Voices for Vermont's Children

All Children Need :

     - safety and security

     - stability

     - education

     - access to health care 

     - love and support

Voices for Vermont’s Children works to ensure that all children have these needs met. 

 

 

Established in 1983, Voices for Vermont’s Children (formerly Vermont Children’s Forum) began as an alliance of human service and education advocates concerned about the status of children and youth in Vermont.

Voices has evolved into a statewide membership organization of several hundred individuals and organizations. Membership dues and contributions support our advocacy, outreach and community organizing on behalf of Vermont’s children and youth.

Voices addresses the full spectrum of child, youth and family issues – from child care and access to health care coverage for children and youth to juvenile justice and child welfare. Voices for Vermont’s Children works on behalf of children and youth by:

1. Advocating during the Vermont Legislative session;
2. Organizing and working in state and regional coalitions;
3. Providing up-to-date information, policy briefs and fact sheets on issues important to children and youth. This includes publishing Vermont KIDS COUNT child and family data reports; and
4. Co-sponsoring workshops, trainings and conferences.