Vermont Child Nutrition Programs

Vermont Child Nutrition Programs, through the cooperation of the U.S. federal and state governments, provide access to child nutrition information and they provide free and low-cost food to Vermont children and families who qualify. The link and contact information below will help you learn about the child nutrition programs in Vermont.

Child Nutrition Programs in Vermont

In Vermont the overall contact for the child nutrition program is:

Vermont NSLP, CACFP, SFSP
State Director
Child Nutrition Programs
State Department of Education
120 State Street
Montpelier, Vermont 05620-2703
Phone: 802-828-5154

Child Nutrition Assistance Programs typically include Child and Adult Care Food and Emergency Food Assistance Programs as well as the School Lunch, and School Breakfast and Summer Food Service Programs.

To find out more about these programs in Vermont call the contact phone number above or contact the Vermont Department of Education, the Vermont Department of Health or the Vermont child welfare agency, all listed in the "Additional Areas of Interest" section below.

Child Nutrition Programs in Other States

Click here to find child nutrition programs in other states

Additional Areas of Interest

Vermont Child Health Insurance Program can provide free health insurance to families and children who qualify.

Vermont State Child Welfare Department can provide you with information about foster care, adoption and parenting.

Vermont State Department of Education in each state can give you information about special early intervention programs and about school nutrition programs.

Vermont Department of Health can provide more than "just" health information. They can also be a good source of information about nutrition programs and about programs that can help with parenting concerns.

Vermont State Adoption Contacts can put you in touch with the child adoption specialists and child adoption program in each state.

Government Assistance Programs

We are committed to helping you, other adopting families, mothers to be, birth mothers and children. As part of this commitment we have built two databases of information. One for adopting families and a second for pregnant women and birthmothers. Each is suited to the unique needs of the individual needing help. Click this link for government assistance programs for adopting families. Or click the following link for government assistance programs for birthmothers and pregnant women.