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Community Resources

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Not Sure Where to Start?

Finding the right assistance or information can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when you're not sure who to contact.

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Tri-Valley Transit

Provides public transportation throughout Central Vermont, helping residents access shopping, medical appointments, community activities, and other destinations.

(802) 223-7287 (Washington County)

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Not Sure Where to Start?

​Supports older adults, caregivers, and families with aging-related services, resources, and community programs. CVCOA also helps connect individuals with meals, transportation, Medicare information, and opportunities for healthy aging.

(802) 477-1364

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AARP Vermont

Offers educational programs, information, and resources designed to help older adults stay informed, safe, healthy, and engaged in their communities, including driver safety and fraud prevention education.

(866) 227-7451

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Vermont Foodbank

Helps connect Vermonters with food assistance through a statewide network of food shelves, meal programs, and community organizations.

(800) 585-2265

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