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Early Childhood Capacity Building Grants (Make Way for Kids) is sponsored by Vermont Department for Children and Families (in partnership with First Children's Finance). These grants provide financial resources to help programs increase and/or maintain the availability of infant and toddler child care spaces across the state. This could include support for creating or enhancing outdoor play areas for young children to expand capacity.
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Vermont Grants - First Children’s Finance Infant and Toddler Capacity Building Grants The Make Way for Kids Infant/Toddler Capacity Building Grant program for Vermont child care providers is made possible by funding from the Vermont Agency of Human Services, Department of Children and Families Child Development Division.
The Infant/Toddler Capacity Building Grant program can support projects that seek to create child care spaces for infants and toddlers in Vermont. To learn more about this program, email vtgrants@firstchildrensfinance. org .
(Please include your town/county when you email us!) T o increase the supply of excellent child care in Vermont , First Children’s Finance (FCF) has partnered with the VT Child Development Division (CDD) to administer a grant program to increase the number of infant and toddler child care spaces in the state. We are pleased to continue the successful Make Way for Kids Infant and Toddler Capacity Building Grant Program .
Email us at VTgrants@firstchildrensfinance. org for any questions. Together we can make a difference.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Programs aiming to increase and/or maintain the availability of infant and toddler child care spaces. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Early Childhood Capacity Building Grants (Make Way for Kids) is funded by Vermont Department for Children and Families (in partnership with First Children's Finance). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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