The Vermont Parent Information Center collaborates with the FITP of Vermont to increase support to families at critical transition times and help children access early education services. As a service to the community, VPIC is pleased to host the following information about the Family, Infant & Toddler Program of Vermont.

The Family, Infant and Toddler Program (FITP) provides a broad array of services to children with special needs, birth through three years of age, and their families. Some examples of FIT services include assistive technology, family support and training and home visits, nutrition services. physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech and language therapy. Through the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP), each family sets goals for their child and family based on their priorities and concerns and helps to identify the early intervention supports they will need to reach those goals.

If you feel your child may need a referral for services please call
1-800-639-1577 or contact the Host Agency for your county.

General Information - click here for an Overview of the FITP, information about Parents' Rights, Family Stories, to download FITP forms and lots more!

Local Service Providers - contact the Host Agency for your county if you think your child may need a referral for services, this is the complete list.

Continuous Quality Improvement Efforts - FITP's efforts to monitor and improve the quality of its service are documented here, including the federally mandated Continuous Improvement Monitoring Process (CIMP) and other measures instituted by FITP.

Interagency Coordinating Council (ICC) - more info on the council, whose members include parents, public and private providers, and State Agency representatives, that directs the project's efforts.

What's New? - news and events concerning the FITP. Check here to find the latest information and updates for the Family, Infant & Toddler Program!