Helping families with young children get the right start

Raising the next generation is one of the most important and challenging jobs we have. No one should feel that they are facing it alone. If you are feeling overwhelmed or in the dark about any aspect of raising young children, we are here for you. Don’t hesitate to give us a call. We are your “One Stop Shop” for all questions about taking care of your child. From accessing resources to concerns about development, we are here to help.

Join a Playgroup!

Weekly playgroups are fun and challenging environments where young children can interact with their peers. They are also a good opportunity for parents to connect with other parents. Childcare professionals are onsite and available to answer any questions you may have about child development and accessing community support.

Our Supportive Programs…

Help young families achieve self-sufficiency

Prevent or alleviate major stresses on families

Help kids get the love and attention they need

Connect families with other agencies and resources

Help other community groups establish similar programs

Help teens make responsible decisions about family life & their futures

Our Community Programs

Child Care

Playgroups

Learning Together Program

Home Visiting / Outreach

Housing

Pregnancy Prevention & Support

Community Impact

We see over 150 families throughout the county every month. We serve more than 2000 Addison County residents annually by providing childcare, parent education, playgroups, job training, academic education, and social services.


Your support makes a difference.

Testimonials

“Everyone at the Center is there if you need help without judgment. They are willing to jump right in at your first need once you ask for help.” - Will

“The Parent/Child Center is so much more than just a school. They set me up for the rest of my life. I was homeless and they helped me to find housing. Everybody is helpful and understanding of my situation. They really want me to make it.” - Rhiannon

“What’s amazing about the PCC is that there’s always a warm, welcoming feeling when my family walks through the door." - Cassandra

Becky's Story: The Work of the Addison County Parent/Child Center

Our Book

“I'm Home!!” A Manual for Providing Therapeutic Childcare is written out of more than thirty years of experience at the Addison County Parent/Child Center. It elaborates on the philosophy, teacher attributes, curriculum, physical environment, and administrative supports needed to implement and sustain therapeutic childcare to young children who are experiencing high levels of stress.