LOCAL RESOURCES
Helpful Resources for Families and Providers in the Upper Valley
Family Resources

TLC Family Resource Center provides resources and assistance to families in-need. They provide programming for family planning, new parents, substance abuse recovery, family advocacy, and more!

UV Strong provides resources to Upper Valley families and childcares during times of natural disaster.

The Family Place provides programming that is designed to strengthen positive relationships, teach essential skills, and promote enduring healthy growth for families in the Upper Valley.

Childcare Scholarships
95% of Upper Valley families need childcare in order to work…and that cost adds up. The income guidelines to receive scholarship were increased this year! So apply now!
-> NH Scholarship Application
-> VT Financial Assistance
Early Childhood Organizations in NH

A statewide, cross-sector partnership working to improve outcomes for New Hampshire’s young children and families through policy alignment, systems coordination, and shared learning.

A public–private partnership that advises state leaders and coordinates efforts to ensure all New Hampshire children and families have what they need to thrive.

An advisory body that provides guidance to state agencies and policymakers on child care systems, workforce issues, and family access across New Hampshire.

A statewide council focused on aligning early childhood, health, and education systems from birth through age eight, with a strong emphasis on family voice and community collaboration.

A group of philanthropic and public funders working together to strengthen early childhood systems through coordinated investments and shared priorities.

A network of regional and local early childhood coalitions collaborating to elevate community voices and influence statewide early childhood policy and systems change.

A statewide alliance supporting a strong early learning system through advocacy, policy development, and collaboration across early childhood stakeholders.

A group of experts providing research-informed guidance to policymakers and leaders on best practices in early childhood development and systems.

The state affiliate of NAEYC, supporting early childhood professionals through professional development, advocacy, and promotion of high-quality early learning.

Supports families, child care providers, and employers by offering child care referrals, quality improvement support, and workforce resources statewide.

A University of New Hampshire initiative advancing early childhood research, professional preparation, and community partnerships to strengthen the early childhood workforce and systems.

A workforce pathway program that supports individuals entering early childhood education through paid apprenticeships, education, and on-the-job training.
Early Childhood Organizations in VT

A statewide public–private partnership that coordinates Vermont’s early childhood system through regional councils, shared data, and cross-sector collaboration.

A statewide advocacy coalition working to advance policies that support young children, families, and the early childhood education workforce in Vermont.

A statewide advocacy organization focused on transforming Vermont’s child care system by expanding access, affordability, and workforce support.

Vermont’s state agency overseeing education systems, including early childhood education programs, standards, and partnerships across the state.

The state division responsible for child care licensing, regulation, quality improvement initiatives, and early childhood system supports in Vermont.

A statewide advocacy coalition working to advance policies that support young children, families, and the early childhood education workforce in Vermont.

A statewide network supporting regional early childhood councils and collaborations to strengthen local systems, coordination, and shared leadership.

A statewide network of Parent Child Centers offering family support, early learning opportunities, and community connection for families with young children.