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SEVCA

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Our goal is to empower and partner with individuals and communities to alleviate the hardships of poverty, provide opportunities for thriving and eliminate the root causes of poverty in southeastern Vermont.

05/31/2026

Use your EBT card to buy seeds and plants to start your garden! Not participating in 3SquaresVT yet?

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05/30/2026

Enroll Your Kids for Fall Pre-school NOW!

We have openings NOW and are enrolling for now next fall at our Springfield and Chester, VT Head Start locations. Free of charge for qualifying Vermonters. Enroll your kids today!

Click for application:
https://www.sevcaheadstart.org/preschool/application-process

orEmail: [email protected] for more!

05/29/2026

Head Start Preschool and Childcare in Springfield and Chester supports positive growth and support for children and families during the earliest years.

Here is a snapshot of our programs 2025 impact:

✅ 50 children enrolled in preschool and childcare
✅ 18,000 nutritious meals and snacks served
✅ 49 families actively engaged
✅ 100% of children connected to dental care
✅ 100% up to date on immunizations

From healthy meals to critical care, Head Start is helping children grow, learn, and thrive every day.

Read the whole SEVCA Impact Report:
https://sevca.org/impact-data-and-stories

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05/28/2026

Gigantic Rummage Sale this weekend Black River Good Neighbor Services

05/27/2026

🌟 Join SEVCA’s Board of Directors — Make a Difference in Our Community 🌟

Are you passionate about strengthening our communities?

SEVCA is seeking new members to join our Board of Directors—and we are especially looking for someone with legal expertise to help guide our work.

Our board plays a critical role in:
✔️ Providing strategic oversight
✔️ Ensuring strong governance and accountability
✔️ Supporting financial stewardship
✔️ Advocating for community needs

SEVCA’s mission is to empower and partner with individuals and communities to alleviate hardship, create opportunities to thrive, and eliminate the root causes of poverty.

We’re looking for dedicated individuals who want to use their skills to make a lasting impact. Board service is also a meaningful way to grow professionally while contributing to our communities of Windham and Windsor county.

Learn more: https://sevca.org/board-service

Email Judy T if interested. jtrow at sevca.org

05/26/2026

A Snapshot of Weatherization & Emergency Home Repair Impact

Stronger homes mean stronger communities—and this is what that looks like:

* 345 homes weatherized, repaired, or had heating systems replaced
* $836,000 invested in local subcontractor wages
* $419,000 spent on emergency heating system repairs and replacements
* 182 energy coaching sessions delivered
* 30 tanker trucks’ worth of fuel saved over the lifetime of homes improved

By improving efficiency and safety, we’re helping families stay warm while reducing long-term energy costs and environmental impact.

Learn more: https://sevca.org/weatherization-and-home-repair/

Impact Report: https://sevca.org/impact-data-and-stories

Donate: https://sevca.org/donate

SEVCA Head Start Efficiency Vermont

05/24/2026

We are proud to launch our 2025 Impact Report, documenting a year shaped by organizational adaptation and continued dedication to serving neighbors across Windham and Windsor counties.

In 2025, SEVCA provided 4,402 services to 3,342 individuals and 1,750 households. With nearly one in eight residents across Windham and Windsor Counties living in need and overall funding declining, this impact demonstrates SEVCA’s ability to deliver meaningful results in critical areas such as housing stability, homelessness prevention, home heating assistance, early childhood education, weatherization, and financial empowerment.

As Executive Director Joshua Davis stated “We are not only responding to today but building for tomorrow. We are investing in strengthening SEVCA so that we can continue to serve as a reliable, foundational support for years to come.”

Learn about our whole organization impact here: https://sevca.org/impact-data-and-stories

Give today: https://sevca.org/donate

05/23/2026

Our Financial Coaching offers a flexible service designed to meet the unique needs of qualifying Vermonters.

In one example, we worked with a couple who were experiencing homelessness. One partner was working, while the other was unable to work. Together, we focused on creating stability—working to move them out of a shelter, tracking their monthly expenses, and understanding where their money was going.

By auditing and monitoring spending, we were able to identify areas to cut back and build a realistic plan. This support helped them secure an apartment, enroll their young child in Head Start, and move toward long‑term stability. They’re able to save money, and they’ve successfully transitioned off state support.

✅ These services are free of charge for qualifying Vermonters.

If you’re thinking about better budgeting skills, identifying areas to save, seeking help to get an apartment or just want help with credit debt our financial education may be a great fit for you. Feel free to reach out to learn more!

80.722.4575 or [email protected]

https://sevca.org/financial-coaching

05/22/2026

A snapshot of Financial Empowerment’s 2025 Impact through VITA Tax Preparation, Micro Business Development and Financial Coaching:

✅ 908 income tax returns prepared through VITA
✅ 70 individuals received one-on-one financial coaching
✅ 62 participants attended financial education classes
✅ 126 micro-business participants building their futures
✅ 31 business plans created
✅ 13 new businesses launched
✅ $113,000 in capital leveraged by micro-business clients

Read the whole 2025 SEVCA Impact report here: https://sevca.org/impact-data-and-stories

From filing taxes to launching businesses to effective budgeting, our team in Financial Empowerment is here to help you Build for Tomorrow.

Financial stability starts with access, education, and opportunity—and together, we’re making it happen:

802.722.4575
[email protected]
https://sevca.org/personal-finances/

Feel inspired, Give Today:
https://sevca.org/donate

05/21/2026

Behind every number is a story.

A parent who can keep the heat on.
A family who avoided eviction.
A household finally finding a place to call home.

Here’s SEVCA's impact for 2025 to keep people housed in safe and affordable housing.

🏠 147 households didn’t have to experience homelessness
🏡 72 households found stable, long-term housing
🔥 Over 1,000 individuals were able to stay warm and safe
🌊 29 families received critical flood recovery support

With over $600,000 invested in housing and utility assistance, Family Services is helping neighbors move from crisis to stability every day.

Read all the data, stories, and impact here:

https://sevca.org/impact-data-and-stories

Address

91 Buck Drive
Westminster, VT
05158

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18004649951

Website

http://www.sevca.org/

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