Getting Help

WELL-BEING:

Well-Being Directory for the Northern Upper Valley: This guide is a group effort carried out by community members and service providers involved with the Bradford Resilience Commission: https://bit.ly/wellbeingdirectory

The directory includes: Services Directory & Coordination • Community Connection • Dental Health Providers • Disability Support & Independence • Disaster Relief • Domestic & Sexual Violence Services • Food Access Resources • Housing, Shelter & Home Repair Services • Legal Aid & Annulment Services • Restorative Justice Resources • LGBTQIA2S+ Support Services • Medical Health Providers • Mental Health Providers • Older Adult Services • Pharmacies • Public Libraries • Substance Use Disorder Services • Thrift Stores • Transportation Services • Veteran Services • Youth & Family Services

Contact bradfordresilience@gmail.com with any questions or to learn how you can get involved.

FOOD ACCESS:

The New Hope Food Shelf serves the towns of Corinth, Topsham, and Orange. Located in the Riverside Grange: 4 Batten Rd, West Topsham. Open on Fridays from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. For emergency food needs at other times, call Rev KellyAnn Donahue at 802-439-9987.
Corinth Meals on Wheels: The Meals on Wheels program is coordinated by Vicki Chaffee from the Orange East Senior Center in Bradford. Meals are delivered on Mondays and Wednesdays to individuals age 60 and older. To sign up for the services, Corinth residents should call Vicki at 802-222-4782 or email her at vchaffeeOESC@yahoo.com. For individuals under age 60 seeking food relief, they can sign up for services with the Vermont Center for Independent Living, 802-229-0501.
Bradford Churches Food Shelf (located downstairs at the Bradford Academy) serves Corinth residents during the time of Covid-19. Hours are:
Monday through Thursday — 3-4pm
Friday — 11-12 noon
The Academy is not open so we are helping people with their food needs by way of the gym door. Please come to the top of the ramp there and wait to be invited in by a food shelf volunteer. Only one person at a time will be allowed to come in to make food selections. Please practice social distancing as you wait for your turn by waiting in your vehicle or keeping at least 6′ from others. Wear a face mask. Everyone will need to be registered so we know the number of adults/children in the household and address/phone number. For questions, please call Jenny at 222-5108.

MEDICAL & MENTAL HEALTH:

CORINTH SERVICE OFFICER: Catherine Haley: catherinehaley09@gmail.com
CORINTH HEALTH OFFICER: Brad Wheeler: brad@wheelerenv.com
24/7 LOCAL CRISIS HOTLINES: Clara Martin Center: 1-800-639-6360
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, STALKING: Safeline VT: 1-800-639-7233; safelinevt.org
SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS TEAM: Barre: 479-5577
STATE OF VERMONT ENHANCED 911 BOARD: If it is unsafe to talk, you can text 911 in Vermont. You must include your location and the nature of the emergency in the first message. For more information: https://e911.vermont.gov/text-911
NATIONAL & GLOBAL CRISIS SERVICES: Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741; crisistextline.org
NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE: 1-800-273-8255; suicidepreventionlifeline.org
VETERANS CRISIS LINE: 1-800-273-8255 (press 1); text to 838255
COUNSELING & PSYCHOTHERAPY: It is normal to experience increased stress and mental health challenges in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis. Help is available locally. To access counseling and psychotherapy services contact: Little Rivers Healthcare: 439-5321, littlerivers.org

TRANSPORTATION:

Tri Valley Transit: Special services offered by Tri Valley Transit during this coronavirus time. For information, contact them at: info@trivalleytransit.org or 802-728-3773.