Supporting Vermonters
to lead healthy and satisfying lives community by community.
VCP network agencies specialize in providing mental health, substance use, and developmental disability services and supports in your community.
Meet a Vermont Care Partner Agency in Your Community
School
Agencies work with children and youth in schools to promote access to education and enable success in school
Homes
Agencies support housing stability for all and provide housing for the most vulnerable
Community
Agencies support people to participate independently in community life
Health Care
Agencies provide wellness activities and health care services through agency-based and integrated health care programs
Employment
Agencies support adult and youth employment enabling people to work and contribute to Vermont’s economy
What We Do
People
34,000+
Served with programs impacting the lives of 50,000 Vermonters per year.
Services
50%+
Services provided directly in your community, homes, and schools.
Impact
88%
People state the services and supports they received made a difference.
Savings
> $50 M
Estimated funds saved in a reduction in emergency room and in-patient hospitalizations.
Vermont Care Partner Events
Webinar: The Three Ds: Depression, Dementia and Delusional Thinking...
The Three Ds: Depression, Dementia, and Delusional Thinking and How They Intersect in Community Mental Health Work Dr. Hall will be presenting a lecture...
Vermont Care Partner Blog
Many youths who are in a behavioral or mental health crisis end up in Hospital Emergency Departments
In reviewing available data, United Counseling Service (UCS), the state’s designated agency for Bennington County, and the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC) discovered that in the fourth quarter of 2018, 294 child and adolescent crisis assessments were completed in the SVMC Emergency Department. Tragically, 82% of all children and adolescents who presented in the ED in a crisis were discharged home without a treatment plan with the average length of stay being 20 hours.