Bridge to Rutland Blog

Bridge to Rutland Director Ellen Green has offered trainings recently for volunteers as the community anticipates additional Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity. Community members might also benefit from the information…

EVERYONE who works with our families through B2R is a volunteer, and we couldn’t do what we do without them. And we couldn’t possibly afford to pay them what they…

Great things that have happened in recent months: 1. One asylum seeker who needed to report to an ICE check-in in person in St. Albans had a very successful trip…

B2R has worked with the Vermont New Hampshire Asylum Support Network (VTNHASN) on grants through the Canaday Family Foundation and the State of VT. Both of those grants have been…

A new time for justice work. Bridge to Rutland has been in existence since August of 2020. We have welcomed 5 families, surrounded 12 asylum seekers with wrap-around services and…