Location: Burlington

NFI Vermont provides innovative mental health and educational services to Vermont's children & families.

Pride Center of Vermont is the region’s most comprehensive community center dedicated to advancing community and the health and safety of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Vermonters.

The Health Assistance Program at The UVM Medical Center offers patient assistance, financial assistance, advocacy support, and other services.

Vermont Catholic Charities’ mental-health professionals offer evidence based counseling services. Clients come from all faith traditions and backgrounds. Catholic Charities seeks to offer hope, support, compassion and the opportunity for healthy, personal growth. The goal is to help people increase their self-esteem, cope more effectively with stress and reduce isolation. Counseling…

For many people, the recovery process includes periods of use and non-use. Safe Recovery is a safe place for people to come to for support, even if they are currently using. Helping someone stay safe today, whether or not they are using today, is an important part of supporting their…

Howard Center Developmental Services supports children and adults with diverse needs and challenges in the area of communication. Being able to communicate effectively helps clients live to pursue their goals to continue their education, gain meaningful employment, develop healthy relationships, live independently, and be active members of their community. We…

The Baird School provides an alternative educational environment for children ages 5-14 and grades K-8 with social, emotional and/or behavioral challenges.

Our medication-assisted treatment program at the Chittenden Clinic prescribes methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone dosing for individuals seeking substance use treatment for opioids.

Our Child and Family Outpatient Services provides counseling for Chittenden County children, adolescents, families, parents, grandparents, and caregivers. The program offers individual, family, couples, group, and play therapy. Services are provided at Howard Center offices, in many Chittenden County schools, and at the Milton Family Community Center. The outpatient team…

The Centerpoint School serves students ages 12-18 years old, grades 7-12, with emotional, behavioral, mental health, or special learning needs who have been referred to the school through the special education department of their home school. The School provides educational supports and programs to teens, young adults, and their families…