Voices of Hope is a volunteer organization created to inspire HOPE and actively support people affected by substance use/misuse.  They advocate to increase local resources and raise awareness about substance use/misuse, and the importance of COMPASSION in the Deerfield Valley.  They work to fight the stigma around substance use disorder and to bring resources, information, harm reduction and recovery support to the Deerfield Valley. Their website link is HERE.

For confidential help call (802) 490-5645, this is NOT an emergency number.  If you have an emergency situation call 211.  You can also email voicesofhopevt@gmail.com.

The Whitingham Community Church located on VT Route 100 near the Whitingham Post Office offers Sunday Services at 10:30am.

The Jacksonville Community Church located on VT Route 112 in Jacksonville offers Sunday Service and Sunday School at 9:15am on Sunday mornings.

Jacksonville EZ RIDERS is a group of volunteers that encourage snowmobiling, safe riding, and work to maintain the snowmobile trail system. If you are interested in joining please send an email to ezridersjacksonville@gmail.com.

Bone Builders is an exercise group for seniors that meets Mondays and Fridays at the Jacksonville Church from 10:30 to 11:30am. 

The club provides an opportunity for firearms enthusiasts and their families to enjoy a wide variety of shooting and outdoor activities. We promote education, skill development, fellowship and responsible sportsmen for ourselves and future generations.

The Whitingham Historical Society meets in the Municipal Center three times per year in April, July and October to run historical programs for the public. The Museum, located in the center of Whitingham Village at Green Mountain Hall, is open Sundays from 2 to 4pm from July through September (or by appointment). For more information contact Seth Boyd at (802) 368-2733.

The Housing Rehabilitation Committee is a consortium of the towns of Halifax, Marlboro and Whitingham. It's mission is to distribute funds in low-interest loans to income-eligible residents for a variety of rehabilitation projects, ranging from septic and well installations, heating and roofing to plumbing and electrical repairs and/or upgrades. The Committee invites the residents of their three towns who may have a necessary rehabilitation project to apply to see if they meet eligibility guidelines. Applications are available from the Town Clerk in each town. Whitingham residents needing more information should contact Mike Mandracchia at (802) 368-2658 or Julie Muller at (802) 368-9394.

Wings Community Programs actively engages students in experiences to help them be successful in school and in life as they grow into productive adults. For more information contact Kati Gould (802) 464-1300 or Katie Boyd (802) 275-8303 or www.wingscommunityprograms.com.