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Ludlow, VT

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

KidneyCare:365, located in Ludlow, VT, is dedicated to empowering individuals affected by kidney disease through comprehensive education and resources. Whether you're newly diagnosed, supporting a loved one, or preparing for dialysis, our programs are designed to enhance your understanding of kidney health. We cover crucial topics such as the symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), nutritional guidance for eating well with kidney disease, coping strategies, available treatment options—including home dialysis—and valuable resources accessible to you. To accommodate diverse needs, our classes are offered in various formats, including online sessions, video conferences, phone calls, and in-person meetings, ensuring that support is always within reach.

Ludlow, VT

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in Ludlow, VT, provides essential, eating disorder-informed meal support for individuals aged 16 and older who are at the outpatient level of care. Our inviting virtual drop-in group meals create a safe and nurturing environment for participants to share nutritious meals while receiving compassionate support. With sessions offered four times daily, including two lunch and two dinner options, individuals can easily integrate meal support into their schedules. Each session is led by skilled nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program who are working towards their CNS certification. While we focus on meal support, it's important to note that this program is not intended for crisis intervention—please reach out to professional services for urgent needs.

Ludlow, VT

One-On-One Nutrition Consultations

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS)

One-On-One Nutrition Consultations in Ludlow, VT, is dedicated to providing essential support for cancer patients and their caregivers through free, personalized consultations with registered dietitians. Our mission is to empower individuals facing the challenges of cancer treatment by offering practical nutrition education that addresses specific needs, from strategies to boost nutrition and manage side effects to meal planning tips and grocery shopping advice. In these compassionate consultations, participants can ask crucial questions to better understand their dietary requirements and learn how to effectively care for loved ones during treatment. Each session lasts about 30 minutes, ensuring focused and meaningful guidance tailored to enhancing overall well-being during this critical time.

Ludlow, VT

Intravenous and Tube Feeding Support

The Oley Foundation

The Oley Foundation, located in Ludlow, VT, is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals who rely on home intravenous nutrition and tube feeding through comprehensive education, advocacy, and community support. We connect patients, families, clinicians, and industry stakeholders, fostering a network of resources and shared experiences. Our complimentary membership offers a wealth of benefits, including our bi-monthly LifelineLetter, which features articles on medical advancements and personal stories, as well as access to support groups, outreach programs, and an informative clearinghouse. Members can also participate in an online community, engage in an equipment and supply exchange for those in need, and utilize our toll-free hotline for immediate assistance. Join us to access valuable resources and connect with others who understand your journey.

Ludlow, VT

Wellness Kits for Cancer Survivors

Luminaries

Located in Ludlow, Vermont, Wellness Kits for Cancer Survivors is dedicated to supporting cancer survivors by providing essential wellness kits to those facing financial hardships. Our mission is to cater to diverse individuals and underserved communities, ensuring that every survivor, regardless of their race or ethnicity, has access to the resources they need to aid in their healing journey. Every two months, we deliver six free wellness kits that may include thoughtful items such as water bottles, journals, food trackers, and sleep masks, alongside additional resources aimed at promoting well-being. We are committed to helping cancer survivors navigate their challenges with care and support, recognizing the unique needs of those in rural areas and limited healthcare access. Together, we strive to empower and uplift every individual we serve.

Ludlow, VT

Case Management

HIV/HCV Resource Center

In Ludlow, Vermont, the HIV/HCV Resource Center is dedicated to providing comprehensive medical case management services for individuals living with HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C. Our mission is to empower those we serve by offering vital support including financial assistance, food assistance, housing assistance, medical assistance, and transportation services. We understand the urgency of these needs and are committed to connecting individuals with the resources they require for a healthier and more stable life. Through compassionate case management, we strive to ensure that no one faces these challenges alone, and we welcome anyone seeking assistance to reach out to us for support.

Ludlow, VT

Divided Sky Ludlow Vermont

Divided Sky offers a unique residential recovery program in the tranquil setting of Ludlow, Vermont. Taking a non-clinical approach to addiction treatment, the center focuses on educational and introspective programming that draws from various recovery methodologies. Residents learn crucial skills for lasting sobriety, including boundary-setting, self-honesty, and building a substance-free lifestyle. The program integrates several effective approaches including 12-Step principles, comprehensive life skills training, emotional sobriety work, mindfulness practices, and recreational activities. Divided Sky makes thoughtful use of Vermont's natural surroundings, incorporating outdoor experiences that help clients strengthen their connection to nature, themselves, and their community. The philosophy centers on empowerment through recovery education, encouraging individuals to take active responsibility for their wellness journey and long-term sobriety.

Lyndonville, VT

Cancer Transitions

Cancer Support Community East Tennessee

Cancer Transitions in Lyndonville, VT, is dedicated to empowering cancer survivors as they navigate life after treatment. Designed for individuals who have completed their cancer treatment within the last 24 months, our evidence-based program offers vital resources that include nutritional support, personalized exercise plans, emotional health education, and medical management guidance. We believe that every survivor deserves support and tools to enhance their well-being, regardless of when their treatment ended. Join us to gain valuable insights and connect with others on a similar journey, fostering a supportive community focused on thriving after cancer.

Lyndonville, VT

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

Located in Lyndonville, VT, KidneyCare:365 is dedicated to empowering individuals facing kidney health challenges through comprehensive education and support. Our program is designed for those who are recently diagnosed with kidney disease, those caring for someone with the condition, or anyone preparing for dialysis. In our classes, participants will gain valuable insights into the symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), learn about nutritious eating options tailored to kidney health, and explore coping mechanisms and available resources. We also discuss various treatment options, including home dialysis, to ensure informed decisions. We offer flexible access to our classes through online sessions, video conferences, phone calls, or in-person meetings, making it easier for you to prioritize your kidney health and well-being.

Lyndonville, VT

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in Lyndonville, VT, offers free, accessible meal support designed specifically for individuals over 16 who are navigating outpatient eating disorder recovery. Our live, virtual drop-in group meals create a compassionate and safe environment where participants can enjoy nutritious meals with others who understand their journey. We provide meal support four times daily, including two lunch and two dinner sessions, allowing individuals to join as many times as their schedule permits. All sessions are guided by trained nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator program, who are working towards their CNS certification, ensuring expert support during mealtimes. While we are here to foster connection and nourishment, please note that this program is not intended for crisis situations; those in need of immediate assistance should reach out to crisis support services.

Manchester Center, VT

Cancer Transitions

Cancer Support Community East Tennessee

Cancer Transitions, located in Manchester Center, VT, offers a vital evidence-based program designed to support cancer survivors who have completed treatment. Aimed primarily at those who have finished their treatment within the last 24 months, our services extend to anyone navigating survivorship, regardless of how long it has been since treatment. We provide comprehensive support that includes nutritional guidance, personalized exercise plans, emotional health education, and essential medical management resources, all tailored to help individuals thrive in their journey towards recovery and wellness.

Manchester Center, VT

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

Located in Manchester Center, VT, KidneyCare:365 offers vital education and support for individuals impacted by kidney health and disease. Our program is designed for those recently diagnosed with kidney disease, caregivers, or those preparing for dialysis, providing essential knowledge about symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), nutrition tailored for kidney wellness, coping strategies, treatment options including home dialysis, and available resources. With a commitment to accessibility, we provide our classes in multiple formats—whether online, via video conference, phone call, or in person—ensuring that all individuals have the opportunity to access the information they need for better health management.

Manchester Center, VT

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

Located in Manchester Center, VT, the Meal Support Program by Project HEAL is dedicated to providing free, accessible meal support specifically designed for individuals over 16 who are in outpatient care for eating disorders. Our program offers a nurturing environment where participants can engage in live, facilitated virtual group meals, enhancing their recovery journey by providing vital nutrition alongside compassionate support. With meal support sessions held four times a day at convenient lunch and dinner times, individuals can choose to attend as many sessions as fit their schedules. Each session is led by skilled nutrition practitioners who are in the Clinician's Incubator training program and are working toward their CNS certification. While we focus on meal support, please remember that this program is not intended for crisis intervention. For immediate help, we recommend reaching out to crisis services.