Be Prepared for a Total Eclipse in April
Northern Vermont will be one of the places to experience a total solar eclipse on April 8.
News & Events
Resources for Vermonters Affected By July Flooding
Help for flood-affected Vermonters; connections to resources and services.
Animal Shelters, Humane Societies and More
Looking for a dog or cat to join your family? Need a cat to monitor rodents in your barn? Having a hard time paying for pet food? Want to adopt and train a service animal?
Kindness Matters
Ways that anyone can show kindness during the holidays.
Learn about Resources in Vermont 211's Database
Do you know that there's a new mental health and outreach program for flood survivors called Starting Over Strong Vermont? How about a free children's bed service for families in several counties? Learn about those and two other lesser-known services in Vermont 211's database.
Strong Families Vermont: Connection to Home Visiting Services Through Help Me Grow Vermont
New Strong Families Vermont Campaign
Mosquito-Borne Viruses Still Present
Vermonters still need to be cautious about mosquito bites, especially in Alburgh and Swanton, where tests show that area mosquitoes have Eastern Equine Encephalitis
Protect Yourself During High Heat Days
Tips to keep cool and link to a map for finding cooling spaces in Vermont
Vermont Department of Health - Substance Use Services
From alcohol and drug use to syringe programs to impaired driver rehabilitation, the VT Department of Health offers many educational services, with links to several more.