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The Resource Specialist supports families in reaching their goals related to maintaining safe, stable, and nurturing relationships and environments, by providing resources, referrals, and direct support with benefits/services navigation, application assistance, housing information, and advocacy.

Provides case/care management, supported employment services that include job coaching and placement, social and recreational opportunities and ongoing assessment and evaluation. May also provide assistance with the activities of daily living, including personal care, respite care, and transportation. Also provides Medicaid Waiver, a community-based, one-to-one, long term care services program to individuals with traumatic brain injury.

Provides grants to repair owner-occupied homes damaged in Presidentially Declared Disaster areas.

Provides case management, clean up, donation matching, financial resources, home repair, and rebuilding assistance to those impacted by the flood, and volunteer opportunities.

Provides education and support, including a monthly meet up, educational workshops, and a specialized childcare program.

Provides non-emergency air transportation in private aircraft by volunteer pilots to patients who need to access medical care. Also provides transportation to family members who need to travel to visit injured service members.

Conducts confidential ongoing outreach to current and former military members and their families, to identify potential needs and provide access to available services, including advanced outpatient mental health clinical services such as counseling and traumatic brain injury assessment. Also provides dental referral for veterans. Members of the outreach team can meet with veterans and families at home, at work, or any place in the community.

Provides a highly structured educational and therapeutic environment designed for students who require alternative learning methods beyond those offered in mainstream education.

Provides public awareness and education to promote community wellness and to prevent the misuse of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, with an emphasis on youth substance use prevention. Collaborates with other wellness programs, schools, and communities to help them promote healthy behaviors and reduce health risks.

Assists with support and information on such topics as survivor benefits, resources, programs, and educational resources.

Provides transitional housing that provides a bridge between emergency shelter and permanent housing while offering participants sufficient time to explore their housing and employment options.

Offers innovative and often very intensive assistance to youth transitioning to adulthood with accessing and succeeding in employment, education, housing, positive relationships, community connections, and living independently. The JOBS program focuses on youth who have either left or are seriously at-risk-of leaving school prior to successful graduation and are at high risk for involvement with the criminal justice system, substance use, homelessness, physical abuse, abusive behaviors, or other areas of significant concern.

Provides case management, clean up, donation matching, financial resources, home repair, and rebuilding assistance to those impacted by the flood, and volunteer opportunities.

Provides information about clinical trials for individuals at sites in the New England region, across the nation, and also through online surveys.

Provides a mobile app connecting individuals to a LGBTQ+ responder who can listen and offer information about community support resources such as healthcare, transportation, counseling, legal services, and emotional support programs.

Provides a faith-based, residential rehabilitation and long-term recovery program.

Offers a confidential, non-judgmental call and texting support service for Vermonters who are struggling and/or wanting to connect. Service is provided by individuals who have themselves struggled with mental health challenges and/or substance use disorders. Call length is not limited and staff provide listening, connection, and meaningful conversations.

Provides year round shelter services for families experiencing homelessness.

Provides advocates who are deaf in support of the domestic violence hotline services for individuals who are deaf, deaf/blind, or hard of hearing by videophone, instant message, live chat, or email. Services include crisis intervention, safety planning, and information and referrals to local agencies.

Provides a warmline which promotes safety in intimate partner relationships by identifying abusive behaviors and thoughts. The warmline offers preventive measures to those causing harm or individuals that feel impacted by domestic violence.

Provides access to community resources, including financial, medical, and legal information. In addition, a coordinator works with peers to improve options for independent living in the community.

Provides an online self-study course for EMTs and first responders on how to respectfully support a family when a baby dies.

Provides weekly phone talk sessions for individuals to connect with others and to talk with an expert about symptoms, options, and resources in a safe and supportive setting.

Provides financial assistance of up to 50,000 dollars per unit to make vacant rental units available by assisting with health and safety repairs, as well as repairing code violations such as electrical, plumbing, water, septic, heating systems, roof, accessibility, and other structural repairs. Program participants are required to provide a 20% match of grant funds and rent units at or below HUD Fair Market Rent prices. Program can also assist with the creation of new units, including accessory dwelling units.

Offers innovative and often very intensive assistance to youth transitioning to adulthood with accessing and succeeding in employment, education, housing, positive relationships, community connections, and living independently. The JOBS program focuses on youth who have either left or are seriously at-risk-of leaving school prior to successful graduation and are at high risk for involvement with the criminal justice system, substance use, homelessness, physical abuse, abusive behaviors, or other areas of significant concern.