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.
Looking at 2022 from January through October to see the pattern of referrals to homelessness prevention and assistance services as well as rental assistance. Housing and Shelter services are always our top referrals.
Top Three Local Agency Referrals January-September
Vermont 211 helps connect Vermonters to fuel assistance, furnace repair and replacement, ways to save energy and much more. Get ready for the cold season!
The Food and Drug Administration provides a list of authorized at-home COVID tests, along with links about extended expiration dates.
Focuses on the proliferation of "Little Free Pantries" in Vermont
Vermont Family Network's mission is to empower and support all Vermont children, youth, and families, especially those with disabilities or special health needs.
While Vermont ranks high for child well-being, mental health problems are worsening.
Infographic of Vermont 211's number of contacts over time and for 2021 as well as top five referrals.
