In an emergency, your neighbor may need a hand. How about yours?

Vermont thrives on volunteer efforts—and never is that truer than during emergencies. From trained medical professionals who respond daily to citizen volunteers who step up during natural disasters, Vermonters like you make all the difference in our communities’ health, safety, and preparedness.

Emergency Medical Services

Vermont’s 3,000 certified EMS providers—most of them volunteers—provide critical pre-hospital care to people throughout our state. You can too. Connect with your local squad or sign up for training today.

Medical Reserve Corps

You can help even if you’re not a trained medical professional. Vermonters from all walks of life can join Medical Reserve Corps (MRCs) to lend a hand when a disaster or emergency strikes in your community. Join—or form—a local MRC today.

Monthly Meeting (Year in Review with Awards Ceremony) – NEK MRC

When: January 11, 2022 @ 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Where: Virtual

Northeast Kingdom MRC will be having a virtual volunteer meeting. This meeting will be the Year in Review with Awards Ceremony. Come participate and learn about all the great work this unit did in 2021.[…]

MRC | Debbie’s Story

As a Medical Reserve Corps Unit Coordinator, Debbie oversees the volunteer efforts of many in the Rutland County area. And Debbie says that more health-focused volunteers are always needed.

COVID-19 Response Volunteer to Help

Vermont health care providers are working overtime to assure everyone receives the best care during this COVID-19 pandemic. Vermont’s Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) units are community-based groups of volunteers who supplement public health resources with their existing skills. For becoming involved with the MRC, please visit the How to Join page.