Transforming Lives
We help people transform their lives with Whole Family services delivered through a unique and dynamic community framework of integrated programming.
Our Latest News
The 7’s Club summer retreat was a success!
This summer RCPCC and St. Joan of Arc parish in Philadelphia arranged for several students to visit our Brandon, Vermont site. The week-long retreat was a diverse group of young adults and included Vermont students from the ‘Learning Together’ academic program. The five day long retreat involved hikes and swimming […]
Highlights from our Fundraiser
Here are some highlights from our May fundraiser which was a Beatles Tribute Night with Studio Two.
Brandon ECE March Letter
The last 2 years may have been full of anxiety and fear, but it has also shown the resiliency we are all capable of, especially our children. The unknown rolled off their backs and they accepted change like champs. And you, yes all of YOU have also shown such kindness, […]
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Our Approach
“Daycare for poor people” is a phrase that has been used to capture a common misconception people can have about RCPCC and what we do. If you think about it, the statement implies that poor parents need a place for their kids to be while the parents are somewhere else, staying poor. That’s not what we do.
The Rutland County Parent Child Center helps people transform their lives with Whole Family services delivered through a unique and dynamic community framework of integrated programming.
The life’s blood of our programs is our belief that the strongest sign of community health is the extent to which everyone feels valued. We emphasize strong interpersonal relationships with a firm foundation in trust.
Our Beliefs
We believe that, despite the benefits to children of high-quality early education programs, lack of support to parents perpetuates intergenerational poverty. RCPCC’s 2Gen Whole Family approach provides families with wrap-around services in the following areas: education; employment; case management, service navigation and coordination; family support; housing, financial and transportation support; food security; childcare; early intervention, home visitation, and trauma-informed care.
With our families, we co-create social capital, education, health and economic options, serving 1500 Rutland County residents per year through our programs. Find our more about our guiding principles of Innovation, Partnering, Learning, Support, and Community.
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Job Opportunities
At the new Parent-Child Center (PCC) of Rutland County, our highly rated daycare center located on Chaplin Avenue needs professional teachers to join our Vermont team!
Please contact Executive Director, Mary Feldman, at (802) 775-9711 for information pertaining to current career offerings. You can also visit our Job Openings page here.
Over the past four years, the new PCC has renovated two daycare centers in Rutland and at our Brandon site. What makes us different from many daycare centers is the focus on educational models for toddlers whose neuro-syntax systems for learning begin at the early ages of 1-5. Our teachers thrive at PCC because they’re motivated to care for the children and can also provide lessons of behavior and additional support depending upon a child’s assessment. We are looking for educators who are team-oriented and highly independent to work with our infants and toddlers.
Catch a Rising Star
Meet Ashleah Fitzgerald – early childhood educator. Ashleah’s very special to us because she grew into her new role after getting her high school diploma through our Learning Together program. In this short video, Ashleah discusses her aspirations for a career in social work and how RCPCC’s approach helped support and accelerate her fulfillment. She also talks about how her family background and the challenges she faced growing up informed how she connects with young parents and children in our early childhood education center at Chaplin Avenue (the site of our future ONE PCC PLACE). “I know how my mother struggled to feed us and saw how hard she always worked to provide,” says Ms. Fitzgerald. “We ate at food banks and so when I see parents come into childcare I understand where they’re coming from with stress to care for their kids.”
At the new Parent Child Center of Rutland County, we encourage all participants, and especially single mothers in our Learning Together school, to graduate with a high school diploma and continue their education with our help. Academics is the best way to break barriers preventing someone from finding a good job and supporting their families.
For Employers
Rutland County Parent-Child Center partners with local employers to offer valuable benefits to their employees. You can make employment with your business or organization more attractive by assisting your employees in obtaining childcare and other supportive services.
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