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Connecting the mutual aid network
We are fortunate to have a lot of mutual aid activity in our communities. BAMA strives to amplify what is being done by others. Please see what is happening in around around Brattleboro. If you know of additional mutual aid work in the area, please let us know.
Mutual aid support in the greater Brattleboro area
(grassroots, non-governmental and not human service agencies)
The Root Social Justice Mutual Aid Support Network connects BIPOC community members in need to a wider non-BIPOC community network. From support with life essentials to assistance with needs such as rides and cleaning, this network shifts resources to promote equity and mutual support. Click on the link to learn more about how you can give or receive support.
Ready Response Team is a network of volunteers organized through Lost River Racial Justice that focuses on providing support and assistance to marginalized individuals and families in southeast Vermont who are impacted by racial or other identity-based harassment, violence or systemic harm.
West River Valley Mutual Aid is a Mutual Aid for Vermont's West River Valley, Route 30 corridor, and nearby communities (including Brookline, Athens, Jamaica, Newfane, Townshend, South Newfane, Williamsville)
Brattleboro Time Trade provides a forum to facilitate the exchange of goods and services through a system that connects unmet needs with untapped resources.
The Vermont Council on Rural Development has a growing directory of other Mutual Aid networks in Windham County (and all of Vermont). If you live outside of Brattleboro, please check their list for your town.
Mutual Aid and Anti-Racism…a brief review