Support child advocacy in Vermont
Voices for America’s Children
A network of state and local child advocacy organizations
Click here for newest national KIDS COUNT data report. See the status of children nationlly and state-by-state.
One Vermont
A coalition working to improve Vermonters’ lives by building strong public structures
While there is no safe level of lead, Vermont children continue to be exposed. Young children are particularly vulnerable to lead as it has permanent effects on their developing brains. The primary source of lead exposure is lead-based paint in pre-1978 housing and surrounding soil.
Staff & Board
Staff
Carlen Finn, Executive Director
carlenf@voicesforvtkids.org
Nicole Mace, Research Coordinator
nicolem@voicesforvtkids.org
S. Beth Nolan, Outreach Coordinator
sbnolan@voicesforvtkids.org
Barbara Postman, Policy Coordinator
bpostman@voicesforvtkids.org
Sheila Reed, Legislative & Community Advocacy Coordinator
sreed@voicesforvtkids.org
Deborah Wetmore, Project Coordinator
debw@voicesforvtkids.org
Board
Susan Titterton, President
Morrisville
Sharon Fortune, Vice President
Elmore
Kim Keiser,Treasurer
Moretown
Frederika French, Secretary
Hyde Park
Michael Belenky
Cabot
Kim Bruno, M.D.
Morrisville
Dave Connor
Montpelier
Ann Traverso Moore
Wheelock
Floyd Nease
Johnson
Jane Pincus
Roxbury
Kate Piper, Esq.
Lower Waterford
Ann Seibert
Norwich
K.C. Whiteley
Montpelier
