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A simple number to dial for information about health and human service organizations in your community. Call Specialists will problem solve and refer callers from throughout Vermont to government programs, community-based organizations, support groups and other local resources.

Information on treatment centers and programs by client type and special focus, including chronic pain and treatment vs. jail. Also provides information on programs for specific types of drug addictions and programs for specific age groups and gender.

Provides a comprehensive list of family programs, services and resources for Service Members, Veterans and family members located in Vermont.

Links to Vermont Chapters of AUSA, which develop programs and activities that provide community support and serve as liaisons between the Army and local civilian communities.

List of DS/USA Chapters in Vermont. Established by disabled Vietnam Veterans, DS/USA offers sports rehabilitation programs, including winter skiing, aquatic sports, competition and special sports events, to anyone with a permanent disability.

Alerts communities and coordinates emergency responses to damage, injury and loss of life and property due to natural, technological or man-made disasters and emergencies. Also included are workbooks for families, schools and businesses to help everyone prepare for emergencies.

Links to advocacy, employment, housing, health care, legal, financial and other resources available to Service Members, Veterans and families in the State of Vermont.

Provides a network of social services and resources to Veterans and their family members following deployment.

Represents more than 2,000 counties across the U.S. NACo also provides links to important contacts and resources in Vermont counties such as Congressional districts and census data. For more information visit the Web site of your NACo state affiliate.

Provides governors with services that include representing states in Washington, DC on key issues and developing policy reports on innovative state programs. NGA addresses areas that include education, health and technology and welfare reform. Visit NGAs Web site for information about Vermont state government.

Works to strengthen and promote cities as centers of opportunity, leadership and governance. NLC also provides contact information for many cities and towns in Vermont to connect you to the programs and services they offer in your community.

A comprehensive list of services available to Vermonters within and outside of AHS.

Coordinates effective responses to bioterrorism and other public health emergencies through Vermont's Department of Health. Resources for Families provides information on disaster kits and shelters.

Helps low-income Vermonters pay part of their home heating bills.

Use the drop down menu on the page to find a list of TCF Chapters in your area, which offer help with grief resolution after the death of a child.

Provides a comprehensive directory of resources for military and family members. Includes the VA, National Center for PTSD, education, VA Benefits, Veteran's organizations, civilian resources directory and more.

Provides Vermont resources for finding legal advice or representation, hiring or using a lawyer, and representing yourself or learning about the law.

Directory of Pro Bono Legal Programs serving residents of Vermont.

List of Vermont ESGR Committee contacts. Each committee has trained volunteer ombudsmen who help resolve issues between employers and their employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserve. Services may include Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) information, informal mediation and referral services to resolve conflicts.

Helps low-income people and families buy the food they need for good health. You can apply for benefits by completing a state application form.

Provides information, resources and news for and about the Vermont National Guard.

Fact sheet that describes the full range of VA programs, benefits and services available to Veterans and their families in Vermont. Resources include information on health care facilities, counseling centers and vocational rehabilitation. Download the VA's Vermont fact sheet.

Statewide point of contact to assist members in accessing Veterans Affairs benefits and healthcare services. Download the TAA contact list to find the Transition Assistance Advisor information for the state of Vermont.

Vet Centers provide readjustment counseling and outreach services to all Veterans who served in any combat zone and to their families for military-related issues.

Information about health care, benefits and transition assistance for Vermont Veterans and their families.

Application for a Vermont Veteran's license plate.

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2-1-1 Vermont
A simple number to dial for information about health and human service organizations in your community. Call Specialists will problem solve and refer callers from throughout Vermont to government programs, community-based organizations, support groups and other local resources.
Vermont State Summary of VA Programs & Services
Fact sheet that describes the full range of VA programs, benefits and services available to Veterans and their families in Vermont. Resources include information on health care facilities, counseling centers and vocational rehabilitation. Download the VA's Vermont fact sheet.
The Vermont Yellow Book - Resources for Service Members & Their Families
Provides a comprehensive directory of resources for military and family members. Includes the VA, National Center for PTSD, education, VA Benefits, Veteran's organizations, civilian resources directory and more.
Veterans License Plates
Application for a Vermont Veteran's license plate.
Vet Centers in Vermont
Vet Centers provide readjustment counseling and outreach services to all Veterans who served in any combat zone and to their families for military-related issues.