Everyone deserves support

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Our Story

Everyone needs support. And that’s why HowardCenter exists, to provide essential services to people who face challenges. HowardCenter provides developmental, mental health, substance abuse, and child, youth, and family services to 15,000 people a year. We connect with communities around the state as allies and advocates.

HowardCenter is dedicated to empowering people to get their needs met and to live full, rich lives. We believe everyone deserves support because sometimes we can’t make it on our own.

Save THE Date: August 30, 2009

Big DAY, BIG FUN-DRAISING

HowardCenter is fortunate to have three fundraising events scheduled for Sunday, August 30, that benefit HowardCenter programs. You get to choose your favorite activity--walking, biking, running, or golfing--and, at the same time, help raise money for programs in need.

Zoe's Race: a 5K walk/run beginning at Oakledge Park in Burlington,Vermont. Also includes a 1K walk/run for children under 12. Help families who need assistance to make their homes accessible.

Race to the Top of Vermont: Walk, run, or bike your way to the top of Mt. Mansfield. Support Community Friends Mentoring to help find mentors for kids

Three Brothers Benefit Golf Tournament: Tee-up with friends and co-workers to raise money for HowardCenter Developmental Services programs.

News & Events

In an effort to save trees and to reduce printing and postage costs, HowardCenter's 2008 Annual Report is only available online. To read the report, click here.

HowardCenter Methadone Clinic recently received a three-year accreditation rating--the highest accreditation to be awarded by CARF International. Read more . . .

HowardCenter received a $300,000 challenge grant to implement electronic health records to provide the best client care possible. Read more . . .

Thank you to all of our sponsors and guests who contributed to the success of our annual Big Night event on June 3. We appreciate your support.

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Website last updated 6/22/09.