at: CDDIS Parent Portal or reach out to the specialists listed below.

 

The Referral Specialist, Ginny Sinclair can be reached at referral@mjccvt.org & the Eligibility Specialists, Rebecca Warner can be reached at subsidy@mjccvt.org or Stephanie Brace who can be reached at subsidy2@mjccvt.org

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They can also be reached at (802) 388-4304

If you are planning to stop by to chat with a specialist in person, please call ahead to ensure they will be present.

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Please see Guide to Child Care in Addison County for a quick guide that may be able to assist families with questions around child care in the county.

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