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VCP 2020 Legislative Agenda
Legislative Agenda for 2020 - Working Draft 1 Maintaining our Commitment to Vermonters Designated and Specialized Service Agencies (DA/SSAs) are nonprofit community-based agencies doing the work of the state to meet mental health developmental disability and substance...
Healing Trauma Through Wellness: Vermont’s Community Mental Health Therapeutic Schools Convene to Share Expertise in Supporting Students Who Struggle
High Turnout for a Wellness Focus at Therapeutic Schools Conference NFI Regional Director of Schools and Clinical Programming Kym Asam Delivers a Keynote Address at the Therapeutic Schools conference 170 teachers, special educators, behavioral interventionists, and...
INVALUABLE- The Unrecognized Profession of Direct Support Documentary Screenings
Vermont Care Partners is very excited to bring the documentary, INVALUABLE- The Unrecognized Profession of Direct Support, to locations around the state. INVALUABLE explores the underappreciated and underfunded work of direct support professionals (DSPs), the people...
VCP Quality Director Cath Burns Honored with Statewide Award
Vermont Care Partners’ Quality Director Cath Burns Ed Sbardellati Award a Feature of Vermont’s Annual Success Beyond Six Behavior Intervention Conference Congratulations to our colleague, Cath Burns, for receiving the Ed Sbardellati Award for Excellence and Innovation...
Ripple Effect Screenings
Multiple Agencies will be screening "Suicide: The Ripple Effect" “Suicide: The Ripple Effect” is a feature length documentary film and MOVEMENT, focusing on the devastating effects of suicide and the tremendous positive ripple effects of advocacy, inspiration and...
Staff Make all the Difference in Human Services
Our staff are the heart of Vermont Care Partners’ network agencies - they provide support, treatment, and care to Vermonters -- in some cases, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Their dedication to the mission of the network and the people we support is unparalleled....
Vermont Care Partners Agencies Provide Essential Mental Health Services in Schools to Address the Effects of Toxic Stress
Did you know that 77% of Vermont schools offer school-based mental health services to Vermont’s most vulnerable children and families? Many Vermont students struggle in school because their ability to learn is impeded by exposure to toxic stress. Stressors often...
Vermont Care Partners’ Agencies Supported Nearly 50,000 Vermonters in 2018
Vermont Care Partners’ FY18 Outcomes and Data Report is in! VCP is proud to announce the release of the annual FY18 Outcomes and Data report that highlights the positive impact of the 16 Vermont Care Partners’ Network Agencies. VCP Agencies Support You and Your...