Welcome to the website for the Lamoille Community House. We provide shelter and support for those experiencing homelessness in north central Vermont. 

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Raise the Roof is back for 2026! Come and celebrate Spring with the Lamoille Community House at our annual fundraiser at Stowe Cider. Since last year’s Raise the Roof event, we have opened three apartments in Morrisville for families experiencing homelessness and took over operation of the Waterbury Family Shelter, a semi-congregant seasonal shelter for families. Meanwhile, our Recuperative Care Program and Emergency Shelter for Adults in Hyde Park continue to help those in our community who need it most. We have a lot to celebrate! And we need your support to continue our work in 2026 and beyond.

Cook a meal for our guests! Sign up online and bring over a cooked meal, or bring fixins for your fav and cook at the shelter. You’re welcome to stay and get to know a few of our guests or drop off and go! Every meal counts!

  • Each meal should provide food for 21 shelter guests and 2 staff members. 

  • Please arrive around 5:30 with your meal, but earlier is fine too! Dinner is served at 6:30. 

  • Desserts not necessary but always very appreciated!

New episode of Lives of Lamoille County is now out! The episode is available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, and elsewhere. This episode’s guest, Natalie, is proof that anyone can experience homelessness. In her 70s, Natalie embraces life with a hard-won joy and love. We hope you listen feelingly, to paraphrase Shakespeare. 

Dispelling stereotypes and  misconceptions, our podcast allows people with lived experience to tell their own stories. Please listen, like, and follow on the podcast platform of your choice!

No one should be without a warm place to sleep.

Transports

Meals Served

Bed Nights

The Lamoille Community House offers shelter, security, and hope to people experiencing homelessness. With dignity and kindness, we provide guests with a clean bed, nourishing meals, connection to services, and a safe space to discover their own path toward sustainable housing. 

Grocery and shopping list!

Lamoille Community House Needs List Fresh fruit (bananas, oranges, apples) Dish Soap Instant oatmeal  Full size bottles shampoo/conditioner Bread, english muffins, bagels, etc Full size bottles body wash Milk, half and half, butter, cream cheese Mens/women's deodorant...

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LCH Emergency Family Apartments

For years, our adult shelter has served individuals experiencing homelessness—but we've long been aware of the families we couldn’t reach. Due to the physical and operational limitations of the Lamoille Community House, we were only able to house single adults over...

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