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Offers comprehensive evaluations that include cognitive functioning, academic achievement, language skills, emotional regulation, attention, and behavioral issues related to learning, including dyslexia, language-based learning disabilities, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, developmental delays, and neuropsychological issues.

Provides public access computers and information on careers, college options, financial aid, and other resources at the resource center. Also provides online resources to anyone looking for information on financial aid, applying for college, and a variety of other topics.

Provides a visor card to help individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing communicate with law enforcement officers if they are pulled over while driving. There are tips for how officers should communicate with the cardholder, followed by options that cardholders can point to indicating how best to communicate (writing, texting, lip-reading, etc.) with them. On the back, there are graphics with one-word labels that officers can point to under “I need to see your” (license, registration, insurance, other) and “Violations.” The last section is “Help” and lists options for cardholders to show the officer what they need (medical, lost, tow, etc.).

Provides comprehensive and coordinated long-term care in an individual's home. Services include homemaker assistance, medication management, and assistance with the activities of daily living, including personal care and respite care. Also provides caregiving to clients with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI’s).

Provides rehabilitative therapies including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech language pathology to help individuals recovering from surgery, stroke, or illness. Also provides pediatric rehabilitative therapies.

Works with peers one on one and in groups to create independent living plans to reach an individuals' goals. Plans may include moving out of a nursing home, managing attendant care, budgeting finances, acquiring adaptive equipment, communicating more effectively, or finding a job.

Provides community art classes for all ages. Encourages individuals to participate and learn about different art mediums like acrylic painting, watercolor, and collage regardless of physical, mental, and artistic abilities.

Provides shelter and adoption services for stray or surrendered pets. All cats, dogs, and rabbits at the shelter are spayed or neutered and undergo behavior modification as necessary before being adopted out. Adoption includes a voucher for one free examination with your local veterinarian. Performs euthanasia only in circumstances of highly aggressive or extremely ill animals at the shelter. In addition, offers a means of reporting a missing pet via a form on the website.

Works in partnership with the Vermont Foodbank to provide weekend food supplies to school children. Tote bags of nutritious foods and snacks to last all weekend are prepared for teachers to distribute at participating schools. During the school year, H.O.P.E. also assists teachers at participating schools with students needs, such as clothing, school supplies, and toiletries.

Provides professional assistance with the assessment and development of plans for the care of individuals who, because of age, illness, disability or other difficulties, need assistance in planning and arranging for in-home care services. Putney's community Registered Nurse will coordinate the delivery of needed services, provide assistance/education around following medical advice and proper medication taking, assess in-home mobility safety to reduce the risk of falls, assist families with understanding the issues and needs of the family member requiring in-home care services, and provide ongoing follow-up visits to ensure the best possible health outcomes. All services provided are confidential and specific to each individual's needs.

Provides a visor card to help individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing communicate with law enforcement officers if they are pulled over while driving. There are tips for how officers should communicate with the cardholder, followed by options that cardholders can point to indicating how best to communicate (writing, texting, lip-reading, etc.) with them. On the back, there are graphics with one-word labels that officers can point to under “I need to see your” (license, registration, insurance, other) and “Violations.” The last section is “Help” and lists options for cardholders to show the officer what they need (medical, lost, tow, etc.).

Offers a Pregnancy Group, Parent-Baby Group, and Play Group for Vermonters to meet with other families, share experiences, and learn from local experts. The Pregnancy Group is hosted by a maternal child health nurse and visited by local pregnancy and early childhood specialists. Partners, children, and key supporters are welcome. The Parent-Baby Group is attended by a maternal child health nurse and a lactation professional. Infants, children, partners, and expectant parents welcome. The Play Group includes snack and a story time and is attended by early childhood specialists and is open to families with children from birth to age 5.

Provides post-permanency services including in-home adjusted parent education, consultation to treatment teams and advocacy, referrals to community resources, general adoption information, and kinship placements support.

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

Offers comprehensive clinical care and prevention services. Services include dental hygiene, extractions, X-rays, crowns and bridges.

Provides primary health care, as well as prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of illness. Services include primary medical care such as physical health examinations, immunizations, acute and chronic health screenings, obstetric care, laboratory testing, and birth control counseling. Provides onsite integrated health services to enhance access to appropriate prevention, treatment, recovery and wellness services and activities. Pediatric primary care is staffed by specialists who are concerned with the physical, emotional and social health of infants, children and adolescents from birth to young adulthood.

Provides a full range of inpatient and outpatient care and 24-hour emergency care. Services include 24-hour physician staffed emergency room services, diagnostic imaging, general medical and surgical services, lab testing, blood supply services, hospital-based outpatient services, disease specific treatment, pain management, adult and children's services.

Provides a personal line of credit that can be used for health care, dental care, or veterinary care. There is no interest ONLY IF ALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS ARE PAID ON TIME. Promotional periods vary based on dollar amount charged. If the balance is not paid by the end of the promotional period, the whole amount of interest accrued will be owed.

Encourages individuals to pursue education or training beyond high school by providing information about career options, preparing for college, college selection, financial aid, and education planning.

Provides community food shelf services. Personal care items may be available depending on donations. Regular monthly provision of fresh produce is available through partnership with Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital and Vermont Foodbank's VeggieVanGo program.

Provides a 20% discount off the monthly natural gas bill (except for the line item charge related to funding the low income program itself).

Receives public benefits, such as Social Security, on an individual's behalf. Sets up and manages their monthly budget. Mediates disputes with landlords, businesses, or service providers. Distributes remaining funds to the client throughout the month.

Provides families with modest financial assistance, as well as basic necessities such as diapers, clothing, gas cards, grocery cards and children's items.

Emergency Services team provides support through de-escalation calls, mobile crisis responses, assessment, and also answers 988 calls, chats and texts for the state of Vermont.

Provides information, guidance and assistance that supports the ability of family member caregivers to make decisions and solve problems relating to their responsibility of raising children in situations where the birth parents are unable or unwilling to provide for their care. Provides respite grants to kinship caregivers.