The Hardwick Area Health Center opened in 1977 as Greensboro Health Center in order to provide caring and affordable health care to the residents of the Hardwick and Greensboro area – a tradition it follows to this day.
View moreThe Danville Health Center has been the community health center in Danville since 1977 and continues its tradition of excellence and patient satisfaction today.
View moreKingdom Recovery Center is a non-profit corporation dedicated to enhancing the social and spiritual lives of those who have been affected by alcohol, drugs and other addictions by providing a safe, substance free and welcoming environment for individuals and groups seeking to strengthen their recovery and promote healthy lifestyles.
View moreAWARE's mission is grounded in non-violence and strives to prevent and heal the trauma of domestic and sexual violence in such a way that all people are empowered to act towards themselves and others with awareness, empathy, respect and personal responsibility.
View moreThey are an association of private practitioners. We offer mental health counseling for adults, couples, adolescents, children and families..
View moreThe Community Restorative Justice Center is committed to providing a safe environment for neighbors and parties to resolve conflict in our communities, to restore relationships, and to take responsibility to repair harms caused. We promote the principles of victim-informed restorative justice that transforms practices in workplace, school, institution, and living…
View moreTO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES BY PROMOTING HOPE, HEALING, AND SUPPORT.
View moreThe Northern Vermont Area Health Education Center improves access to quality health care by working with community and academic partners to support health care workforce development through recruitment, retention and continuing education of health care professionals.
View moreCCV St. Johnsbury! As a member of this center’s community, you are part of one of CCV’s smaller academic centers – with five staff members, 20 faculty members, and about 200 students. At the same time, you are part of the larger community of CCV – 6,000 students per semester…
View moreThe Vermont Department of Labor's regional Job Centers help Vermonters access in-person career services where they live and work. Career exploration, counseling, consultation, and connection services are available virtually as well. Our local career specialists and specialized counselors can help match job seekers and employers with resources they need to…
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