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Crisis Hotlines

Adult Protective Services to report abuse-----------------------------------------1.800.564.1612

 

Child Abuse Hotline---------------------------------------------------------------------1.800.649.5285

 

Child Sex Abuse Hotline---------------------------------------------------------------1.866.367.5444

 

Children's Crisis Line (RMH)----------------------------------------------------------1.802.773.4225

 

Domestic Violence Hotline------------------------------------------------------------1.800.799.7233

 

Food and Fuel Hotline------------------------------------------------------------------1.800.479.6151

 

Human Trafficking Hotline-------------------------------------------------------------1.888.373.7888

 

LGBTQ Crisis Hotline-------------------------------------------------------------------1.866.488.7386

 

National Runaway Hotline-------------------------------------------------------------1.800.786.2929

 

Poison Control----------------------------------------------------------------------------1.800.222.1222

 

Smoking Cessation, VT Quit Now---------------------------------------------------1.800.784.8669

 

Rutland Mental Health Adult Crisis Line-------------------------------------------1.802.775.1000

 

Rutland Rape Crisis Hotline-----------------------------------------------------------1.802.775.3232

Sexual Violence Hotline----------------------------------------------------------------1.800.489.7273

 

Suicide Hotline---------------------------------------------------------------------------1.800.273.8255

 

24 Hour Teen Line-----------------------------------------------------------------------1.800.639.6095

 

Under Aged Drinking Tip Line--------------------------------------------------------1.866.833.6873

 

Veterans Crisis Line---------------------------------------------------------------------1.800.273.8255

Recovery Groups/Programs
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Narcotics Anonymous

802.773.5757

www.gmana.org

gmana.pr@gmail.com

NA is a nonprofit fellowship of men and women for whom drugs have become a major problem. They are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean.

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Alcoholics Anonymous

802.775.0402

www.aavt org

AA helps people find local help and their alcohol addiction and treatment.

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SMART Recovery

866.951.5357

www.smartrecovery.org

SMART Recovery is the leading self-empowering addiction recovery support group. Our participants learn tools for recovery based on the latest scientific research.

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Al Anon

866.972.5266

www.vermontalanonalateen.org

info@vermontalanonalateen.org

PO Box 4593

Burlington, VT 05406

A fellowship of relatives and friends addicts who share their experience, strength and hope, in order to solve their common problems.

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Rocking Horse Circle of Support

Evergreen Center

802.747.3588

www.rmhsccn.org

45 Union St. Rutland VT 05701

A program designed for women of all ages including those with young children and pregnant women who are substance users or whose lives have been affected by the substance of a spouse, significant other or family member.

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802 Quits Tobacco

800.784.8669    802.747.3768

www.802quits.org

Free one-on-one, group, phone and website tobacco cessation coaching. Free or reduced cost nicotine replacement for Vermonters 18 years and older with counseling.

Mental Health/Counseling/Support

Vermont Recovery Network

https://www.vtrecoverynetwork.org

(802)738-8998

  Helping people who have experienced problems as a result of addiction to find, maintain and enhance their recovery through peer support, sober recreation and educational opportunities. The Vermont Recovery Network unites Vermont's Recovery Centers who offer safe places with peer recovery support, Recovery Coaching, space for 12-step meetings, other recovery meetings (SMART Recovery, All Recovery, LifeRing, Co-occuring Recovery groups, etc.), educational workshops, peer support for people on M.A.T., support for young adults, family support and volunteer opportunities. 

Vermont Psychiatric Survivors

www.vermontpsychiatricsurvivors.org

802.775.6834     1.800.564.2106

128 Merchants Row #606, Rutland, VT 05701

​An independent, statewide, survivor-run organization for mental health workers and psychiatric consumers/survivors/ex-patients. The primary focus is to empower individuals, assist in recovery and employment.

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)

http://www.namivt.org

1.800.950.6264​

The nation's largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for millions of Americans affected by mental illness. NAMI advocates for access to services, treatment, supports and research and is steadfast in its commitment to raising awareness and building a community of hope for all of those in need.

Rutland Mental Health

www.rmhsccn.org

802.775.2381

78 South Main St. PO Box 222, Rutland, VT 05701

​A community mental health and developmental disabilities system providing medical, clinical, and supportive services, to promote health, and to further other benevolent, scientific, and educational activities. Provides services and education for adults, children, and families. Services include programs for seniors, volunteers, substance abuse, and the community.

Rutland Behavioral Health

www.rrmc.org

802.747.1857

​Outpatient behavioral health services. May require a physician referral.

Brattleboro Retreat

www.brattlebororetreat.org

1.800.738.7328-or-802.258.3700

​Provides help for mental health and addictive disorders, alcohol or other drug use. Provides specialized diagnosis and treatment services for children, adolescents and adults suffering from a wide range of psychiatric and addictive challenges.

Valley Vista

www.vvista.net

802.222.5201

23 Upper Plain, Bradford, VT 05033

​80-bed inpatient alcohol and chemical dependency treatment center, offering comprehensive services for adult men and women, adolescents, and their families. Provides a safe structured environment for the treatment of patients with addictive and co-occurring disorders.

Recovery House (Serenity and Grace Houses)

www.recoveryhousevt.org

802.446.2640

98 Church Street, Wallingford, VT

An alcohol, drug, gambling and family rehabilitation program providing effective treatment with practical goals and a reasonable cost for services. Open to anyone who they feel would benefit from treatment, including those currently supervised by corrections programs, pregnant women, and intravenous drug users. Includes Serenity House and Grace House.

Spring Lake Ranch Recovery Community

www.springlakeranch.org

802.492.3322

1169 Spring Lake Rd. Cuttingsville, VT 05738

​A private non-profit corporation providing licensed residential treatment on a working farm and a variety of transitional options in Rutland. Offering a healing community for people with mental illness, or mental illness with an associated addiction disorder.

Clinics/Outpatient Treatment

Rutland Community Health Center

802.773.3386

www.chcrr.org

215 Stratton Rd., Rutland, VT 05701

Primary Care Offices offer a full range of services including preventative health care (annual physicals, work physicals, school, camp, and sports physicals), women’s health care, infant & well-child care, immunization, dental, behavioral health, express care, management of chronic or serious illness, minor office procedures (including laceration repair and removal of skin lesions), X-ray and laboratory services.

 

West Ridge Center for Addiction Recovery

802.776.5800

www.rrmc.org

​Provides medication-assisted recovery services.

 

Bradford Psychiatric Associates

(802) 775-7798

Providing case management services and Medication Assisted Treatment options.

Housing

Rutland Housing Authority

 

http://www.rhavt.org

802.775.2926

5 Tremont St., Rutland, VT 05701

​Works to create diverse housing opportunities by building partnerships that support healthy, vibrant, sustainable neighborhoods. RHA assists with information, administration, and applications for subsidized and fair market housing

Dodge House

802.775.6772

95 Crescent St., Rutland, VT 05701

Their mission is to reconcile prisoners with society and society with prisoners. They are working locally to serve former prisoners in their difficult transition to the community, assuring harmony in their lives and greater public safety.

DISMAS House

 

http://www.dismasofvermont.org

802.775.5539

103 Park Ave., Rutland, VT 05701

​Their mission is to reconcile prisoners with society and society with prisoners. They are working locally to serve former prisoners in their difficult transition to the community, assuring harmony in their lives and greater public safety.

New Story Center

 

http://www.nscvt.org

802.775.3232

​A safe place for women to escape domestic and sexual violence. Provides housing and counseling services to women and their families.

Open Door Mission

 

802.775.5661

31 Park St., Rutland, VT 05701

​A 51-bed facility with emergency shelter and a long-term veteran's shelter. A soup kitchen is held three times a day M-F and twice a day S-S. It is a dry, no tolerance shelter. It also offers a thrift store.

Homeless Prevention Center

http://www.hpcvt.org

802.775.9286

56 Howe St., Rutland, VT 05701

​Provides services to prevent homelessness or rehouse those experiencing homelessness by offering hope. Assists families and individuals in addressing barriers in maintaining and sustaining their housing, coordination of services, assists with housing search, advocacy, appeals and tenancy education, facilitates and has understanding of terms and conditions of your lease, and can provide financial assistance with back rent or a new lease for qualifying households.

                 Assisted Living Today

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Housing support and resources for Senior Veterans.

Veterans give their all in the service, yet may find it challenging to resume their civilian lives, especially if they suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Reintegrating into the community can be a long, hard road.

And even later in life, veterans face an additional hurdle if they need to move into an assisted living facility (ALF): the high cost of care.

Fortunately for veterans and their surviving spouses, there are benefits available to help alleviate the financial burden that comes with long-term care in an assisted living facility.

Employment Assistance

BROC Community Action

www.broc.org

802.775.0878

​ BROC Community Action works to change conditions that either cause poverty or stand in the way of its elimination. BROC Community Action assists low-income Vermonters with basic needs, as well as helping them develop skills and resources for self-sufficiency through employment opportunities. BROC Community Action works to provide comprehensive, non-bureaucratic family services. BROC Community Action offers voluntary partnerships with families based on equality, respect, and mutual learning. These partnerships build on families' strengths and successes and have as their goal: moving out of poverty and into self-sufficiency.

Vocational Rehabilitation

vocrehab.vermont.gov

802.786.5866

​When disability impacts work, VocRehab Vermont has the expertise and resources to help.
Vocrehab offers free, flexible services to any Vermonter or employer dealing with a disability that affects employment. We partner with human service providers and employers across Vermont to help people with disabilities realize their full potential.

Working Fields

www.workingfieldsllc.com

802-348-4610

Brokering Second Chances Working fields works with individuals that are looking for a second chance. People who are ready to commit to a new opportunity and are willing to do what it takes to establish themselves as dedicated and trusted employees

Vermont Job Link

802.786.5837

Providing Job placement services to out of work Vermonters

Transportation

The Bus

802.773.3244

Bridges and Beyond

802.747.3710

Medicaid Ride Service

802.773.8682 out of town 802.747.3502

Court/Legal/Government

Public Defender's Office

802.786.5823

Rutland City Police

802.773.1816

Rutland County Sheriff

802.775.8002

Victim's Advocate

802.786.2531

Vermont Legal Aid

1.800.889.2047

Pretrial Services

802.236.7988

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