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Youth Development Program

The Youth Development Program helps youth with foster care experience transition to adulthood. YDP provides supports and resources to meet the personal interests and goals of each participant in the program. The YDP offers:

  • Case management through local Youth Development Coordinators, including education and career planning support
  • Financial resources
  • Extended foster care beyond the age of 18
  • Leadership and advocacy opportunities

Learn more about YDP and find your local YDP.

 

 

 

Jump On Board for Success (JOBS) Program

This program of the Lamoille Restorative Center and Spectrum VT is for out-of-school youth ages 16-22 with disabilities. The Jobs On Board for Success (JOBS) program helps participants:

  • Create employment portfolio, develop job seeking skills
  • Secure work-based learning opportunities, such as a job shadow or internship
  • Identify potential barriers to employment and communicate with employers
  • Secure housing

Services are available in the Lamoille Valley Region and in Burlington, Vermont. Learn more about the JOBS program.

 

 

Career Support for People in Recovery

Free career and life support for Vermonters in recovery. Staff and community members can help:

  • Coach you through mock interviews
  • Find you potential jobs
  • Update your resume and cover letter
  • Help reach career and education goals interrupted by addiction

 

Connect with your local Vermont recovery center:

 

 

Office of Veteran Affairs

Get support accessing your veteran education benefits to ensure you are paying as little as possible for your education or training. Education benefits can be used towards:

  • College programs
  • Technical and career training
  • Registered Apprenticeships

Connect with someone at the Office of Veteran Affairs.

 

 

Veteran Services

Find the support you need to succeed as a veteran at one of Vermont’s colleges. Someone can help you with:

  • Tuition benefits (general information can be found at the Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs)
  • Career planning and services
  • Earning credit for what you already know
  • Building community
  • And much more

Connect with someone from the veteran affairs office at any public or private college around Vermont.

Statewide: Community College of Vermont, Vermont Technical College

Northwest: Champlain College, St. Michael’s College, University of Vermont

Northeast: Northern Vermont University

Central: Middlebury College

Southwest: Castleton University

 

 

BIPOC Mentoring

Young Black Vermonters ages 7-18 year old can find community support and safe spaces with Black adults. Services and programs include:

  • 1:1 mentoring
  • Affinity groups
  • Family events

Find community through Living Proof Mentoring.

 

Career Support for New Vermonters

Career support for anyone in Chittenden county whose families have moved here from a different country. Get support with the following skills to start a job in agriculture or health care:

  • Skills training
  • English language assistance
  • Job placement support

Connect with the Association of Africans Living in Vermont.

 

 

Job Skills Training for Parents

Access job skills training and other support to help you find a stable job. The Lund Center focuses on providing parents in Chittenden county the support they need as parents and for their kids.

Get involved with the Lund Family Center today.