Addressing Poverty in Vermont
Connecting with a wide range of services, from fuel assistance, to food pantries, to weatherization, to financial management and tax preparation.
Connecting with a wide range of services, from fuel assistance, to food pantries, to weatherization, to financial management and tax preparation.
Help Me Grow Vermont provides referrals to postpartum support resources.
Vermont 211 has information about tax preparation resources, and provides scheduling for CVOEO and Capstone Community Action.
From Vermont Alert to road cams and 511 road conditions, you can keep on top of winter storms.
There's a pattern to the top three referrals for most counties in Vermont, and Basic Needs (predominantly Housing/Shelter) always stands out.
Vermont 211 is constanting updating and adding new programs and agencies to our database of resources. Check these new agencies out!
Green Mountain Power and Vermont Gas Company offer discounts to lower-income Vermonters.
Homeless housing and services referrals ranged from a high of 889 in March to a low of 495 in July. It's currently 534 for October. Rental assistance and services ranged from 65 in March to 29 in June. It's currently 39 for October.
Coat and winter clothes giveaways help bring free warm clothing to people in need. And, all during the year, thrift shops and special programs offer inexpensive or free clothing. Vermont 211 lists some in every part of the state.