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Addison County Pilot
A demonstration directory of recovery, mental health, housing, and basic-needs resources for Addison County, Vermont.
Downtown Middlebury, Vermont — photo by Jd4508, CC BY-SA 3.0
Addison County PilotDemonstration
This is a pilot demo for Addison County, Vermont. It is separate from the live Chittenden County directory and does not affect existing services. All 14 resources have been verified against official sources as of Oct 2026 — always confirm current availability directly with the provider before making a real referral.
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All Addison County Resources(14)
Counseling Service of Addison County — 24/7 Crisis Line
24/7 mental health and substance-use emergency services for Addison County residents. Connects callers directly with local clinicians.
Verification
Confirmed via csac-vt.org/contact-us and CSAC Facebook page, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Call directly — no appointment needed for crisis.
Eligibility
Serves Addison County residents experiencing a mental health or substance-use crisis.
CSAC Interlude — Adult Mental Health Urgent Care
Peer-supported mental health urgent care for adults — a welcoming, trauma-sensitive alternative to the ER. Home-like space with living room, kitchen, and private comfort areas. Staff include peer support specialists and clinicians using trauma-informed approaches.
99 Maple St. #16, Marble Works Complex, Middlebury, VT 05753
Mon 10am–6pm · Tue 10am–6pm · Wed 12pm–6pm · Thu 10am–6pm · Fri 10am–6pm
Visit websiteVerification
Address, phone, hours, and intake confirmed via csac-vt.org/services/adult-mental-health/interlude, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
No referral needed. Call 802-458-8219 for a same-day appointment or tour. Walk-ins not explicitly stated — call ahead. Visits typically ~90 minutes. No overnight accommodations.
Eligibility
Adults 18+. Grant-funded — no cost to guests. Friends/family/supporters welcome by appointment. Registered service animals only.
Mobile Crisis of Vermont
24/7 mobile mental health and substance-use support with two-person team response, referrals, and follow-up care. Serves all of Vermont including Addison County.
Verification
Confirmed via gethelpvt.org, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Call or visit website to request a mobile response.
Eligibility
Statewide — available to all Vermonters.
VT Helplink
Free, confidential, non-judgmental support and referrals for substance use treatment and recovery across Vermont.
Verification
Confirmed via humanservices.vermont.gov, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Call or search online directory — no referral needed.
Eligibility
Statewide — available to all Vermonters.
Counseling Service of Addison County — Substance Use Services
Outpatient substance use treatment including counseling, case management, and recovery assistance. Encourages support networks via AA and the Peer Recovery Center of Addison County.
Verification
Address and phone confirmed via hub.vthelplink.org provider directory and csac-vt.org, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Call for appointment; intake screening required.
Eligibility
Serves Addison County adults and youth; contact for program-specific eligibility.
Peer Recovery Center of Addison County
Peer recovery support, overdose prevention, and street outreach. Enhancing the spiritual, mental, physical, and social growth of the community affected by substance use disorders and addictive behaviors.
79 Court Street, Middlebury, VT 05753
Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm (available remotely until 8pm)
Visit websiteVerification
Address, phone, and hours confirmed via prcvt.org/contact and vermontbiz.com grand opening announcement, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Walk in or call during open hours. Hours subject to change without notice — call ahead if traveling from a distance.
Eligibility
Open to community members affected by substance use; contact directly for specific program eligibility.
Alcoholics Anonymous — Addison County (District 09)
AA meetings in the Addison County area (District 09), including Middlebury and Vergennes. In-person, online, and hybrid meetings are listed on the AA Vermont website with a searchable directory.
Verification
AA Vermont District 09 meeting directory confirmed via aavt.org, Oct 2026. Specific meeting times/locations are maintained live on the site and change periodically.
Intake / How to Access
No intake — walk in to any in-person meeting or join online. Confirm current schedule on aavt.org before attending, as times and locations change.
Eligibility
Open to anyone with a desire to stop drinking.
John Graham Housing & Services
Emergency shelter in Vergennes with nine units (single occupancy to six beds), serving individuals and families with children. Also offers housing navigation, eviction prevention, a community food shelf, gas vouchers, and grocery cards.
Verification
Address, phone, and intake confirmed via johngrahamshelter.org and Facebook listing, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Call 802-877-2677 to complete a Shelter Request. For emergency shelter tonight, call 211.
Eligibility
Serves individuals and families with children who are unhoused or facing eviction. Contact directly for specific eligibility criteria.
Charter House Coalition
Year-round emergency shelter for adult men and women, daily community meals, housing case management, street outreach, and social support services. Lead agency for coordinated entry and referrals in Addison County.
Verification
Phone, website, and services confirmed via chcvt.org and VTDigger/Middlebury Campus reporting, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Call 802-989-8621 any time for immediate help. Emergency shelter operates every night. Walk in for community meals and social support services.
Eligibility
Adults experiencing homelessness in and around Addison County. Contact directly for shelter intake and program-specific eligibility.
CVOEO — Addison County (Financial Assistance & Housing Navigation)
Community action agency providing financial assistance, housing navigation, and emergency assistance to Addison County residents.
Verification
Addison County phone number confirmed via cvoeo.org, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Call to apply or walk in; bring ID and proof of income if available.
Eligibility
Serves Addison County; income-based eligibility for some programs — contact for details.
Addison Food Hub (CVOEO Food Pantry)
Food pantry and hygiene products serving over 600 households. Operated by CVOEO at the Exchange Street location in Middlebury.
Verification
Address, phone, and hours confirmed via feedingchamplainvalley.org and cvoeo.org, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Walk in during open hours; no appointment needed.
Eligibility
Serves Addison County residents; contact for any documentation requirements.
HOPE — Food Shelf & Basic Needs
Helping Overcome Poverty's Effects (HOPE) operates one of the largest food shelves in the region, serving over 3,000 people each year. Offers non-perishables, dairy, produce, baked items, and fresh local produce through a gleaning program. Delivery available for those who can't visit in person.
282 Boardman Street, Middlebury, VT
Weekdays 9:00am–3:30pm (Wed 10:00am–3:00pm)
Visit websiteVerification
Address, phone, and hours confirmed via hope-vt.org/food-shelf and Facebook listing, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Walk in during open hours; no appointment needed. Call 802-388-3608 to arrange delivery if you can't visit. Bring your own reusable shopping bags.
Eligibility
Serves Addison County residents; contact for any documentation requirements.
Tri-Valley Transit — Addison Region
Fare-free Addison County bus routes plus Dial-A-Ride services for eligible older adults, people with disabilities, and Medicaid non-emergency medical transportation.
297 Creek Road, Middlebury, VT
Office Mon–Fri 8am–4:30pm; dispatch Mon–Fri 7am–5pm
Visit websiteVerification
Confirmed via trivalleytransit.org (official), Oct 2026. Matches the existing CommunityResources record (Verified, lastVerified 2026-10-17).
Intake / How to Access
Use published routes directly or call 802-388-2287 for Dial-A-Ride, route questions, deviations, and non-emergency medical transportation. Advance scheduling may be required for specialized rides.
Eligibility
Public buses are fare-free for everyone. Door-to-door, older-adult/disability, and Medicaid transportation have program-specific eligibility and scheduling rules.
Vermont 211
Free, confidential information and referral service connecting Vermonters to health and human services. Call 211 or search online.
Verification
Confirmed via vermont211.org, Oct 2026.
Intake / How to Access
Call 211 or search the online directory — no intake required.
Eligibility
Statewide — available to all Vermonters.
Important: This pilot page is for demonstration purposes. Resource details — including intake processes, eligibility criteria, and availability — must be confirmed directly with each provider before making a real referral. Our First Step Connect does not guarantee availability or eligibility for any listing.
Addison County Pilot · Our First Step Connect · Verified Oct 2026