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Community resources
A statewide Vermont directory of practical resources for people navigating employment barriers, recovery, housing, mental health, transportation, legal needs, health coverage, and basic needs.
HighTop Social Enterprises does not provide emergency, clinical, legal, or case-management services through this website. Resource details are provided for informational purposes and should be confirmed directly with each organization.
16 resources
Housing first program providing transitional and permanent supportive housing for people in recovery. No sobriety requirement.
Affordable housing and rental assistance for low-income Vermonters. Down payment assistance also available.
Transitional housing for young adults ages 16-24 in recovery. Case management and life skills support included.
Free or low-cost health coverage for Vermont residents. Covers substance use treatment, mental health, and medical care.
Vermont's leading mental health and substance use treatment provider. Outpatient, residential, and crisis services. Medicaid accepted.
Free, 24/7 text-based crisis support. Trained counselors available around the clock for any type of crisis.
Public bus service throughout Chittenden County. Reduced fares available for WIOA participants and income-eligible riders.
Ride assistance for medical appointments, job interviews, and essential travel for Vermonters without transportation.
Largest food shelf in Vermont. No income verification required. Open Monday through Saturday.
Free helpline connecting Vermonters to local health, human services, and community resources including SNAP, fuel assistance, and childcare.
Free civil legal help for low-income Vermonters. Specializes in housing, benefits, expungement, and employment discrimination.
Free assistance clearing eligible criminal records to reduce employment barriers for people in recovery.
Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral and information service in English and Spanish.
Network of 14 recovery community centers across Vermont. Peer support, social events, and recovery coaching.
American Job Center offering job search assistance, resume help, interview coaching, and WIOA services. Free to all Vermonters.
Career training and employment services with a focus on inclusive, recovery-friendly workplaces. Trades training and job placement.
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