With so many people struggling with the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are updating this list of resources regularly. If you don’t find what you need here, please call or text 2-1-1. You can also visit their online database.
Each organization's name is linked to further information, just click on it.
See something that should be added? Email clarissa@uwlamoille.org to add resources to this list.
Food
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Lamoille North and Lamoille South Supervisory Unions are providing free meals to ALL children under the age of 18 even if they are not a student.
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Curbside pick-up - specific hours only.
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Call 855-855-6181 or visit https://www.hungerfreevt.org/3squaresvt-resource-hub.
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Contact the Morrisville Office at 888-253-8798 or 802-888-7447. You can also visit their website by clicking the link above.
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Providing meal delivery to elderly clients on Tuesdays & Thursdays, as well as welfare checks via phone on Mondays & Fridays.
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For elder Vermonters in need of extra help getting food. Their helpline is 1-800-642-5119.
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Food shelf at the end of Railroad Street in Johnson. Call 802-635-9003 for accurate hours.
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Food shelf in the basement of Second Congregational Church in Jeffersonville. Call 802-644-8911 for updated hours.
Housing
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Housing Counselors are available. Call 802-888-7993.
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Lamoille Housing Partnership provides longterm, income-eligible, affordable housing. They can be contacted at info@lamoillehousing.org. Click for more info on how to apply.
Household Supplies
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Call Capstone at 802-888-7993 to arrange a curbside pick-up of household items such as toilet paper, paper towels, shampoo, bath soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, feminine products, diapers, etc.
Financial
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Capstone Community Action can assist with taxes over the phone. Call 802-888-7993.
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Vermont Department of Labor now has an online form for unemployment claim or call 1-877-214-3332.
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Vermont Economic Services is waiving in-person contact requirements for benefits programs. Apply online or by phone 1-800-479-6151.
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If you have been financially affected by the COVID-19 outbreak and need help with utilities, rent or other basic needs, download this form, fill it out electronically and email it back to unitedway@uwlamoille.org. The use of United Way of Lamoille County's response fund is solely for the financial impacts caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. If you would like assistance filling out this form please call our office at 802-888-3252 and leave a detailed message. We will return your call as soon as possible.
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Non-Profit organizations may apply for micro grants for any additional supply or technology needs as a result of preventing the spread of the COVID 19 Virus. Maximum grant amount is $500.00.
Employment
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VocRehab is accessible remotely. They are taking calls, referrals and are able to help people with: training, job search, job maintenance, and career assessment during and in preparation for emerging from the crisis. Their Morrisville office can be reached at: 802-888-5976. Click to access their website.
Talking With Your Kids
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Talking with children about handling emergencies
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Talking to kids about the coronavirus.
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Talking with children about the Coronavirus. Messages for parents, school staff, and others working with children.
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Coronavirus: How to talk to your child.
Domestic & Sexual Violence
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Advocates are still working and available for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Their hotline is answered 24/7 at 802-888-5256. Click for further info.
Substance Misuse & Recovery
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NCVRC is running several groups online to support individuals in recovery. Click for more info.
Legal Help
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This page has lots of helpful info on accessing legal help during the COVID-19 crisis.
