Alcohol Treatment Centers & Rehabs in Vermont

Vermont Department of Health
Learn how alcohol affects the health and wellness of Vermonters, and find links to national experts in alcohol policy. The Division of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Programs supports a network of community partners to promote and deliver a wide range of substance misuse information, prevention, intervention, treatment and alcohol recovery programs and services.

VT Helplink
VT Helplink is your statewide, public resource for finding alcohol treatment and recovery services in Vermont. Helplink services are free and confidential. Our caring, trained specialists will help you or your loved one take a step toward recovery and will help you navigate Vermont’s treatment and recovery system, whether or not you have insurance.

Vermont 211
At Vermont 211, we can provide clients with much more than a phone number or the service hours of an agency. . Information & Referral (I&R) is the art, science and practice of bringing people and services together. I&R resource databases contain detailed descriptions of the programs and services provided by community, social, health, and government organizations.

Vermont Recovery Network
The Vermont Recovery Network is a non-profit organization that supports the provision of recovery support services for people who have experienced problems resulting from drug and alcohol use. Although our member centers all provide the space for various 12 step meetings and other peer to peer recovery support groups, they are not affiliated with any of these groups.

Vermont Alcoholics Anonymous Area 70
Alcoholics Anonymous Area 70 covers the entire state of Vermont. Do you want to stop drinking, but find you cannot quit entirely or you have little control over the amount you drink? If you answered yes to either of these questions, there are a number of ways Vermont Alcoholics Anonymous can help. For confidential support, please contact us.