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1 U.S. Department of Justice United States Attorney s Office 2013 REVISED EDITION Vermont Victim Services Resource Directory Dream 2011 by Ellen Welch Granter
2 DISTRIBUTED BY: United States Department of Justice United States Attorney s Office District of Vermont United States Courthouse and Federal Building 11 Elmwood Avenue Burlington, Vermont (802) *Revised Edition Cover by Ellen Welch Granter
3 U.S. Department of Justice United States Attorney s Office Vermont Victim Services Resource Directory
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5 September 2013 To All Vermonters: We would like to continue to dedicate this year s edition of the Vermont Victim Services Resource Directory to Elinor Earle, who lost her courageous battle to cancer in May Without her tireless research and organizational skills, this project would never have materialized. This resource directory is updated on an annual basis and serves as a comprehensive guide for all service providers in our State. We trust you will find this guide useful and informative. We want you to know there are many avenues for help in Vermont. Please know you are not alone. iii
6 Table of Contents Toll-Free Resources and Information Lines...1 Vermont County Listings: Addison County...15 Bennington County...21 Caledonia County...25 Chittenden County...29 Essex County...41 Franklin County...45 Grand Isle County...51 Lamoille County...55 Orange County...59 Orleans County...65 Rutland County...69 Washington County...77 Windham County...83 Windsor County...89 Statewide Resources (alphabetical by service)...95 Alcohol/Drug Abuse Programs (VT Department of Health) Area Agencies on Aging Attorney General s Office Community Action Agencies Community Justice Centers Community Restorative Justice Programs Court Diversion Criminal Divisions Domestic Violence Unit (DCF) Health Clinics (Free) Hospitals Housing Authorities Interpretation Services Law Enforcement (Sheriffs, Police, State Police) Reparative Probation Restitution Unit Safe At Home Program Sex Offender Registry Sexual Assault Information State Agencies Vermont's Child Advocacy Center and Special Investigation Units Federal Resources Vermont Judiciary Vermont Legal Aid Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence Outreach Vermont Probation And Parole Officers Vermont Supervised Visitation Programs Victim Advocates, State s Attorney s Office Victim Advocates, U.S. Attorney s Office Vermont Attorney General s Office Victim Advocates, Specialized Victims Compensation Program Victim Services Program, Department of Corrections iv
7 Vermont is a statewide, confidential information and referral service for streamlined access to community resources is the number to call to receive person-to-person assistance to help you find answers to your questions. Our call specialists are highly trained to listen and assess a caller s situation. Using the database, combined with their knowledge of community resources, call specialists will work with you to find help. Dialing is a local call from anywhere in Vermont. The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can dial toll free in Vermont. This program was launched in 2005 through the joint effort of United Ways of Vermont, the Vermont Agency of Human Services and many other stakeholders from around the state. Vermont is the second New England state to join the national Program, which reaches the U.S. population across all 50 states. Cathy Nellis Operations Manager and Trainer Vermont 2-1-1, a program of United Way P.O. Box 111 Essex Junction, VT Office: (802) Ext. 206 Fax: (802) LIVE UNITED v
9 TOLL-FREE RESOURCES & INFORMATION LINES ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE Organization- Friends in Adoption Phone Number ADOPT (For pregnant women) TOLL FREE Organization- Lund Family Center Phone Number (TDD/TTY) Organization- Vermont Foster Parents Phone Number AIDS/HIV & SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES Organization- AIDS/HIV Hotline (Vermont) Hotline ; (TTY) Organization- Center for Crime Victims Services Hotline (Vermont only) Guidance Organization- Center for Disease Control Hotline- 800-HIV-0440 Organization- Comprehensive Care Clinic Phone Number Services Provided- Comprehensive care for people living with HIV/AIDS Organization- National AIDS Hotline (Vermont) Hotline AIDS Organization- National Sexually Transmitted Disease Hotline Hotline Organization- Vermont CARES Phone Number Population Served- Vermonters with HIV in Grand Isle, Lamoille, Orleans, Essex, Caledonia, Addison, Rutland and Washington Counties Organization- Vermont Department of Health STD Program Hotline (VT hotline; M - F, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) ALCOHOL & SUBSTANCE ABUSE Organization- Champlain Drug and Alcohol Services Phone Number (not toll free) 1
10 Organization- Cocaine Addiction Services Hotline TOLL FREE Organization- Drug Crisis Hotline Hotline Organization- Health Care & Rehabilitation Services of Southeastern Vermont Phone Number Organization- Narconon Hotline Organization- Narcotics Anonymous Hotline (Burlington, VT) Organization- National Alcohol & Drug Abuse Hotline Organization- National Clearing House Alcohol & Drug Abuse Hotline Organization- Retreat Healthcare (formerly Brattleboro Retreat) Phone Number- 800-RETREAT ( ) Organization- Vermont Alcohol & Abuse Programs (ADAP) Phone Number (ask for ADAP) BLIND & VISUALLY IMPAIRED Organization- Division for the Blind and Visually Impaired (DBVI) Phone Number (Barre/Montpelier/Washington counties) (Burlington/Chittenden counties) (Waterbury/Central office) (Rutland/Rutland counties) (Springfield/Windsor counties) Organization- Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired Phone Number Organization- Child Abuse Hotline Phone Number CHILD ABUSE Organization- Child Protection and Custody Outreach Phone Number Organization- Childhelp USA/National Child Abuse Hotline Phone Number Organization- Department for Children and Families: Child Welfare and Youth Justice (DCF) (formerly SRS) Phone Number hour emergency helpline 2
11 Organization- National Clearinghouse for Child Abuse/Neglect Phone Number Organization- National Clearinghouse for Missing and Exploited Children Phone Number Organization- Prevent Child Abuse Vermont Phone Number- 800-CHILDREN ( ) TOLL FREE Organization- Stop It Now Hotline Services Provided- Child sexual abuse preventive hotline Organization- Stop It Now VT Phone Number PREVENT (Monday- Friday, 1 p.m.- 5 p.m.) CHILD CARE & YOUTH SERVICES Organization- Childcare Project Phone Number Services Provided- Listing of registered childcare providers Organization- Children with Special Health Needs Hotline Guidance Organization- FERP (Family Emergency Response Program) Phone Number Services Provided- Help for Windham County youth and families in tough situations, housing assistance for youths up to 21 years old Organization- Headrest Hotline Services Provided- Crisis hotline for teens and adults Organization- Head Start (Central Vermont) Phone Number Organization- National Runaway Switchboard Hot Line- 800-RUN-AWAY or (24-hour) Organization- National Youth Crisis Hotline Hot Line (24-hour) Organization- Runaway Hotline & Shelter Phone Number Services Provided- FOR TEENS ONLY Organization- Teen Hotline Phone Number Organization- Vermont Child Care Consumer Concern Line Phone Number
12 TOLL FREE CHILDREN & FAMILIES Organization- Children Development Clinic Phone Number Organization- Children with Special Health Needs Phone Number Organization- Department for Children & Families - Economic Div. (formerly PATH) Phone Number Organization- Dr. Dynasaur (Vermont Department of Health) Phone Number Organization- Family and Children Support Services Phone Number Organization- Family Infant Toddler Program (Rutland) Phone Number Organization- Healthy Babies, Kids & Families (Vermont Department of Health) Phone Number Organization- Lund Family Center Phone Number (TDD/TTY) Services Provided- Support services for pregnant young women Organization- Parent to Parent of Vermont Phone Number Services Provided- For parents of children with chronic illness or disability Organization- Parent s Assistance Line Phone Number- 800-PARENTS ( ) Organization- Circles of Parents Support Group/Stress Line Phone Number- 800-CHILDREN ( ) Services Provided- Parents support group and stress line Organization- Family Focus- Children s Crisis Line Phone Number (Rutland County) Organization- The Family Center of Northwestern Vermont Outreach Phone Number Organization- Vermont Children s Aid Society Phone Number Organization- Vermont Department for Children and Families- Child Welfare and Youth Justice (formerly SRS) Phone Number
13 Organization- Vermont Federation for Families Phone Number COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTERS Organization- Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council Phone Number Organization- Central Vermont Community Action Council Phone Number TOLL FREE Organization- Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity Phone Number Organization- Franklin Grand Isle Community Action Phone Number Organization- Northeast Kingdom Community Action (NEKCA) Phone Number Organization- Southeastern Vermont Community Action (SEVCA) Phone Number Organization- Dartmouth Hitchcock Mental Health Hotline Hotline (24-hour) Guidance Organization- Healthcare and Rehabilitation Services Phone Number (emergency) Services Provided- Assistance to people with developmental disabilities, mental health or substance abuse issues in Bellows Falls area Organization- National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI-VT) Hot Line (24-hour) Organization- Vermont Association for Mental Health Phone Number Organization- Vermont Protection and Advocacy Phone Number or Services Provided- Advocacy and legal services for people with mental illness Organization- Clara Martin Center Hotline COUNSELING & MENTAL HEALTH Organization- Mental Health Hotline Hotline Organization- National Foundation for Depressive Illnesses Phone Number
14 Organization- Retreat Healthcare (formerly Brattleboro Retreat) Phone Number- 800-RETREAT ( ) TOLL FREE Organization- Vermont Association for Mental Health Phone Number Organization- Vermont Federation of Families for Children s Mental Health Phone Number Organization- Vermont Psychiatric Survivors Phone Number Services Provided- Support; case management; conflict resolution; advocacy COURTS Organization- Vermont Family Court Mediation Program Hotline Organization- Vermont Family Courts Hotline (24-hour Emergency Relief from Abuse Orders) DEAF & HARD OF HEARING Organization- Deaf Independence Program Phone Number (voice) Services Provided- Assistance accessing services Organization- Deaf Victims Advocacy Services Phone Number (TTY) Population Served- For victims and survivors of domestic and sexual abuse Organization- Vermont Interpreter Referral Service (VIRS) Phone Number (Voice/TTY) Population Served- Locates sign language interpreters (fee based) DISABILITY SERVICES Organization- Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living (DAIL) Address- Osgood Building, 103 South Main Street, Waterbury, VT Phone Numbers ; (Central office) Website- Services Provided- Operates offices statewide to assist blind and visually impaired of all ages, regardless of income; offers a wide range of services and vocational rehabilitation to help Vermonters achieve or maintain Outreach fullest economic independence, self-reliance and social integration. Organization- Disability Rights Vermont Phone Number Organization- Communication Support Project Phone Number Services Provided- Assistance with the court/legal process for people with disabilities that interfere with their ability to communicate effectively. 6
15 Organization- Disability Law Project Phone Number (V/TTY) Organization- Vermont Center for Independent Living Phone Number Voice/TTY Statewide Services Provided- Citizens with disabilities working together for dignity, independence, and civil rights. Organization- Vermont Client Assistance Project, Inc. Phone Number (Northern VT) (Southern VT) Services Provided- Helping adults with disabilities get assistance under the Rehabilitation Act TOLL FREE Organization- Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living (DAIL) Address- Osgood Building, 103 South Main Street, Waterbury, VT Phone Numbers ; (Central office) Website- Services Provided- Operates offices statewide to assist blind and visually impaired of all ages, regardless of income; offers a wide range of services and vocational rehabilitation to help Vermonters achieve or maintain fullest economic independence, self-reliance and social integration. Organization- Vermont Family Network Guidance Phone Number Population Served- Families with a child with special needs or disabilities Organization- Disability Rights Vermont, formerly Vermont Protection and Advocacy Phone Number DOMESTIC & SEXUAL VIOLENCE 24 HOUR STATEWIDE HOTLINES Organization- Domestic Violence Emergency Hotline - 24 hour Phone Number Organization- Sexual Assault Emergency Hotline - 24 hour Phone Number DOMESTIC & SEXUAL VIOLENCE Organization- Circle (Washington County) Phone Number Organization- Deaf Victims Advocacy Services Phone Number Population Served- For victims and survivors of domestic and sexual abuse Organization- Domestic Violence Hotline (National) Phone Number
16 TOLL FREE Organization- Orange County Family Court Phone Number (24-hour service for emergency Relief from Abuse Orders) Organization- Project Against Violent Encounters (PAVE) Phone Number Organization- RAINN (National rape, abuse, incest) Phone Number HOPE (4673) Organization- Relief from Abuse Orders Phone Number Organization- Resource Center on Domestic Violence, Child Protection Services, Custody Phone Number Organization- Safe at Home Phone Number (VT only) Organization- Safeline (Orange and parts of Windsor counties) Phone Number Organization- Sexual Assault Crisis Team (SACT) Address- 4 Cottage Street, Barre VT Hotline Phone Number Fax Number Services Provided- Confidential support, information, advocacy and referrals for male and female survivors of sexual violence; provides handicap accessible shelter for male and female victims of sexual violence and for male survivors of domestic violence; offers prevention, awareness and education programs for schools, the community and professionals. Organization- Women s Crisis Center Phone Number (Windham County); (rest of state) Organization- Women Helping Battered Women Hotline Phone Number (not toll free) Organization- Women s Rape Crisis Center Hotline (Chittenden County) (not toll free) Organization- WomenSafe Outreach Phone Number (24-hour; Addison County and Rochester) Organization- Voices Against Violence Hotline (not toll free) Services Provided- Support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Grand Isle and Franklin counties 8
17 EATING DISORDERS Organization- National Association of Anorexia and Associated Disorders Phone Number ELDER SERVICES Organization- Vermont Center for Independent Living Phone Number TOLL FREE Organization- Adult Protective Services Phone Number Services Provided- APS serves anyone over 18 years of age or older who is a vulerable adult, and may have been abused, neglected or exploited. Organization- Senior Helpline (Area Agencies on Aging) Phone Number Organization- Vermont Department of Employment and Training Phone Number Services Provided- Statewide resource centers for job placement, training and career counseling. Guidance Organization- Department for Children & Families (DCF) Economic Services Division Phone Number Organization- Food & Fuel Hotline Phone Number Organization- Meals on Wheels Phone Number Organization- Food & Fuel Hotline Phone Number EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING FOOD ASSISTANCE FUEL ASSISTANCE Organization- Fuel Assistance (Washington County only) Phone Number Organization- Home Heating Fuel Assistance Hotline Organization- Northeast Kingdom Community Action Phone Number
18 GENDER IDENTITY TOLL FREE Organization- Equality VT Phone Number Organization- Outright Vermont Hotline- 800-GLB-CHAT ( ) Organization- SafeSpace Phone Number HATE CRIMES AND CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS Organization- Attorney General s Office-Civil Rights Unit Phone Number Organization- Human Rights Commission Phone Number Organization- SafeSpace Phone Number Organization- Healthlinks Infoline Hotline Organization- Northern New England Poison Center Phone Number (24-hour) Organization- Vermont Health Insurance Programs Phone Number Organization- CVOEO Mobile Home Project Phone Number Organization- Vermont State Housing Authority Phone Number Organization- Vermont Tenant s Association Hotline (24-hour message service; calls returned 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.) Outreach Organization- Transunion Phone Number Organization- Equifax Phone Number Organization- Experian Phone Number HEALTH SERVICES HOUSING IDENTITY THEFT 10
19 LEGAL ASSISTANCE Organization- Attorney General s Office - Civil Rights Unit Phone Number Organization- Attorney General s Office Phone Number Organization- Governor s Action Line Phone Number TOLL FREE Organization- Have Justice Will Travel Phone Number Services Provided- Provides legal assistance to women who are victims of crimes. Organization- Vermont Bar Association Phone Number Organization- Office of Child Support (Agency of Human Services) Phone Number Organization- Vermont Legal Law Line Phone Number Services Provided- Divorces at no charge Guidance Organization- Vermont Legal Aid Phone Number (Domestic Violence; must be referred by Safeline) Phone Number (Bennington and Rutland counties) Phone Number (Caledonia County and Essex counties) Phone Number (Chittenden County and statewide) Phone Number (Orange County) Phone Number (Washington County) Phone Number (Windsor and Windham counties) Organization- Vermont Volunteer Lawyers Project Phone Number REFUGEE & MINORITY RESOURCES Organization- Vermont Legal Aid Phone Number Services Provided- Assistance to victims of trafficking RESTITUTION PROGRAMS Organization- State of Vermont Restitution Unit Phone Number (Vermont only) 11
20 SHELTERS TOLL FREE Organization- Women s Crisis Center (Windham County) Phone Number Organization- Women Helping Battered Women (Burlington) Hotline (24-hour emergency statewide) Note: Other shelters for domestic violence victims can be found in county listings. SUICIDE Organization- The Hope Line Hotline- 800-Suicide ( ) (24-hour) TRANSPORTATION Organization- Help Your Baby, Help Yourself Phone Number HELP (4357) Services Provided- Help with transportation to pre-natal care and finances; assistance available through a Vermont Public Health Nurse. Organization- Medicaid Ride Coordinator Phone Number (not toll free) VICTIM ASSISTANCE & ADVOCACY Organization- Voices Against Violence Hotline Services Provided- Support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Grand Isle and Franklin counties. Organization- Adult Protective Services Phone Number Population Served- Vulnerable adults over age 18 who are victims of abuse. Organization- National Center for Victims of Crime Hotline ; (TTY/TDD) Services Provided- Advocacy and state law information regarding stalking Organization- Safeline (Orange County and the five northern tier towns in Windsor County) Phone Number (24-hour) Services Provided- Advocacy and direct service to victims of family and/or sexual violence. Outreach Organization- Vermont Center for Crime Victims Services Hotline (VT only); (TTY- VT only) Services Provided- Administers Victim Compensation Program, the statewide court-based Victim Assistance Program and coordinates training on victim issues. Organization- Vermont Protection and Advocacy Hotline Services Provided- Investigates physical and sexual abuse, among other issues, for people with mental illness. 12
21 Organization- Victim/Survivor of Crime Council Phone Number Services Provided- Advocacy for survivors of crime. Organization- WISE - Women s Information Service Hotline (24-hour; not toll free) Services Provided- Court, legal, medical, housing/shelter; peer counseling, support groups, community and school education. TOLL FREE Organization- Women s Crisis Center (Windham County) Phone Number WOMEN S HEALTH & PREGNANCY Organization- Care Net Pregnancy Center of the Upper Valley Phone Number Population Served- Upper Valley Communities Organization- Depression After Delivery Phone Number Organization- Feminist Women s Health Center Phone Number , ext. 112 Website- Services Provided- Non-profit working to keep abortion safe and legal; educates Guidance women about reproductive health; provides resources; helps women with limited finances. Organization- Healthcare Ombudsman Phone Number Services Provided- Healthcare consumer line Organization- Healthy Babies, Kids & Families Phone Number Organization- Help Your Baby, Help Yourself Phone Number HELP (4357) Services Provided- Help with transportation to pre-natal care and finances; assistance available through a Vermont Public Health Nurse. Organization- Lund Family Center Phone Number (TDD/TTY) Organization- National Women s Health Information Center Phone Number WOMAN; (TDD) Organization- Circle of Parents Support Group/Prevent Child Abuse Vermont Phone Number CHILDREN ( ) Services Provided- Self-help groups, parents stress phone line; Nurturing Program. Organization- Planned Parenthood Phone Number PLAN Central number to find nearest office 13
22 Organization- Postpartum Support International Phone Number TOLL FREE Organization- Pregnancy Helpline and Parent Assistance Line Phone Number Services Provided- Statewide assistance line for pregnant women, newborns and fathers Organization- Pregnancy Risk Information Service Phone Number Services Provided- Free consultation about any substance that can harm an unborn child Organization- Vermont Department of Health Phone Number WOMEN S SERVICES Organization- The Vermont Commission on Women Address- 126 State Street, Montpelier, VT Phone Number Outreach 14
23 ADDISON COUNTY ALCOHOL & SUBSTANCE ABUSE Organization- Alcoholics Anonymous Address- Middlebury, VT Phone Number Services Provided- Offers support groups and materials to recovering alcoholics. Organization- Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention Office Address- 700 Exchange Street, Middlebury, VT Phone Number Services Provided- Provides alcohol and substance abuse counseling; educational programs. Organization- Vermont Department of Health Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs Address- 700 Exchange Street, Middlebury, VT Phone Number Services Provided- Prevention consultant for substance abusers offering a variety of services to help in the areas of education, prevention, treatment and recovery; provides information and referral. COMMUNITY SERVICES ADDISON Guidance Organization- HOPE (Helping Overcome Poverty s Effects) Address- PO Box 82, Middlebury VT; Phone Number ; (Voice/TDD) Website- Services Provided- Addison County Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity; anti-poverty agency offering a variety of free services to meet the vital interests and issues of low-income people throughout the county; these include housing assistance, emergency fuel and utility assistance, emergency food shelves, transportation assistance, food stamp outreach, food and nutrition education, gardens programs, furniture vouchers, farm-to family coupons, tax preparation assistance, assistance in filling out various application forms, information/referral services, case management, advocacy, and other locally based services. Organization- HOPE (Helping Overcome Poverty s Effects) Address- P. O. Box 165, 282 Boardman Street, Middlebury VT; Phone Number Fax Number Services Provided- Supports low-income families through Addison County Emergency Food Shelf, emergency rent and fuel assistance, low cost or free household items and clothing; provides tax preparation, emergency medical and dental assistance, Christmas food basket; eligibility dependent upon income; develops affordable housing and currently manages over 150 units; The Marion Munford Memorial Thrift Shop sells clothing and household items. 15
24 COUNSELING & MENTAL HEALTH Organization- Counseling Services of Addison County (CSAC) Mental Health, Developmental and Substance Abuse Address- 89 Main Street, Middlebury, VT Phone Number ; (24-hour emergency) Services Provided- Outpatient mental health services; support groups that deal with issues including relationships and self-esteem, substance abuse and mood disorders. DISABILITY SERVICES ADDISON Organization- Disability Rights Vermont Address- 141 Main Street, Suite 7, Montpelier, VT Phone Numbers (toll free); Fax Number Website- Services Provided- Serves six counties throughout Northwestern and central Vermont; provides advocacy, support and legal representation to Vermonters with disabilities who have been victims of crime; program serves individuals with any type of disability including mental health issues, physical disabilities, developmental/cognitive disabilities and the Deaf / Hard of Hearing community; serves victims of any type of crime or abuse, including domestic violence, sexual assault and physical abuse; all services are confidential and free to eligible clients, and to agencies who serve people with disabilities. Organization- D.V. Solutions at Spectrum Youth & Family Services at Spectrum Youth & Family Services Address- 700 Exchange St. Suite 103, Middlebury, VT P.O. Box 894, Middlebury, VT Phone Number or Fax Number Website- Services Provided- Educational and cognitive-behavioral change program to support men in ending their abusive and controlling behavior toward female partners. Programs are open to men referred as part of a criminal conviction or who wish to participate voluntarily. (or: see Chittenden Co. listing) Organization- Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program (SANE) Porter Medical Center Address- 115 Porter Drive, Middlebury, VT Outreach Phone Number Services Provided- DOMESTIC & SEXUAL VIOLENCE Provides victims and survivors of sexual assault with comprehensive sexual assault examinations by specially trained, registered nurses; offers information, resources, professional referrals and follow-up care while maintaining confidentiality and respect for the victim and his or her family. 16
25 Organization- WomenSafe Address- P.O. Box 67, Middlebury VT Hotline (24-hour) or Phone Number (office) Language interpretation services available. Deaf callers please use telephone relay. Fax Number Population Served- Victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Addison County and Rochester Services Provided- Offers confidential 24-hour hotline; information & referral; emotional support; legal and court advocacy; housing advocacy; systems advocacy; hospital/medical advocacy; support groups; supervised visitation & monitored exchanged; underserved communities outreach; community education & professional training. FOOD/FUEL ASSISTANCE Organization- Addison County Emergency Food Shelf Address- 282 Boardman Street, P. O. Box 165, Middlebury, VT Phone Number ADDISON Organization- Guidance Have a Heart Food Shelf Address- St. Mary s Church, 326 College St, Middlebury, VT Phone Number Organization- Addison County Home Health & Hospice Address- Route 7 North, P. O. Box 754, Middlebury VT Phone Number Services Provided- A non-profit organization dedicated to providing high quality, comprehensive community health care to residents of Addison County. Organization- Community Health Services of Addison County Open Door Clinic Address- 812 Exchange Street, Suite #2, Middlebury, VT Phone Number Website- Services Provided- HEALTH & DENTAL CARE opendoormidd.org Providing health care for adults who are uninsured or underinsured who meet financial guidelines. Services include: Acute & Chronic Care, Physical Therapy, Women's Health exams, Chiropractic Care, Limited Prescription Assistance, Lab & blood work, X-Rays, Dietary Counseling, Anonymous HIV Testing, Smoking Cessation Counseling. Call to schedule appointments. Clinics are held every Tuesday evening and every other Thursday evening, by appointment only. A free clinic, donations are appreciated. 17
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It was a free-agent signing that seemed almost destined to happen, even though many believe it shouldn't have and the free agent in question made a plea 24 hours earlier for his old team to bring him back.
So it didn't come as a big surprise that the Oakland Raiders announced Monday night they had signed Minnesota Vikings wide receiver/Pro Bowl kick returner Cordarrelle Patterson.
There was no immediate word as to the amount of the contract on the two-year deal.
Drafted with the 29th pick of the first round of the 2013 draft, Patterson's entrance to the Vikings was eventful. Vikings G.M. Rick Spielman was talking about the two players they had drafted with the 23rd and 25th picks – Sharrif Floyd and Xavier Rhodes – when one of his assistants waved him off the podium.
Spielman had figured the day was over, but had left instructions for his staff to keep working the phones, offering a second-, third-, fourth- and seventh-round pick to get back into the first round.
New England bit, Spielman made his way back into the war room and called in the deal. Patterson was a Viking.
His career in Minnesota saw him make two Pro Bowls in four years, but both were as a return specialist, not a first-round wide receiver. In four seasons, he led the NFL in kickoff return average three times. He could alter the course of a game with one return, which either started a half or came after the opponent scored and the Vikings were able to steal momentum away immediately.
That chapter of Vikings history is gone.
The conundrum facing the Vikings and the other 31 teams in free agency was whether Patterson was going to be paid to be a return man or to be a legitimate passing threat in the offense.
As a rookie, Patterson seemed an ideal highlight-maker in the bigger mold of Percy Harvin. He scored nine touchdowns as a rookie – four as a receiver, two as a rusher and two as a return man. He caught 45 passes for 469 yards and ran 12 times for 158 yards.
In 2014, Norv Turner arrived and Patterson's role began to diminish. His field time started being reduced at midseason and his numbers suffered (33-384-1 receiving and 10-117-1 rushing).
In 2015, he was a complete offensive afterthought. After being targeted 144 times in his first two seasons, he was targeted just twice all season, catching two passes for 10 yards.
When it came time to give out the fifth-year option on the Class of 2013 first-rounders, the Vikings gave it to Floyd and Rhodes and didn't to Patterson, setting in motion the events that culminated Monday.
Patterson was under the spotlight all season, but it was when Norv Turner abruptly resigned that new offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur decided to reincorporate Patterson into the offense. He set a career high with 52 receptions and was as dangerous as ever on kick returns, winning his third return title in the process.
Patterson's name was in that mix of players that Vikings fans thought the organization should pay to keep – Captain Munnerlyn, Matt Kalil, Rhett Ellison, Audie Cole and even Adrian Peterson. The combination of Patterson, Stefon Diggs, Adam Thielen, Laquon Treadwell and Jarius Wright could all carve specific roles in the Shurmur pass offense that could give the Vikings a five-deep receivers room that could be dangerous.
Like other Vikings vets allowed to leave in a record-setting exodus that didn't involve a coaching/front office shakeup, Patterson is just the latest in a growing number of Vikings making a move to a new city with a new future.
Considering that the Raiders already have Amari Cooper and Michael Crabtree, it seems clear he wasn't being paid or asked to be a No. 1 receiver on the deal he accepted.


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text: Lack of access to safe water and clean toilets affects everyone, but it has a particularly profound impact on the lives of girls. That's why this summer, as part of our Change the Record campaign, we asked girls around the world to write a message explaining how important water and toilets are to their daily lives – and met some of the girls whose futures have already been changed by the impact of our work in their communities. We also took the campaign to Glastonbury 2014, and asked festivalgoers to sign our petition to make sure everyone, everywhere has access to clean water and safe toilets by 2030. Find out more about the festival and add your voice to the campaign here. "I am always late for school as I have to go to fetch water." - Chameli, 15, Nagarkot, Nepal Chameli likes to read and wants to improve her English. But at least three times a day, she has to collect water for her family – which makes her late for school and hampers her progress. Credit: WaterAid/Mani Karmacharya. "I will feel safe if a toilet is constructed here." - Hasina, 14, Kanpur, India Hasina lives in a slum with no toilets. She feels embarrassed having to relieve herself out in the open, and knows she's also at risk of attack. Credit: WaterAid/Poulomi Basu. "Clean water will save me from diarrhoea." - Nice, 13, Tenya, Ghana In Nice's community, people frequently get ill because of the water. She often has an upset stomach – which means missing out on school. Credit: WaterAid/Nyani Quarmyne/Panos. "Our [water] source is very far and I always fall down." - Solo, 13, Madagascar At least twice a day, Solo has to carry 20 litres of dirty water up a steep, narrow path, putting her health and her future at risk. Credit: WaterAid/Abbie Trayler-Smith. "My water is contaminated by fish farming." - Leticia, 19, Tenya, Ghana Leticia's community has no access to safe water. They're worried that the chemicals used for fishing are making them ill, and have even cost some people their lives. Credit: WaterAid/Nyani Quarmyne/Panos. "Now we have clean water nearby, I have more time to study." - Lisa, 11, Ambovokely village, Madagascar Since we helped Lisa's community install a waterpoint and toilets, she doesn't have to get up early to collect water – and can get to school on time. Credit: WaterAid/Abbie Trayler-Smith. "I don't need to go to the toilet in the bush again." - Patience, 13, Osuwem, Ghana Thanks to the toilets we helped to build at her school, Patience no longer needs to go to the loo in the bush – or feel afraid of snake bites. Credit: WaterAid/Nyani Quarmyne/Panos. Top image: Kalkidan, 13, from Maygema, Ethiopia, holds a record that reads, "If I want to use a toilet, I have to pay for it." With no toilet in her home, Kalkidan has two choices: walk to the next village and pay to use the loo, or go out in the open.


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Mumbai: In her Bollywood debut in the movie production Dabangg, the actress Sonakshi Sinha had a very small role as the project ended up being an all Salman show. However, her upcoming flick called Joker which has actor Akshay Kumar as the lead protagonist and also an alien element is already considered to be a huge attraction. The question remains if this time the actress will indeed have the opportunity to possess a bigger platform in this movie production.
In a recent interview, the director of the film, Shirish Kunder said that "Yes definitely, in JOKER she is there right through the film with Akshay. She has a well etched out part and the best part is that both she as well I are very enthusiastic about making the best use of the platform made available as this is our second film each. I would personally like to work more with someone like her who is younger and is just starting off as it brings us both in the same space."
The tinsel town director Shirish Prior to this project has worked with actress Preity Zinta wanted to add that "She has that gift which I guess come from her genes. You have to tell Sonakshi just once about what you want and she does it just perfectly well. You don't have to explain things much to her. This reflects not just in her act but also the dialogue delivery as she brings in punctuations at just the right place in the right way."
Taking all of this into consideration we have to say that there is a big chance that the Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha to have a more important contribution to this movie production compared to her debut film Dabangg. Guess will have to wait until the premiere of Joker to see for ourselves.


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sox replied to pressgreen's topic in Games Career DevelopmentAs someone who has done SE interviews, I can tell you a working demo of the game engine you described would trump any of the "Acid Tests" listed in that blog. If someone asks you something you don't know, don't try to fake it... Admit you don't know, and ask intelligent questions about the topic. Any good engineer can teach you the difference between overloading and overriding (or whatever) in five minutes. What can't be easily taught is the work ethic needed to complete a complex demo on your own. Plenty of people can talk the talk, then fall apart when they actually have to write software.
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sox replied to Sabo's topic in For BeginnersI'd allow for points and boxes to added to each frame as metadata. In addition to allowing a "center of gravity" element, it would enable the following features to be added trivially: 1) collision boxes (often not the same as the sprite boundaries) 2) vulnerability / attack boxes (the intersection of a player's vuln. box and an enemy's attack box would trigger damage, for example) 3) spawn points for bullets 4) sound triggers (lets you play sfx for attacks, footsteps, etc., at precise timings) I've used systems like this in the past, and they can be surprisingly powerful. You could write a fairly simple tool in a day or two to let you graphically edit and place boxes and points in your sprite frames. The variable-sized frames sound good, but I'd stick with fixed-size until you're sure that the memory savings is worth the complexity. The time-per-frame is a good feature. 90% of the time, you'll want your frames to be evenly spaced, but i could see it coming in handy for some specific cases. have fun!
sox replied to zerozero987's topic in Graphics and GPU ProgrammingZeroZero, The Mario Galaxy series is where i first noticed heavy use of rim lighting.
sox replied to JonathanJ1990's topic in GDNet LoungeI've had someone introduce me to their drug dealer, because a great idea for a game came to him in a dream. I met him for dinner, discussed the concept with him. It was a fantastic concept... easy enough to make, too. I was uncomfortable going into business with him, though. (Kinda worried about getting shanked if it didn't work out.) My instinct was pretty good, because some crazy stuff went down with him later, ending in an FBI raid. Still, it remains the best concept anyone has ever pitched to me.
sox replied to Zed McJack's topic in For BeginnersI built an image-based map system like this back in the stone ages (256 colors, DOS). The advantage of such a system is the conceptual simplicity of it... you're basically building a 2D lookup table that relates screen pixels to province data. There are several disadvantages, however: 1) An errant photoshop filter or export tool could subtly alter your color data, thus corrupting your province lookups 2) You double the space required for every map 3) You have to avoid lossy image formats The alternative is to use a triangle meshes. It will be a bit more complex to pick provinces based on point-in-triangle tests, but they will take a ton less space and will give you more flexibility. In the end, either system should do the job, so use whatever you're comfortable with.
sox replied to mikeishere's topic in Games Career DevelopmentOf all the possible programming jobs you could do, I think game development benefits the most from a well-rounded education. Art. Music. History. Literature. Psychology. Business. Physics... You never know what will be useful in a game. Also, you never know what will be useful in communicating with your designers, animators, and managers. Also... no offense, but everyone's kind of a dumb-ass at 18... even geniuses. Go to University, kick some ass in the CS department, but explore as many other subjects as you can. Spend time with people that are different from you. Date girls, learn how to relate with the opposite sex. Sing at an open-mic night. Write a novel. Fall on your face, and realize failure is just another form of learning. Go be awesome.
sox replied to muratsal's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingIt should work fine, until you switch to another app. On iPhone at least, background processes are restricted to preserve battery life and responsiveness. If you [b]really [/b]want to try and make it work, you might to pretend to be a VOIP or music app. [url="http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/iphone/conceptual/iphoneosprogrammingguide/ManagingYourApplicationsFlow/ManagingYourApplicationsFlow.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40007072-CH4-SW3"]Here's[/url] a good place to start your research on that. Otherwise, you could just require your users to leave the app in the foreground at all times. Good luck!
sox replied to ic0de's topic in Graphics and GPU ProgrammingNvidia tries to be developer-friendly... even if you do the wrong thing, the driver will try to fix it for you and give correct output. The real glitch you're dealing with may be that Nvidia doesn't fail where it "should". I don't know of any system that lets you emulate an ATI card with an Nvidia card, but there are different hacks and cheats in place for different retail games. Try running your game with the app profile of some AAA titles (BattleField 3, etc). Some games might be profiled to minimize the use of driver "training wheels"... you could use that fact to reproduce your bug on Nvidia hardware, and figure out what you're doing wrong in code. If all else fails, buy your friend some pizza and monopolize his system all day while he plays Xbox. That's what friends are for.
sox replied to 3DModelerMan's topic in Game Design and Theory1) [b]Create your level designs and layouts before doing any "artistic" work.[/b] Good level design takes many iterations, so you want each revision of your level to be as quick as possible. Have a minimal tileset consisting of only 2-4 kinds of tile (Solid, empty, death, etc). Add the pretty clouds and shiny spikes at the end. 2) [b]Use good tools[/b]. Lets say you need to add one platform tile to your level... At a maximum, that should consist of clicking in your tile editor, saving the file, and rebuilding the game. If you have to hand-tweak any XML files, run any pre-process scripts, etc, you're wasting time that would be better spent doing design. Ideally, you'd be able to add tiles to your level from within the game interface without waiting for a recompile or data build. 3) [b]Know your mechanics[/b]. Exactly how many tiles can your character jump vertically? Horizontally? Running jumps? When you want to place a tricky ledge in your level, you should be able to do it on your first try (using math, diagrams, lookup tables... whatever works for you.) If you're resorting to lots of trial and error to get each jump working, take a step back and figure out why. Hope this helps... if you're not using it already, check out Tiled (http://www.mapeditor.org/), it might help you streamline a bit.
sox replied to MattFF's topic in General and Gameplay Programming1) wqking is correct... you may end up with a lot of states, but that doesn't mean all your logic should be inlined with the switch statement. Break each state into its own function, or (if you want), create some high level states which each contain their own "sub-state" machines. 2) A button event (triggered down, held down, triggered up), should generally control state transitions, not direct animations. I'll give you a quick example: Lets say you're in an Idle state. When "PunchButton.Triggered" equals true, you'll call a transition function, something like "BeginPunchState()", which will[list] [*]change your state variable, [*]begin the punch animation, and [*]play any related sound effects. [/list] Now that our state is changed, once per update the state machine will call UpdatePunchState(), which will[list] [*]check for hits against the enemy, [*]check for additional key triggers that could transition us to a combo state. [*]check for the end of the animation [/list] When the punch animation is complete, UpdatePunchState will call ReturnToIdleState(), which sets our state variable back to "Idle", and starts the looping Idle animation again. 3) Grab your physical inputs at the top of your main loop, then translate them to game-related terminology and structures. You want your state machine to handle things like "Punch" and "Kick", not "A" or "X". One advantage of this approach (besides making user defined key mappings manageable), is that you can have "Virtual" buttons that don't exist on the gamepad. Virtual buttons can be things like interpreted accelerometer input (i.e. a quick shake means the "Leg Sweep" button has been pressed), or you can do pattern matching on the input to generate combos without muddying up your other states (i.e. "U+U+D+D+L+R+L+R + PUNCH + KICK" = KonamiFireBall.Triggered" One mistake people sometimes make is to try and keep the input completely seperate from the state machine. Collect and filter your input in one central location, but let your individual states handle the abstract triggers they care about... Your state machine exists to translate player input into character action, so don't get too meta with it. Have fun!
sox replied to reaperrar's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingI've found that 2D grid-based collision systems often have "spikey" CPU utilization, for the reasons you describe. If you're open to it, I would suggest trying a sort/sweep system ([url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweep_and_prune"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweep_and_prune[/url]). It can actually be much simpler to implement and maintain, with excellent performance characteristics.
sox replied to theBenni's topic in Game Design and TheoryWhen you want the pressure to increase, you could start various obstacles across the road... fruit carts, baby strollers, grandmothers, etc. (They're all pretty standard movie cliches, but they're reused because they work.) You could time the crossings such that the player gets progressively less time to react for each one. Also, trains and drawbridges can be useful... either as something to avoid, or to make a last-second escape.
sox replied to ShawnCowles's topic in Game Design and TheoryI think that if combat-ready spaceships were widely available, some of the first technology upgrades would be making things fit the human brain. For example, in space, nobody can hear the enemy ships exploding because there's no air. It would be supremely useful to a combat pilot if the EM/light signatures from any nearby explosions or weapons fire were converted into binaural sound. The pilot gets instant awareness of what's going on all around him, much more intuitively than a heads-up display. (I always assume that's why we hear the X-Wing blasters in Star Wars movies.) As for Newtonian physics, an AI-based thruster system could easily interpret "no throttle" as "slow down at a pre-determined rate". I would think this would be the space combat equivalent of cruise control.
sox replied to TheCalm's topic in Artificial IntelligenceI don't have time to write code for you, but here are some ideas for getting more information into your equation and simplifying the problem. 1) Keep in mind that there may be many jump angles/velocities that land you in the same spot. You can simplify by locking your angle to 45 degrees. (or whatever angle works best for you) 2) If you know the maximum height of your arc, and your acceleration due to gravity, then you also know the time it takes to rise to that point. 3) You posted a lot of formulas you're looking at, but i find diagrams and descriptions a little easier to convert into code: [url="http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Class/vectors/u3l2c2.cfm"]http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Class/vectors/u3l2c2.cfm[/url] I'll post more when I have time if this was too cryptic :-)


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Microsoft provides a downloadable tool called delprof.exe.
You could run it as part of a login script.
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Down by 15 points in the first half, the Scarlet Knights were on the brink of their longest losing skid in five years. Unlike their futile effort on the West Coast, Rutgers was good enough to rally on the road and win.
Epiphanny Prince scored 25 points and Kia Vaughn had 10 points and eight rebounds to help Rutgers snap a two-game losing streak and rally past Temple 64-60 on Monday night.
"We were lucky to win the game," Rutgers coach C. Vivian Stringer said.
The Scarlet Knights (3-2) were lucky to survive the final minute. They turned that double-digit deficit into a seven-point lead late in the game when Temple's Lindsay Kimmel hit a pair of three-pointers in the final minute for the Owls (3-2) that made it a two-point game.
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Prince scored 19 points in the second half and the Scarlet Knights were able to put the disappointment of consecutive losses to No. 3 California and No. 6 Stanford behind them.
"It's obvious we're struggling," Stringer said. "It's going to be some time before we're anywhere near right."
Both of Temple's losses have come to Top 25 teams. Shanea Cotton led the Owls with 18 points and Shenita Landry had 12 points and nine rebounds.
"A victory would have been the best," first-year Temple coach Tonya Cardoza said.
The Owls made Rutgers work hard for the win. They never trailed in the first half and led by as many as 15 before settling for a 32-21 halftime lead. The Owls worked the ball inside early to Cotton and she scored 11 points on 5-for-7 shooting.
The Owls hit consecutive three-pointers at the start of their run to stretch their lead to double digits for the first time, but then kept shooting the long ball without success until Kimmel sank her pair. They finished a woeful 5-for-27.
"We just got three-point happy," said Cardoza. "We started chucking up too many threes. We should never shoot 27 threes in a game."
Once Temple abandoned the inside game, the Scarlet Knights got going.
Rutgers went on a 12-2 run to slice the deficit to single digits and took its first lead of the game, 43-42, at the halfway mark of the second.
"I just think we weren't as aggressive in the beginning of the second half as we were in the first half," Cotton said.
Myia McCurdy made two free throws for a 47-45 lead with 8:03 left and Rutgers never trailed again. Prince buried a couple of jumpers that gave Rutgers some needed momentum over the final minutes.
"They always seem to get hot, especially Epiphanny Prince," Cardoza said.
Rutgers has won 16 of the last 21 games against Temple.
Stringer ran a grueling week of practice even after the travel and two tough losses. She hoped the Scarlet Knights got the message that they can't bluff their way through games and come away with wins simply because of their tradition. They have to be embarrassed to lose, take it personally and vow to improve like some of the great Rutgers teams of this decade.
"The losses to Cal and Stanford are fine, as long as we learn from it," Stringer said.
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Cool-weather pansies add bold color to flower beds and planters. Available in nearly any color imaginable, pansies thrive in the spring and fall months when many plants are still dormant. They require minimal care, allowing you to enjoy their blooms without the need for constant work in the garden. Pansies are not heavy feeders, but some fertilization encourages them to remain healthy and to continue with their prolific blooming. Pansies grown in containers do require more frequent fertilizing than those grown in beds.
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Apply a slow-release, 10-10-10 (10 percent each nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium) analysis or other similar fertilizer to the pansy bed just prior to planting. Use 1 tsp. of fertilizer per each square foot of bed, or use 1 tsp. per each gallon of soil in a planter.
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