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Howard Center Presents Annual Conference: Vision, Visionaries and Voices

Burlington, VT—Howard Center will present its fifth annual conference, Vision, Visionaries and Voices virtually on April 7 from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, featuring international speakers, Mary Bassett, Anita Hill, Byron Katie, Ethan Nadelmann and Tara Westover. More about our...

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Howard Center Presents 2022 Spring Community Education Series

BURLINGTON, VT—Howard Center’s free and open to the public Marna and Stephen Wise Tulin Spring Community Education Series kicks off on March 28 from 6:00-7:00 pm with a panel discussion and follow up Q&A on “Gambling and its effects”. Our...

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Howard Center Goes Mobile to Better Reach People Misusing Substances

Howard Center is planning mobile outreach to Vermonters who can’t get to brick-and-mortar sites. On an early morning Zoom call in December, three Howard Center staffers gathered to finalize design details for a vehicle that will provide mobile opioid use...

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Howard Center and AFSCME Reach Tentative Agreement

Howard Center and Local 1674 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) jointly announce that on Monday, January 24, 2022, their respective negotiating teams reached a tentative agreement on a three-year renewal to their collective bargaining...

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Howard Center Holds Job Fair on October 27

Burlington, VT— Howard Center will host a job fair on Thursday, October 27 from 4 – 7 p.m. at 208 Flynn Avenue in Burlington. Howard Center has a variety of positions available in several departments including facilities, school programs, residential,...

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Howard Center Welcomes New Board Members and Elects Officers

Howard Center hosted its Board of Trustees annual meeting in November and elected new trustees and officers and elected several current trustees to new three three-year terms. We are pleased to announce Howard Center has appointed new members Andrew Collier,...

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Howard Center Provides Resources to Celebrate Sober

Howard Center sends our good wishes to all for your seasonal celebrations through these challenging times. Our hope is for everyone who is in recovery to celebrate their hard work while encouraging those still struggling with sobriety to reach out...

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Jericho Residents, Catch 22 Make Contribution to Howard Center

Jericho Residents, Catch 22 Make Contribution to Howard Center Jericho residents Gail and Tim McKenna recently made a generous contribution of $2,222.50 to Howard Center from their CATCH 22 Flag Football fundraiser. 2021 marks the seventh year the McKenna’s have...

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Housing options for adult Vermonters with developmental disabilities

If you missed our webinar ‘Housing options for adult Vermonters with Developmental Disabilities’ on November 16, you may view the full recording by clicking on the image below. Thank you to all of our panelists, the insightful questions from the...

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Howard Center Raises Awareness of Mental Health this October

Howard Center will be connecting to the global world mental health movement and hosting its second annual community-wide recognition and celebration of World Mental Health Day (WMHD) with events throughout the month of October. This year WMHD is on October...

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