SEVCA can help provide vouchers for basic needs such as housing, fuel, and clothing

ON PAUSE Participating stores will honor SEVCA issued vouchers given to qualifying community members who will be able to use them to access free clothing, furniture and housewares in their neighborhoods. This network allows shoppers utilizing vouchers to choose where they go to meet their specific needs, and the program also brings income to local small businesses.

3SquaresVT: This program offers eligible individuals and families monthly assistance to purchase healthy food.

Financial Counseling and Budgeting Assistance.

​Crisis Fuel (November to April)

GMP Energy Assistance helps low-income Vermonters afford electricity for their homes. If we determine that you are eligible, you’ll get a 25% discount off the monthly charges for the energy you use.
To be eligible, you must be a residential customer of Green Mountain Power; and have a total gross household income at or below 185% of the federal poverty level.

SEVCA operates a community solar program that was designed with its member’s savings in mind. Our 110 kW Solar Array helps offset a portion of energy expenses for 50 eligible high-energy households. You receive free energy credits applied by GMP to your electricity bill, helping you save on your monthly expenses.

Free services to homeowners who meet our program's income guidelines. Our goal is to help address unsafe, unhealthy, and substandard conditions in homes, leading to improved health and well-being

Our Emergency Home Repair (EHR) program addresses immediate concerns for low-income households in crisis and provides access to supplemental resources and programs.

Assistance with filing homestead declaration

Volunteer Income Tax Preparation (January to April 15)

Early Childhood Education and Programs for children and families from Windsor County with children aged birth to 5. Preschool and family supports with referral to additional services as necessary.