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CDCI Services

Helping to create a diverse and vibrant future with, for, and by people with disabilities in Vermont.

What difference does CDCI’s services make?

The Vermont I-Team is a team of professionals from different specialties — occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech language pathology, family resources, education — who work together to boost the capacity of teams working with children with complex disabilities, and their families.

Hear from educators and families around Vermont who have benefited from the I-Team’s work.

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CDCI Services by the Numbers

  • 22 current active projects providing services in healthcare, education, assistive technology, accessibility, and research
  • more than 15,000 total hours of service provided to Vermonters on an annual basis
  • nearly 6,000 Vermonters participate in our trainings and consultations each year