Open Door Mission we believe no one should have to go a night being hungry or cold, especially the men and women who served our country. Since 1967 we have been providing meals, shelter, clothing, Internet/Computer access, and anything else we are able to our residents. A majority of our…
View moreThey serve over 300 people each year in emergency shelter, transitional housing, outreach, and basic needs services. All are welcomed and there is no charge for services.
View moreNortheast Kingdom Youth Services (NEKYS) is a nonprofit agency offering family, youth, and restorative justice programs.
View moreSafe Haven is a 4-bed transitional living shelter for people who are homeless and have a mental illness, primarily serving residents of Orange County, Washington County, and the upper towns of Windsor County. Safe Haven provides a place to live within the community while working on personal goals in a…
View moreSamaritan House Inc. provides emergency shelter and support services to people experiencing homelessness within Vermont's Franklin & Grand Isle Counties
View moreVeteran Assistance Office is a 501-c3 Non-profit that provides Veterans Assistance and operates The Dodge House. The Dodge House is transitional housing for Veterans who find themselves homeless.
View moreThe Veterans’ Place is a transitional housing facility combined with assistive services for Homeless Veterans within Central Vermont. Our goal is to help Homeless Veterans transition from the homeless population. We have more than twenty-five other dedicated partners helping us.
View moreOur mission is to advocate for the health, education & financial stability of Lamoille County families. We create programs & work with local partners to bring about positive changes in our community. For more information on what we do, visit our website.
View moreWindsor County Youth Services is a Non-Profit Homeless Shelter for Youth in Crisis.
View moreThe Wilson provides deeply affordable, permanent housing for low-income and formerly homeless individuals (as opposed to people who come to COTS with families).
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