Vermont 211 provides information about seasonal resources in its database. Whether you are searching for fuel assistance, holiday resources, or free tax preparation, we can refer you to services in your region. There are many helpful resources listed in our Community Resource Directory.
Take advantage of all that our Directory has to offer. Do not hesitate to contact us with any questions about seasonal resources.
Vermont’s Seasonal Fuel Assistance Program can help pay part of your home heating bills whether you own your home or rent; pay for heat directly or as part of rent; rent a room in someone's home; or live in public, subsidized, or Section 8 housing - even if your rent includes the cost of heat. There is no resource test. Click here or dial 211 for eligibility and application information.
If you have a heating crisis during the winter, Crisis Fuel may be able to help.
Vermont 211 partners with the Vermont Department of Health to help provide public information about Seasonal Flu. To locate a flu clinic in your area, please dial 211.
Or, you can find a walk-in flu clinic here. State-run walk-in clinics are not able to offer flu vaccines to adults 65 and older. Contact your pharmacy or doctor's office directly for details on available vaccines and scheduling.
Vermont 211 promotes free tax preparation statewide in partnership with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program and the local United Way agencies and Community Action agencies. If you have signed up for a VITA Tax appointment through Vermont 211, be sure to bring the necessary documents to your appointment.
INFORMATION WILL BE UPDATED IN JANUARY 2023
Vermonters can get help buying locally-grown fresh fruits and vegetables at over 60 participating Farmers Markets. About one in four Vermonters qualifies for Farm to Family coupons. Please note that not all Farmers Markets are open during the winter months. Click here for information about eligibility, how to apply, and participating markets, or dial 211.
