Social Media Ideas for Vermont Asylum Assistance Project

End of immigration program forces difficult choices for Vermont residents

Middlebury submits state’s first CHIP application

Vermont expands housing investment program

Vermont expands community-based mental health care with four new centers

Four more Vermont mental health agencies have been certified as Community-Based Integrated Health Centers, expanding a model designed to make care more accessible and better coordi...

A popular Vermont housing rehab program puts down roots

Changes to VT homelessness response plan now in effect

WATERBURY, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) - The first phase of Vermont's new plan to address homelessness just started on Tuesday, and it's already receiving a mix of reactions. The plan, which...

Vermont nonprofit sees $500,000 gift to create youth homelessness services endowment

Vermont ends night and weekend intake for state-funded motel rooms

New facility for troubled youth on track to be built by next year in Vermont

Developer working with state on over $25 million youth center in South Burlington

Local nonprofit ramps up affordable housing in county

“This project is about more than pipes and roads. It’s about protecting affordable homeownership opportunities in rural Vermont and ensuring residents have safe, reliable infrastru...

Vermont State Proposed Rules

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Vermont State Proposed Rules

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Wanted: Large space for 100-bed emergency shelter in Chittenden County

Vermont State Proposed Rules

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Two new veterans clinics announced in, around Vermont

Clinics will soon be built in two communities in or near Vermont, providing mental health and primary care for some of the state's more than 37,000 veterans.

Vermont Psychiatric Care Hospital cuts staff and beds despite pushback

Court filing alleges Vermont Catholic Church posed ‘ethical proposition’ to shield funds from abuse survivors

Inside New York's multistate lawsuit over sharing TANF data

New York Attorney General Letitia James joined Vermont's Charity Clark and others in filing a lawsuit to block sharing of private personal data from welfare recipients.

ICE recently arrested at least 9 people in Vermont as the agency appears to ramp up immigration enforcement across the s...

Annual recovery summit aims to explain the unexplainable

Vermont veterans, Guard families seek support for Defend the Guard Act

Public Inebriate Program coming to Burlington

PIP reportedly aims to provide a space where intoxicated individuals can become sober, with help and support from trained staff.

49,000 Vermonters could lose Medicaid in the new year

49,000 Vermonters could lose Medicaid in the new year

Middlebury taps new housing development tool