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Our home visitor staff will visit anyone, at home or out in the community, who would like this service – from a one-time informational visit to regular in-home support. Each visit is tailored to meet the needs and interests of the child(ren) or the entire family.
One parent put it this way: “I was hesitant to allow a home visitor in my home, but I immediately felt supported and not judged due to my circumstances. My home visitor helped me set goals and supported me in achieving them. Because of this I am a better parent.
Orange County Parent-Child Center is one of fifteen Vermont Parent Child Centers. We serve 15 Central Vermont towns in Orange County and northern Windsor County: Bethel, Bradford, Brookfield, Chelsea, Corinth, Fairlee, Newbury, Randolph, Rochester, Stockbridge, Thetford, Topsham, Tunbridge, Vershire, and West Fairlee.
Meadowlands Campus (Tunbridge): 802-685-2264, 693 VT-110, Tunbridge, VT 05077. Woodlands Campus (Randolph): 802-729-2446, 1538 VT-66, Randolph, VT 05060. © 2026 Orange County Parent Child Center. All Rights Reserved. Website by Solid Red Studios. If you would like your photo removed from this website, please contact us.
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The visit happens in your space, so the visitor sees your routines as they really are. You might walk through a bedtime question, talk about a behavior that shows up at home, or ask for ideas on a developmental concern. If you need another program or service, your visitor makes the referral. Some families start with a single informational visit and decide from there.
In practice, the help shows up in small moments. A routine that felt like a standoff gets easier. A worry you have been carrying gets named and answered. If you want more than conversation, your visitor can connect you to other programs or walk you through a new approach until it fits. You stay the parent; the visitor supports the goals you set. org or call 802-685-2264.
