64 Campus Lane
Lyndon Center, VT 05850
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Area Schools:
Arlington School:
A
Vermont approved independent school for students in grades 8-12 who need an alternative setting to traditional high school and may require therapeutic support.
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Burke Mountain Academy:
A full-year private college-preparatory school located in East Burke, Vermont that focuses on educating and training alpine ski racing athletes on the slopes of adjacent Burke Mountain Ski Area.
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East Burke School:
A not-for-profit
independent school for students in grades 8-12 located in the village of East Burke. Their mission is to prepare students to confront 21st-century challenges through critical literacy, creative thinking, and collaborative action.
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Lyndon Institute:
An independent and comprehensive high school for grades 9–12, dedicated to providing a unique educational experience for students that leads to a lifetime of learning and good citizenship. LI offers a 150-course curriculum specializing in core and honors academics, fine and performing arts, and technical and career programs.
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St. Johnsbury Academy:
An independent, private, coeducational, non-profit boarding and day school for students in grades 9-12. St. J Academy offers over 220 courses including 31 Advanced Placement courses, more than 30 courses in the fine and performing arts, college-level engineering, four languages, and an award-winning technical education department. Learn More >>
Community College of Vermont:
CCV is a public community college in Vermont. It is Vermont's second largest college, serving 7,000 students each semester and is part of the Vermont State Colleges System. The college has 12 locations throughout Vermont as well as extensive online learning options. Learn More >>
Universal Partner PreK:
The following is a list of the pre-qualified programs currently partnering with the Kingdom East School District. Families can choose the option that best fits their needs and their child’s needs, and are encouraged to contact the programs directly for more information.
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Vermont State University:
Provides high-quality, flexible, and affordable education that combines experiential and classroom education on campuses across the Green Mountains, bringing together Castleton University, Northern Vermont University, and Vermont Technical College. Learn More >>
Area Attractions:
Local Resources:
H.O.P.E (Helping Other People Everyday)
H.O.P.E. is a private, nonprofit agency helping families and individuals with life's basic needs. H.O.P.E is not affiliated with any religious organization or agency, and operates a thrift store in Lyndonville , Vermont to help fund its mission.
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Umbrella
Umbrella has been elevating the voices of women, families, and survivors of interpersonal violence in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont since 1976. They offer a wide variety of services relating to
social change, advocacy, family based services, and economic empowerment.
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Caledonia Children's Advocacy Center
The Caledonia Children's Advocacy Center (CCAC) coordinates an integrated multidisciplinary response to victims of child physical and sexual abuse that holds offenders accountable, reduces trauma, promotes advocacy and supports healing of those affected by these offenses within our community.
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Building Fearless Futures
The mission of Building Fearless Futures is to mitigate racial stress in our schools and communities. We are mentors, educators, healers, advocates, interventionists, coaches and activists promoting racial literacy and justice, while being dedicated to dismantling white supremacy culture and the patriarchy, in service to building an equitable, sustainable and joyful future for all..
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Neighbors in Action:
Helps to serve food insecure community members, offer socially enriching programs, and advance opportunities to increase self-sufficiency in the communities of the Northeast Kingdom and Washington County while deploying the neighbors-helping-neighbors volunteer model to instill hope and leave an enduring impact.
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Northeast Kingdom Human Services:
Serving all communities in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, comprising Caledonia, Essex and Orleans counties to provide various services, some of which include case management, community and home support, residential care, psychiatry, medication management, individual therapy, group therapy, vocational supports, school-based counseling, emergency care, respite services, and outreach and consultation services to communities, schools, and businesses in our service area.
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Northeast Kingdom Community Action:
Committed to empowering the most vulnerable Vermonters to improve the quality of their lives through providing community-based activities, essential supports, connections to resources, and skill building opportunities to all members of the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. NECKA is committed to strengthening families and communities through equitable approaches and inclusive practices.
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Vermont 211:
Vermont 211 is the number you can dial to find out about various important community resources, such as emergency food and shelter, disability services, counseling, senior services, healthcare, child care, drug and alcohol programs, legal assistance, transportation needs, educational and volunteer opportunities, and much more. This access includes personal assistance by telephone by dialing 211, by text, and through an online, searchable database of services. Learn More >>
NEK Flood Recovery Resources:
Includes various local, state and federal level resources to help individuals and families recover from natural disasters.
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Health & Prevention Related Resources:
Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (NVRH)
NVRH is dedicated to improving the health of all people in the communities it serves, and to providing compassionate palliative care.
NVRH provides high quality healthcare services focused on community needs at the lowest cost consistent with excellent care. NVRH will cooperate with other organizations to provide medical, educational, preventive, and wellness services.
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Northern Express Care
With three locations, a generous sliding-fee scale program, extended hours of service, and a group of dedicated providers, Northern Express Care will make sure your needs are met. Offering walk-in visits for acute primary care in three convenient locations: Lyndonville, St. Johnsbury, and Newport. Learn More >>
Lyndonville Location Info: (at Corner Medical)
Address: 195 Industrial Parkway, Lyndonville, VT 05851
Phone: (802)748-9501
Business Hours: Monday - Friday 9am to 7:30pm & Saturday 9am to 2pm
St. Johnsbury Location Info: (in Downtown St. Johnsbury)
Address: 457 Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
Phone: (802)633-6351
Business Hours: Monday - Friday 9am to 7:30pm & Saturday 9am to 3pm
Walk-in COVID-19 vaccines & boosters Saturdays 7am-9am. Learn more here.
Newport Location Info: (in Downtown Newport)
Address: 137 Main Street, Newport, VT 05855
Phone: (802)995-2412
Business Hours: Monday - Friday 9am to 7:30pm & Saturday 9am to 3pm
Walk-in COVID-19 vaccines & boosters Wednesdays & Saturdays 8am-2pm. Learn more here.
Northeast Prevention Coalition (NPC):
Dedicated to helping schools, families, and communities to help prevent substance use, misuse and abuse for all ages, with a specific focus on youth, using a variety of strategic interventions. The coalition uses the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Agency’s (SAMHSA’s) Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) as a comprehensive guide to plan, implement, and evaluate prevention practices and programs.
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Birth Injury Center Information:
The Birth Injury Center aims to create informational web content and guides to help women and their families seeking support and guidance for the harm caused by others. Through the use of modern digital channels, the Birth Injury Center will support the creation and distribution of authoritative, educational content on topics related to birth injuries that may necessitate legal representation.
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Cerebral Palsy Information & Resources:
Cerebral palsy is a result of brain damage or abnormal brain development that affects an individual’s ability to control their muscles. It is most likely to develop within the first month following a child’s birth, or even during the first years of their life when their brain is still developing. The Birth Injury Center has an abundance of resources available pertaining to Types of Cerebral Palsy, Signs of Cerebral Palsy, When to See a Doctor, Cerebral Palsy Treatments & Therapies and more.
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Senior Resources:
National Council on Aging:
The National Council on Aging mission is to improve the lives of millions of older adults, especially those who are struggling. They have put together a comprehensive guide of resources for older adults living alone, empowering them to thrive independently and access essential services.
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NEK Council on Aging:
The NEK Council on Aging serves residents in Caledonia, Orleans and Essex Counties of Vermont. They are focused on finding new directions for older Vermonters to live well, their way. They provide
person-centered care and lifestyle options that inform, encourage, inspire, and support older adults as they take steps to focus on lifelong learning, active lifestyles, and healthy aging.
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Local Sheriff Departments & Legal Services:
Caledonia County Sheriff's Department
Caledonia County is situated along the Connecticut River in Northeastern sector of the state below Essex County. The County is 658 square miles with a population of approximately 31,166. The county Shire Town is St. Johnsbury. The county was given the Latin name for Scotland, in honor of the many settlers who claimed ancestry there. Learn More >>
Location: 970 Memorial Drive, St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
Phone:
(802) 748-6666
Fax: (802) 748-1684
Orleans County Sheriff's Department
Orleans County is situated on the Canadian Border directly east of Franklin County. It is 737 square miles in size. Orleans County was incorporated on November 5, 1792 and its shire town is Newport. The department works on a contract basis with many of the towns and maintains a strong presence throughout the county. Learn More >>
Location: 5578 US Route 5, Derby, VT 05855
Phone: (802) 334-3333
Fax: (802) 334-3307
Caledonia County State's Attorney
Each State's Attorney's Office works collaboratively with law enforcement agencies, social service agencies, victims and members of the public to seek justice in the cases that are investigated and prosecuted within each county. Protecting and promoting public safety is a core function of the Department. Seeking justice is our paramount goal. The Department also ensures that every region of the state is served by a Special Investigation Unit. Learn More >>
Location:
211 Eastern Ave. Ste 102, St. Johnsbury, VT 05819-2734
Phone:
(802) 748-6657
Fax:
(802) 748-6659
Food Security Resources:
Direct Food Access provided at NEKCA:
NEKCA has 5 locations throughout the Northeast Kingdom that offer direct access to healthy food and other essential items including hygiene products, diapers, and wipes as well as programs to support food security and nutritional health long-term.
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NECKA NEK Food Access Directory: Summer 2024 Edition
NECKA has collected a great list of local food security resources in the NEK. Learn More >>
Neighbors in Action Food Share Program:
Neighbors in Action's Food Share program operates out of their Cabot and Lyndonville offices, providing FREE Food Share in Lyndonville on Fridays.
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S-EBT Program:
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved Vermont’s Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (SEBT) plan to help feed eligible school aged children during the summer vacation months. Vermont is among the first states to launch the new permanent SEBT program.
The Department for Children and Families (DCF) will be issuing a preloaded EBT card to those who don’t have one yet. Households where the school aged child is receiving 3SquaresVT benefits, their S-EBT will be loaded on the same card. The benefit is $120 for the summer per child. Families can use the benefits to purchase groceries.
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