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Provides community food shelf services. Personal care items may be available depending on donations. Also provides holiday baskets.

Offers clothing and small household items at reasonable prices.

Provides people with developmental disabilities of all ages with opportunities to express themselves through art, music, dance, literacy, athletics, and fitness while developing bonds of friendship and providing respite for families and caregivers. Offers job skills activities with vocational, social, and business skills training. Provides a wide range of volunteer opportunities. Through these programs ZP Participants contribute and benefit from the community.

Provides flexibly scheduled and routed door-to-door (or curb-to-curb) transportation services. Coordinates and provides non-emergency medical transportation to health and wellness appointments. Offers transportation for individuals in recovery to support groups, job training and access, medication-assisted treatment, recovery centers, drug testing, and other services. Provides opportunities for volunteer drivers.

Develops partnerships, coordinates volunteers, and supports program initiatives that address specific issues in the areas of education, income and health. This includes programs that strengthen financial stability, financial literacy, individual nutritional and physical well being, early learning, addiction prevention. Additionally, support is provided for programs addressing basic needs such as housing, food, and accessibility in service communities.

Provides community food shelf services. Personal care items may be available depending on donations.

Provides free services to people who have disabilities that affect their ability to get jobs, keep them, or advance in their careers. Counselors and specialists in 12 district offices work together with an extensive network of partners to help participants assess their interests and skills, explore career options, obtain career-focused training, and secure jobs and career advancement.

Provides presentations to schools, churches, businesses, medical staff, law enforcement, and comminty orgainzations. Topics include sexual assault, dating violence, sexual harrassment, and human trafficking.

Provides outreach to those at highest risk for contracting or transmitting HIV infection by offering condoms, safer sex information, HIV and Hep C testing, health and addiction treatment referrals, syringe exhange services, and case management.

Maintains a phone line and website dedicated to connecting commuters to alternative transportation modes such as carpooling, vanpooling, and mass transit. Also provides information about state-operated Park & Ride locations, as well as a link to locations of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. In addition, provides information about becoming a volunteer driver at participating local transit agencies.

Arranges volunteer medical flights in the greater Northeast region as far west as Ohio and as far south as Florida. Provides free flights to patients receiving medical care for acute or chronic healthcare conditions. Trips also may be for diagnostic and follow-up care. Compassion flights are provided on a case-by-case basis.

Pays for necessary training of farmworkers and other agricultural workers on new farm and/or agricultural equipment in exchange for the farmer/grower giving the worker a new title and an increase in pay.

Provides intensive case management individually tailored to meet the needs of each family. Counselors work with families to assess needs and establish housing goals. Also provides assistance with locating, securing or maintaining housing.

Provides information about immunizations from birth through age 26.

Provides a wide range of health and wellness, recreational, youth development and family development programs including classes, and recreational activities. Also provides age-appropriate fitness programs for seniors, child care services, leadership development opportunities, summer camps, and parent-child programs.

Provides shelter; medical treatment; and other basic care for stray and surrendered animals, including dogs, cats, and other small pets. Facilitates adoption of shelter animals, matching pets with the most appropriate households. Helps reduce feline overpopulation through a trap/neuter/return program for free-roaming (feral) cats. Provides a Foster Care Program that includes food and supplies for foster care volunteers caring for pregnant cats and dogs, animals recovering from minor surgery, and animals in extreme stress in the shelter environment. Provides a wide array of donation and volunteer opportunities.

Provides rescue services to dogs at risk, placing them in foster homes and ultimately connecting them to adoptive households. Offers education and training to individuals and families on behavior modification, pet care, and pet owner responsibilities. Also provides volunteer opportunities, including fostering. Does not provide a shelter; rescued animals are fostered in private homes. Offers a Senior to Senior Program matching older adults with older dogs.

Provides a broad selection of recreational opportunities and leisure time activities.

Provides ongoing family support to all military personnel and families. Operates as a one-stop service center which provides assistance, information and referral to other agencies and organizations that assist service members and their families in both the military and civilian sectors. Services include emergency assistance, education and training, Tricare and insurance issues, ID cards, family care plans, counselor support, employer support, financial, family advocacy, legal property and household issues, reintegration and adjustment concerns.

Offers many funding options as well as two types of low interest loans for damages as a result of a Federally declared disaster. The Business Disaster Loan can be used for physical damages and necessary structural improvements.

Provides individualized, comprehensive, outpatient treatment services that address both the users' needs and the needs of those affected by the users' addictions.

Provides workshops on garden and nutrition education, as well as gardening supplies, in order to address issues of food insecurity.

Provides a full range of supportive services for individuals with a limited life expectancy, and their families. Also provides comprehensive Palliative and support care to individuals in need of pain and other symptom management whether or not they have a life limiting illness.

Provides pre-bagged food staples. Provision of personal care items is dependent upon availability.

Provides financial assistance to repair or replace failed or inadequate on-site wastewater and drinking water systems (usually a septic system or a well) for Vermonters disproportionately affected by COVID-19. Once eligibility has been verified, applicants who have not had the system failure confirmed by a licensed designer, engineer, or state official will schedule a visit with a state official who can confirm system failure. Failed systems that meet the eligibility criteria and been repaired or replaced after March 3, 2021 are also eligible to apply for funding.