Provides social and recreational programs for anyone in the community. A place where adults with disabilities and their families can make friends, enjoy fun programming, and have inclusive opportunities in the community. Anyone is welcome to attend. Children needing supervision and anyone needing personal care support are asked to bring a caregiver.

Offers a program where trained volunteer women (mentors) provide support to women reintegrating to the community after incarceration. The program is a collaboration with the Vermont Department of Corrections and other community partners and grantors.

Provides a trained, background checked virtual mentor to any family with a newborn in order to reduce isolation, answer questions, and connect with community resources. Available via cell, Zoom, Facetime, etc.

Provides matching services and one-to-one support between community volunteers and individuals. Activities may include attending social activities, running errands, and spending time together. Advocates may also act as spokespersons, assisting with housing, employment, legal, medical or other needs.