No one goes hungry on Molly Bennett’s watch. Molly is the SASH Coordinator based out of WWHT’s Windsor Village, where, for the last four years, she has helped connect residents and low-income seniors in the community with resources, services and supports that they need to continue to live as independently as possible. That includes bringing healthy food to all who need it.
How do SASH coordinators support participants?
SASH coordinators support participants by connecting them with local resources for transportation, food, health care, and more.
Check out this short video from the Vermont Department of Health about the important role of SASH coordinators as Community Health Workers in Vermont.

We're statewide!
SASH teams operate in every county in Vermont, providing comprehensive, individualized support and services to meet the unique needs of each participant. Compassionate, professional staff are based in 200 affordable housing communities throughout the state, ensuring that programs and support are available right where people live.
SASH by the Numbers
March 2025 Snapshot
SASH News
This summer, SASH introduced on-site dental cleaning pilots across Vermont SASH panels, enhancing access to essential dental care. By addressing social determinants of health, SASH aimed to reduce barriers to dental care and improve oral health outcomes for participants, particularly those with chronic conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
SASH® (Support and Services at Home) has been named a recipient of a 2024 IPRO Quality Award presented in recognition of its significant achievements in improving healthcare quality. SASH is a participant in the IPRO Quality Innovation Network-Quality Improvement Organization (QIN-QIO). QIN-QIO is a federal program focused on improving the quality of care provided to Medicare patients across the United States.