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Vermont 2-1-1 always has the most up to date resource lists. You can visit their Resource Directory by going to the website. You can also call them 24/7 by dialing 2-1-1 or text them Monday-Friday from 8:00am-8:00pm by texting your zip code to 898211.
Resources for Resiliency_Porter Final 2021 (1).pdfAn Addison County Resource Guide put out by the Community Health Team at Porter Medical Center.
Crisis Lines
If this is an Emergency, call 9-1-1
Adult Protective Services
1(800) 564-1612
Domestic Violence
1(800) 489-7273
National Dating Abuse Hotline
1(866) 331-9474
24 hr Hotline for Domestic/Sexual Violence
(802) 775-3232
Headrest: Teen Suicide Hotline
1(800) 639-6095
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
(802) 775-0402
Human Trafficking Hotline
1(800) 373-7888
National Runaway Hotline
1(800) 786-2929
Smoking Cessation, VT Quit Now
1(800) 784-8669
Under Age Drinking Safety Line
1(866) 833-6873
Child First Advocacy Center
1(800) 649-5285
LGBTQ Crisis Hotline
1(866) 488-7386
Poison Control
1(800) 222-1222
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1(800) 273-8255
Unplanned Pregnancy Support
1(800) 712-4357
Veterans Suicide Crisis Line
1(800) 273-8255
Resources By Topic
For a more comprehensive list, use the links above to the Resource for Resiliency Guide and/or Vermont 2-1-1
Food Shelves & Pantries
Have A Heart Food Shelf
Saint Ambrose Catholic Church
11 School St, Bristol, VT 05443
(802) 453-2453
Serves Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton New Haven, & Starksboro.
No income restrictions.
Starksboro Food Shelf
Each month the Food Shelf provides Starksboro families with basic provisions including meat, dairy, eggs, bread, pasta, and cereal; and a variety of canned goods including vegetables, fruit, and soups. Fresh produce is available in season. The Food Shelf is sponsored by the town and funded primarily through food and money donations from the community along with an allocation from the town. All Starksboro residents are welcome.
Where: 3056 Vermont Route 116, Starksboro, VT 05487
(across the parking lot from the Starksboro Post Office)
When: Second Wednesday of every month 9:30 - 6:30, and the following Saturday from 9 to noon
For questions about the Food Shelf, contact Barbara Herrington at 802 453-6775 or bherrington766@gmail.com.
New Haven Congregational Church Food Closet
91 Town Hill Rd, New Haven, VT 05472
802-345-6578 or 802-989-5224
nhccfoodcloset@gmail.com
The Food Closet is the red structure at the back of the church. It is stocked with nonperishable items which are available 24/7 to all in need.
Monthly Meat & More: The second Saturday of each month the Food Closet hosts a Meat & More from 11 am - 1 pm. This monthly event makes available perishable foods such as meat, cheese, eggs, milk & soup while supplies last. All donated items from our communities.
If you would like to provide a perishable donation for this event, either one time or on an ongoing basis, please contact us.
Monkton Little Free Pantry
at the Monkton Friends Methodist Church
78 Monkton Ridge
(802)-453-3020 leave a message and someone will get back to you.
The pantry is in the parking lot and is available 24/7 with nonperishable items year round. In the summer we also host a garden share for the community. On Sundays, a cooler with some refrigerated items is available. This pantry has limited stock based on community donations and funding. Call if you are in need or able to offer help and would like more information.
Meals on Wheels
Age Well
1(800) 642-5119
agewellvt.org
Program offering home delivered meals for older or home bound Vermonters
New Community Project Food Share
A program of New Community Project (NCP) in partnership with the First Baptist Church of Starksboro. Currently distributing food boxes in a curbside pick-up model. Food is a mix of meat, dairy, eggs, produce and other grocery items which can vary from week to week. Food comes from Trader Joe's, Middlebury Natural Food Co-Operative, and NCP’s Food Justice Gardens. No sign up required and all are welcome.
Where: First Baptist Church of Starksboro
2806 VT Route 116, Starksboro, VT 05487
(802) 434-2333
When: Every Sunday from 2:30pm-3:00pm
Please plan on trying to arrive no later than 2:15 to get a spot in line.
For questions about the Food Share Program, contact Pete at New Community Project at (802) 434-2333 or antosketchamncp@gmail.com
Pregnancy Options & Support
The Women's Center
Middlebury Location: 102 Court St. #B, Middlebury, VT 05753
Ticonderoga Location: 178 Montcalm St., Ticonderoga, NY 12883
Text: (802)858-5094
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