Habitat For Humanity of Addison County Vermont

Turning Point Center of Addison County is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Middlebury, VT, dedicated to providing a safe and substance-free environment for individuals and families affected by substance use disorders. They offer peer-to-peer recovery support, social activities, education, and advocacy to enhance the spiritual, mental, physical, and social growth of the community. The center focuses on peer-guided enhancement of recovery, offering programs and resources such as recovery coaching, support groups, and harm reduction resources. Through their mission of providing support and connection, Turning Point Center aims to break down barriers to recovery and provide a welcoming space for those impacted by addiction.Generated from the website

The Women's Center is a non-profit center that offers compassion, hope and practical help to those struggling with pregnancy, pregnancy loss, relationship challenges and parenting concerns by providing support and services free of charge. Healthy relationship and sexual risk avoidance education, pregnancy tests, access to ultrasound, accurate and thorough information on all pregnancy options, parenting education, community referrals and material resources are offered. We are here to listen and to help.

The House, a non-profit organization established in 2018, offers a welcoming off-campus home for Middlebury College students. Specifically catering to BIPOC and international students, The House fosters a sense of inclusivity and diversity through its dedication to practicing hospitality. At The House, students can expect to indulge in a variety of culturally diverse cuisines prepared by Annette, a talented cook known for her adventurous culinary skills. From Ethiopian injera to Mexican chilaquiles, the meals served reflect the multicultural background of the students who call The House their second home. Moreover, visitors to The House are met with genuine warmth and compassion from hosts Tim and Annette, who prioritize listening and caring for each individual. Laughter fills the air at The House, whether through shared jokes, lively singing, or simply the joy of feeling at ease and welcomed in a homey atmosphere. Additionally, The House occasionally extends its hospitality to campus, ensuring that students feel supported and connected beyond its physical location. Generated from the website content