Windsor/Windham County Resource Guide Coronavirus/COVID-19 Pandemic
They administer benefits that help Vermonters meet their basic needs. 1-800-479-6151
Black River Good Neighbors Food Shelf & Thrift Shop located at 37B Main Street, Ludlow, VT
Getting What You Need in Cavendish - Visit Cavendish Connects Facebook Page for more resources
Chester - Andover Family Center Food Shelf, Thrift Shop & Financial Assistance located at 908 VT Route 103 South, Chester, VT
Chester - Andover Family Center is providing financial assistance for heating, electricity and rent is available. Call the center, 802-875-3236 , and leave a message that includes your name, a number by which we can reach you and a short description of your needs. Phone messages are monitored every day and a volunteer will get back to you for a phone interview.
Our Food Shelf will continue to provide food on Thursdays and Fridays for our Food Shelf recipients.
For safety reasons, we have new procedures for food distribution. Until further notice, recipients may pick up a pre-packed box of food in our parking lot, during regular Food Shelf hours; Thursdays from 1-5 and Fridays from 10-2. We are asking recipients to come to the door and read the posted instructions regarding how to retrieve their food box.
Springfield Area Parent Child Center 802-886-5242 Email: sapcc@sapcc-vt.org or send a message via facebook
Essentials available: diapers, wipes, formula, gas & grocery cards
Available for support with questions around childcare and support with parenting
Medicaid is a government-funded health insurance plan for income-eligible people and people who are categorically eligible. In Vermont, Medicaid is run by the Department of Vermont Health Access. There are different types of Medicaid. Medicaid covers medical care and prescriptions drugs. There are different types of Medicaid including Dr. Dynosaur which provides health care coverage for children and teenagers under age 19. 1-800-250-8427
VT Help Link Alcohol & Drug Support Center 802-565-LINK
VT Help Link is a statewide public resource to connect you to the treatment and recovery resources you need for yourself, a loved one, a client, etc. Services are free and confidential.
Comcast Internet Essentials Provides internet to low income families.
We will make it even easier for low-income families who live in a Comcast service area to sign up by offering new customers 60 days of complimentary Internet Essentials service, which is normally available to all qualified low-income households for $9.95/month.
No Contract, No Credit Check, No Installation Fee, In-Home WIFI
VTEL is providing internet access to people in areas that they can reach. Contact them with your address to find out.
Edgar May Recreation Center, Springfield
Providing access to free online workouts and health tips
Providing free online yoga and other workout classes via their facebook page
Vermont Institute of Natural Science, Queechee
Outdoor & Hands on Virtural Learning Opportunities
Visit their facebook page for live virtual encounters and learning opportunities
Montshire Museum of Science, Norwich
The Montshire is offering a series of online learning opportunities including DIY science experiments, community challenges, downloadable scavenger hunts and other activities, and video explorations of science concepts.
Billings Farm & Museum at Home
Enjoy these crafts and activities at home! Click the images to download and print the activities and instructions.
Information on topics such as early childhood health, mental health, ordering vital records or end of life concerns. 1-800-464-4343