Southeastern Vermont Community Action (SEVCA) is excited to announce the recent hiring of two new key staff members to strengthen its leadership team. Lisa Whitney as Finance Director, and Jon Megas-Russell as Development & Communications Director. Both will play critical roles in serving the programs that advance SEVCA’s mission to reduce poverty and promote economic self-sufficiency for individuals and families across southeastern Vermont.
Southeastern Vermont Community Action (SEVCA) is actively recruiting volunteers to join its Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, offering free tax preparation services; as well as assistance with homestead declarations, property tax credit claims, and renter credit claims; to residents across Windsor and Windham counties. With appointments available at multiple locations, SEVCA is looking to expand its volunteer base to meet the growing demand for this vital service.
SEVCA is seeking support for its anti-poverty work in Windham and Windsor county, please give today. SEVCA is predominantly funded by grants but often times they never cover all of the funding required for our programs. Your continued investments in our mission are needed to complete our funding for programs and services that stabilize, improve, and change people’s lives.
Donation removes a barrier to outdoor exploration.
New CCFAP eligibly requirements mean more resources available to Vermont families.
Chester Community Preschool a SEVCA Head Start program open newly renovated playground built with the help of Landscape Solutions.
Donation removes a barrier to outdoor exploration.
Long time housing advocate receives Tom Yahn Award
Read the latest edition of SEVCA's organizational newsletter, The Advocate.
Chris Meyer from SEVCA/VEE and ACCD Downtown Director Gary Holloway to share the documentary "Ramen Day- The Vermont Everyone Eats Story" with the House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development and answer their questions.
Documentary film about Vermont's unique response to COVID related food insecurity.
Christopher Meyer joins SEVCA’s Microbusiness Development Team
SEVCA is working with Vermont Adult Learning to offer free Energy Works Training during March 2024
Vermont Emergency Eats Program developed in response to July 2023 Vermont floods cost $700K produced 49,000 meals plus an additional $1.2M in local spending.
The SEVCA Board of Directors is pleased to announce that it has hired Josh Davis of Brattleboro as SEVCA's Executive Director.
Struggling with your monthly internet expenses or can’t afford to get online at all? A federal subsidy is available to income-eligible households!
SEVCA’s Board of Directors and staff are beginning an organizational strategic planning process with the guidance of Bright Minds Consulting, Inc. of Columbus, Ohio.
Southeastern Vermont Community Action (SEVCA) is providing a series of 4 Financial Fitness workshops to provide training, support, and resources to help participants gain control and manage their money.
We want to express our sincere thanks to everyone who has generously supported SEVCA's mission and initiatives. Your contributions have played a vital role in driving our efforts forward.
SEVCA is delighted to announce that VT Everyone Eats (VEE) has received an extension to continue through April 1, 2022, and is celebrating serving two million meals!
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is offering free tax preparation services to anyone who makes less than $57,000 per year starting on January 31, 2022. This program helps clients obtain the credits, deductions, and refunds to which they are entitled.
Read the latest edition of SEVCA's organizational newsletter, The Advocate.
Southeastern Vermont Community Action (SEVCA) is providing a series of four Financial Fitness workshops to provide training, support, and resources to help participants gain control and manage their money.
Southeastern Vermont Community Action (SEVCA) is providing a free Ready for Work workshop series. These three workshops provide training, support, and resources to help participants entering or returning to the workforce. Workshop topics include: creating a resume, customizing a cover letter to fit the job, searching for a job, and tips for a successful job interview.
We’re doing everything we can with all the resources we can muster, but our grants never cover all the costs of providing the needed services. Your continued investments in our mission are needed to match and complete our funding for programs and services that stabilize, improve, and change people’s lives for a better future.