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Morrisville
Morrisville

Morrisville Local Health Office staff members are based in our community, promoting health and wellness in the towns we serve. We work on a variety of health topics in partnership with schools, worksites, town offices and local service providers. We also serve individuals and families right in our office. We invite you to learn about the many ways we can help you, your family and your community be healthy.
Lamoille Health Equity Collaborative
2023 Community Grant Awardees
Awardee |
Amount |
Purpose |
Community Engagement Lab |
$42,450 |
Community asset mapping project for communities served by the Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union |
Evangelist Barbara Miller |
$5,000 |
Backpack program for local students |
Green Mountain Technology & Career Center |
$3,500 |
Professional Development about the Abenaki Nation for teachers and staff from the Lamoille North Supervisory Union |
Lamoille Community House |
$6,268 |
Technology and transportation support for shelter residents to better access healthcare |
Lamoille County Mental Health Services |
$38,032 |
Mental Health Crisis Specialist embedded with Morristown Police Department |
Lamoille Restorative Center |
$10,000 |
Equity-focused professional development for staff, board, and volunteers |
Lamoille Union High School |
$5,000 |
Support and training for GLOW group for LGBTQ+ youth |
Lamoille South Unified Union |
$12,250 |
Development of a health and equity curriculum with and for middle school students |
Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union |
$10,000 |
Professional development and consultation to create a comprehensive, inclusive, and equitable sexual health education program |
United Way of Lamoille County |
$17,500 |
Technology, furniture, and equipment for meeting space and for resource hub space |
Total |
$150,000 |
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Our local health office connects families to resources to help ensure a safe and healthy home environment that is free of exposure to lead, radon, carbon monoxide, mold, pests and drinking water contaminants.
Vermont continues to be one of the healthiest states in the nation, yet we know there are challenges ahead. To meet these, we track, measure, report on and apply data in order to achieve our shared goals for improving public health.
We welcome your call or email. Our regular office hours are 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.