Resource Guide

Resources for Asylum seekers: Know Your Rights, Community members: How to help guide, Local partnership opportunities, Volunteers: training material

If you have any feedback or additions to the document, please email volunteering@caspvt.org

In Vermont

Food/Comida:

Foodworks

Putney Food Shelf

Veggie Van Go

Loaves & Fishes

St. Brigid’s Kitchen

Our Place

Clothing/Ropa:

Carry Me Home

Experienced Goods (if you are experiencing homelessness or financial difficulty, you can get a voucher through SEVCA)

Shelters & Housing/Albergues & Alojamiento:

Groundworks

SEVCA

Legal help (non-immigration)/Ayuda legal (no de inmigración):

VT Law Help

Children/Niños:

WIC

Whippersnappers (if you are experiencing homelessness or financial difficulty, you can get a voucher through SEVCA)

Winston Prouty

Driver’s licenses/licencias de conducir:

Asylum seekers in Vermont are eligible for driver’s licenses. If an employee at the DMV insists that someone’s immigration status makes them ineligible, please point them to this page of their website.

Los solicitantes de asilo en Vermont son elegibles para obtener licencias de conducir. Si un empleado del DMV insiste en que el estatus migratorio de alguien lo hace inelegible, por favor indíquele esta página de su sitio web.