American Red Cross Northern Vermont Chapter
A humanitarian volunteer organization helping people prevent, prepare for, and cope with emergency situations. Programs include safety education and training, disaster relief and preparedness, and international services.
Phone: 800-660-9130 or 802-660-9130
Champlain Adaptive Mounted Program (CH.A.M.P.)
CH.A.M.P. is a NAHRA accredited organization that provides holistic recreational therapeutic horseback riding for students with a wide range of physical, mental, and emotional challenges.
Phone: 802-372-4087
Champlain Islanders Developing Essential Resources, INC. (CIDER)
Created to provide human services to the senior citizens and persons with disabilities of Grand Isle County in order that they may remain in their own homes as independently as possible.
Phone: 802-372-6425
Champlain Islands Parent Child Center
Provides education and support services to Island families with children from birth to eight. This includes pre-school, playgroups, licensed child care, reach-Up services, Parents as Teachers, healthy Baby, and Welcoming Island Newborns home visits.
Phone: Alburg 802-796-3013
Phone: South Hero 802-372-4704
Champlain Valley Agency on Aging, Inc
Provides information and support for people 60 and older to remain active, healthy, financially secure, and in control of their own lives. Programs include Case Management, Meals on Wheels, Senior Community Meals, Senior Help-line, Transportation, and Health Promotion.
Phone: 800-642-5119 or 802-865-0360
CarePartners Adult Center
An adult day program, serves frail adults with memory loss or physical disability and their caregivers by providing therapeutic activities, health monitoring, supervision, and respite.
Phone: 802-527-0548
Family Center of Northwestern Vermont
Parenting support and education (home visits, workshops, developmental screening) and childcare support services (support and training for providers, resource and referral, and subsidy for families).
Phone: 802-524-6574 or 800-427-6574
Foster Grandparents
Provides limited income adults, 60 years and older, rewarding stipended volunteer positions working with special needs children and youth in a variety of community settings.
Phone: 802-524-6337 or 802-651-5360
Franklin Grand Isle 4-H Foundation
An educational program which helps youth develop project and life skills including decision making, management, communication, relating to others, self-understanding, and group process.
Phone: 802-524-6501
Franklin County Court Diversion and Community Justice Programs
Community response to crime that support victims and promotes a healthy community.
Phone: 802-524-5560 or 802-527-1112
Franklin County Home Health Agency, Inc
A comprehensive health care organization that provides home care, hospice, private duty and community based services.
Phone: 802-527-7531
Franklin County Senior Center
A community based center available for all senior citizens; fulfilling cultural, educational, and nutritional needs. The aim is to prevent isolation and to help maintain healthy lifestyles and attitudes.
Phone: 802-524-6616
Franklin Grand Isle Community Action/CVOEO, Inc.
Works with and provides a variety of free services to lower income residents of the two counties, in order to help families and individuals create secure, healthy lives for themselves and to develop the skills and resources needed for economic independence.
Phone: 802-527-7392 or 800-300-7392
Girl Scouts Council of Vermont
Where girls grow strong in an accepting, nurturing, diverse environment, building character and skills for success. Vermont's preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls.
Phone: 802-9878-7131 or 800-639-3055
Grand Isle Court Diversion
Provide support for victims of crime, address unlawful behaviors, and promote healthy communities
Phone: 802-372-4955.
Greater Burlington YMCA
The YMCA develops youth and supports families through early childhood programs, after-school and summer school-age programs, and camping programs.
Phone: 802-527-4872 or 802-862-9622
Green Mountain Council/Boy Scouts of America
United way funding supports training for volunteers in Franklin/Grand Isle Counties. Boy Scouts provides a comprehensive family program for boys ages 6 through 14 and young men and women ages 14 through 20. Scouting prepares young people to make ethical and moral choices throughout their lifetimes by instilling them the values found in the South Oath and Law.
Phone: 800-704-3089
Maple Leaf Farm - From Addiction to Recovery
Maple Leaf Farm provides medical detoxification and residential treatment for ages 17 and up, who suffer from chemical addiction. Maple Leaf has served Vermonters for over 47 years.
Phone: 802-899-2911 or 800-254-5659
Northwestern Counseling and Support Services, Inc.
Comprehensive community behavioral health and developmental service that addresses the needs of people affected by emotional and cognitive impairment, and promotes the functional independence of these individuals within the communities in which they live. United Way funding supports the Children's Respite Program.
Phone: 802-524-6554 or 800-834-7793
Prevent Child Abuse -Vermont
PCA-V offers Parents Together Support Groups, Nurturing Parent/Child Programs, Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention, Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Programs, and a toll free crisis line. Distributes the Vermont Parents' Home Companion and Resource Directory.
Phone: 802-229-5724 or 800-244-5373
Northern Tier Center for Health (N.O.T.C.H) is a Federally Qualified Health Center with 4 locations -Alburg, Enosburg, Richford, and Swanton - providing a full range of Health and Dental Services and Summer Day Camp. Open daily 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Phone: 802-848-3829
Samaritan House
We serve any person who is homeless and without other housing alternatives or resources. This is accomplished by granting access to safe, temporary shelter, food and other basic needs and support services.
Phone: 802-527-0847
Vermont Center for Independent Living
A non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for Vermonters with disabilities.
Phone: 802-229-0501 or 800-639-1522 (v/tty)
Voices Against Violence/Laurie's House
The Agency provides support, advocacy, and shelter
services to victims/survivors of domestic and sexual violence and promotes community wide awareness and education.
Phone: 802-524-8538 Hotline 802-524-6575 or 800-228-7395
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