A trio of photos: first a white toddler with fluffy ginger curls lolls in an adult's arms; next a Black infant sits in a high chair, as a Black woman looks at him adoringly; finally an almond-skinned toddler with lofty brown curls stands in the arms of a Latina in her early thirties. The toddler looks offscreen wistfully as the woman stares at the toddler with love. Text: Vermont I-Team Early Intervention.

The I-Team Early Intervention Project supports Vermont early intervention teams in their work with infants and toddlers with complex needs. 

We support teams and families at home, childcare and other community settings.

NEW: augmentative communication (AAC) training series

Request I-Team Early Intervention Services

 

  • More About the I-Team Early Intervention Project

     

    Vermont I-Team Early Intervention Project coordinator Pamela Cummings takes you through the I-Team's Early Intervention services, along with explaining the goals of the project, and how they see those services improving the lives of Vermont's children and youth with complex developmental support needs.

  •  
  • 1 of 3
  • >>
Vermont I-Team Early Intervention Project logo

 

Pam Cummings

 

Pamela Cummings(She/Her)

I-Team early intervention Project Director

pamela.cummings@uvm.edu | iteamei@uvm.edu
 

 

Sign up for our newsletter

Screenshot of the Early Intervention newsletter

We send out regular announcements via email, including professional development opportunities and special events.