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The Family Center would like to share the following announcement from FPF:
More Free Food for the Community - Tuesday at Bethany
Theresa Lever • Court St., Montpelier
Announcement
We had a lot of food remaining from the distribution last Friday. Please come to Bethany Church's front steps from noon to 12:30 on Tuesday if you'd like any of the following items, compliments of Community Harvest (we have limited amounts). Please wear a mask, and bring a bag if you have one. Thank you!
Milk, butter, cheese, sour cream, cottage cheese, liquid eggs,
Apples, tomatoes, carrots, pumpkins, potatoes, onions,
Fully cooked chicken nuggets and chicken patties.
Our Youth and Family Resource Coordinator is looking for a baby gate for a family she's working with. If you have one you no longer need, please contact the Family Center. Thank You!
The Family Center would like to share the following public service announcement:
Thank you for contacting the Department of Service in the past. You may have completed our online survey about your needs for broadband service or contacted the Consumer Affairs and Public Information Division with a complaint or expressed a need for help with affordable broadband.
We are reaching out now because there is a new program to help Vermonters offset broadband costs during the pandemic. To keep an eye out for other programs and resources, check the Department’s website periodically at publicservice.vermont.gov/
Because of the very high need -- especially now -- for Vermonters to be connected, some of the funding allocated to Vermont from the Coronavirus Relief Fund will be used to help qualifying consumers who can claim a COVID-related hardship pay for their monthly broadband costs through the end of December 2020. The purpose of the broadband subsidy grant program is to help Vermont households afford broadband service for the purposes of distance learning, working remotely, and participating in telehealth services.
To learn more about the program, please visit the Department of Public Service’s Temporary Broadband Subsidy webpage.
publicservice.vermont.gov/content/vermont-temporary-broadband-subsidy-program
If you have questions about the program after reviewing the materials, please call 800-622-4496 or e-mail [email protected]
Vermont Temporary Broadband Subsidy Program | Department of Public Service
publicservice.vermont.gov
The Temporary Broadband Subsidy Program provides eligible Vermont households with a credit to assist with Internet service subscriptions. Residential account holders who have suffered an economic hard...The Family Center would like to share the following announcement from FPF:
More Free Food for the Community - Tuesday at Bethany
Theresa Lever • Court St., Montpelier
Announcement
We had a lot of food remaining from the distribution last Friday. Please come to Bethany Church's front steps from noon to 12:30 on Tuesday if you'd like any of the following items, compliments of Community Harvest (we have limited amounts). Please wear a mask, and bring a bag if you have one. Thank you!
Milk, butter, cheese, sour cream, cottage cheese, liquid eggs,
Apples, tomatoes, carrots, pumpkins, potatoes, onions,
Fully cooked chicken nuggets and chicken patties.
Our Youth and Family Resource Coordinator is looking for a baby gate for a family she's working with. If you have one you no longer need, please contact the Family Center. Thank You!
The Family Center would like to share the following public service announcement:
Thank you for contacting the Department of Service in the past. You may have completed our online survey about your needs for broadband service or contacted the Consumer Affairs and Public Information Division with a complaint or expressed a need for help with affordable broadband.
We are reaching out now because there is a new program to help Vermonters offset broadband costs during the pandemic. To keep an eye out for other programs and resources, check the Department’s website periodically at publicservice.vermont.gov/
Because of the very high need -- especially now -- for Vermonters to be connected, some of the funding allocated to Vermont from the Coronavirus Relief Fund will be used to help qualifying consumers who can claim a COVID-related hardship pay for their monthly broadband costs through the end of December 2020. The purpose of the broadband subsidy grant program is to help Vermont households afford broadband service for the purposes of distance learning, working remotely, and participating in telehealth services.
To learn more about the program, please visit the Department of Public Service’s Temporary Broadband Subsidy webpage.
publicservice.vermont.gov/content/vermont-temporary-broadband-subsidy-program
If you have questions about the program after reviewing the materials, please call 800-622-4496 or e-mail [email protected]
Vermont Temporary Broadband Subsidy Program | Department of Public Service
publicservice.vermont.gov
The Temporary Broadband Subsidy Program provides eligible Vermont households with a credit to assist with Internet service subscriptions. Residential account holders who have suffered an economic hard...
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