Community Resources Flier

If you need food, childcare, healthcare, or other services during the COVID-19 pandemic, the agencies and programs listed on our flier might be able to help.

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The COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in many changes to the way Vermonters work, relax, shop, and live their lives.

Many Vermonters have been laid off or are working from home while also juggling childcare. Some may be worrying how to feed their families. Those who are considered to be essential workers during this crisis are scrambling to find care for their children now that schools are closed. Others are wondering how the situation might affect their benefits or their legal claim.

If you have questions about an area of public life or you need need food, childcare, healthcare, or other services during the COVID-19 pandemic, the agencies and programs listed on our Community Resources Flier might be able to help.

Please always remember that our workers' compensation attorneys are here for you, should you or a loved one ever get injured. We are dedicated to ensuring that you get the compensation that you and your family need to heal

Contact Biggam Fox Skinner at (802) 445-9141 to schedule your free consultation.

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Mar 23, 2020

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