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Morningside is the only homeless shelter in southeastern Vermont to specialize in housing placement with ongoing staff support and life skills development for both families and individuals. Morningside operates at full capacity year-round, which includes 25 beds and two full-time programs for community members considered homeless but not staying at the shelter. Additionally, two apartments were created as part of the shelter facility and are designed for permanent housing for formerly homeless individuals. The shelter offers an extended stay and works collaboratively with area non-profit and public agencies to help people connect to a wide range of services including: job training and placement, medical and mental health treatment, family and substance abuse counseling, budget management, nutrition, health education, parenting and child care services, and assistance in identifying and qualifying for subsidized housing opportunities. Morningside's outreach programs provide intensive case management to shelter residents and community members. The program is designed to assist people leaving the shelter or people in the community struggling with housing as they establish the support they need to be successful, independent citizens.

The Vermont Foodbank is a 501(c)(3) private nonprofit organization that gathers and shares food to nurture people in need. With distribution centers in Barre, Brattleboro, and Rutland, they work to address hunger in America through collective impact and provide services and resources to food shelves and network partners. Through their efforts, the Vermont Foodbank aims to alleviate hunger by collecting and sharing food, ensuring that individuals and families have access to nutritious meals. They rely on donations and volunteers to support their mission of nourishing communities and making a positive impact on the lives of those facing food insecurity.Generated from the website

Feeding Tiny Tummies is a 501c3 non-profit program dedicated to fighting childhood hunger in Cheshire and Sullivan County, NH. Working closely with local schools, the program provides meals to children on weekends, breaks, and summers when they are away from school. In addition to providing food, Feeding Tiny Tummies also includes academic items in their packages to support the educational development of the children they serve. Established in 2017, Feeding Tiny Tummies has grown significantly over the years, now serving over 550 families in the community. With the help of dedicated volunteers, the program distributes meals and academic resources to schools in 14 locations and 2 elderly complexes. Their mission is to not only nourish the bodies of children but also their minds, ensuring a brighter future for the next generation.Generated from the website