Celebrating 25 Years of Empowerment with Girls on the Run Vermont
As a longtime statewide sponsor of Girls on the Run Vermont, we're thrilled to celebrate their 25th anniversary.
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Tips to Keep Your Children Safe at Halloween
Stay safe and spooky this Halloween with tips to protect your family from accidents and sugar overload.
What We Know About This Year’s Respiratory Virus Season
Find out more about the upcoming respiratory virus season in Vermont and ways you can protect yourself and your family through vaccination, hygiene, and healthy habits.
Health and Safety Items for Your Back-to-School Checklist
Include these items on your Fall checklist to help your children be ready for the classroom and beyond.
Health Insurance When Your Child or Dependent Turns 26
When your child turns 26, they enter an enrollment period during which they’ll need to sign up for their own insurance plan. Learn more about the process.
Choosing Where to Get Care: ER vs. Urgent Care or the Doctor’s Office
Learn how to choose the best option between the emergency room versus urgent care or the doctor’s office.
Listen Up Project Partnership Reached Thousands of Vermonters
We advocate for mental health services for all Vermonters and partner with many organizations across Vermont that address mental health needs. One of those partnerships was the Listen Up! Project.
Packing Healthier School Lunches
Eating a nutritious school lunch is essential for supporting the immune system, keeping physically fit, and staying healthy. While back-to-school is an exciting time, it is also the time to practice healthy habits.
Monkeypox: What is it and should you be concerned?
The federal government has declared the current monkeypox epidemic a public health emergency, this is what Vermonters need to know about the disease.
Climb Out of the Darkness Combats Isolation for New Parents
It's estimated in Vermont that one in five people suffer from depression and anxiety both during and after pregnancy. During the pandemic, Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs) intensified, growing to one in three people.