Resources
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Quick Links:
For a list of all Vermont benefit programs, click here to access the Vermont Department of Children and Families website.
For a comprehensive list of general resources, click here for 211.
Heat, Energy, and Water Resources:
Click here for information and applications to assistance with heat, energy and water payments.
Click here for Wheels For Warmth, a resource to purchase vehicle tires inexpensively as well as where to donate your vehicle tires.
Click here to access the State of Vermont’s seasonal and crisis fuel assistance information and applications.
Contact BROC for assistance if you are not eligible for the State’s programs. BROC’s phone number: 802-775-0878.
Contact Slate Valley Cares if you have applied for and been denied assistance from BROC.
Food & Nutrition Resources:
Click here to access 3SquaresVT: 3Squares can help you put healthy food on your table every day. Email 3svt@vtfoodbank.org, call 1-855-855-6181 or text VFBSNAP to 85511
Click here to access 3Squares in a Snap! An easier way for older & disabled Vermonters to access 3SquaresVT – a program that helps you put healthy foods on the table.
Click here to access CSFP. The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) is a federal nutrition program which offers free monthly nutrition information and nutritious foods to income-eligible older adults.
Click here to access VeggieVanGo: Along with healthy, fresh food, VeggieVanGo provides education and outreach to improve food security.
Click here to access the Farmacy Project which features fresh produce prescriptions for individuals as “medicine” for chronic diet-related health conditions and fresh produce provided to these clients grown exclusively by new and emerging Rutland farmers.
Click here for to access WIC (Women, Infants, and Children). The WIC Program provides access to healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support and referrals to health care and other community resources