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Pathways Vermont

A non-profit organization working to end homelessness and provide innovative mental health alternatives

Pathways Vermont is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that supports people to live and thrive in the community at times in their lives when they are most distressed: when they are struggling with thoughts of suicide, are experiencing homelessness, incarceration, institutionalization, mental health struggles or substance use challenges. Pathways Vermont is the first and largest Housing First organization in Vermont, providing permanent housing without requirements or barriers. This evidence based model has been proven to be the most successful approach to ending and preventing homelessness. Through our Housing First programs, we serve people struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues, as well as veterans, families, and people coming out of correctional facilities and other institutions. We use a peer-supported alternative approach to mental health in which individuals with lived experience of mental health challenges guide and aid those experiencing similar challenges. From our Community Center that provides peer support in a friendly setting, to our Soteria House which supports people experiencing mental health crises for the first time, to our 7 days/week, non-judgemental phone Support Line, our programs have an immeasurable impact on the everyday lives of our neighbors in need. Since our inception in 2010, Pathways Vermont has succeeded in:

Housing more than 500 individuals, including 180 children
Helping 75 people find employment
Completing 28,842 supportive phone conversations
Preventing 1,122 instances of use of emergency services

01/01/2026

Wishing you a peaceful new year, from all of us at Pathways Vermont 💙✨

12/31/2025

To everyone in the Pathways Vermont community, thank you.

Because of you, our programs operate, our neighbors are supported, and we are able to reach more Vermonters every day. Across the state, people are finding connection, stability, and care because a community like yours chose to show up.

A gift today to Pathways Vermont helps ensure that people can access peer support, safe housing, and compassionate care, not just during the holidays, but all year long.

If you’re able, please consider making a year-end gift. Every contribution helps sustain this work and the people at the heart of it. We see you, and we are deeply grateful for all you make possible. 💙

12/29/2025

Today in Randolph, someone is calling the Vermont Support Line to connect with a caring voice. Someone else in Bennington is moving their belongings into an apartment of their own with the help of our Permanent Supportive Housing team. Another person is accessing peer support at the Mental Health Urgent Care in Burlington, while someone from Essex is walking through the doors at Rosewood Cottage to rest, reset, and reconnect with themselves.

Across the state, our staff walk alongside our neighbors facing mental health challenges, homelessness, substance use, and reentry after incarceration. At Pathways Vermont, we see every day how access to community, safe housing, and compassionate mental health alternatives can change a life.

You can change a life today, too. Your support makes this work possible. You can donate online at pathwaysvermont.org/donate, by mailing a check, or on Venmo (). Thank you for being a changemaker. ✨

12/23/2025

A warm thank you to our friends at Heavenly Cents Thrift Shop for their generous support of our end-of-year campaign this year!

Since 1995, they have provided affordable clothing, linens, and household items to the community, with all proceeds supporting community organizations. Visit them at 37 Main Street in Essex Junction.

12/22/2025

Welcome home to another Vermonter today in Rutland County 🗝💙

12/19/2025

Observed on the longest night of the year, National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day honors the lives of people who have passed while experiencing homelessness. This weekend, vigils are taking place across the state to remember and honor those we’ve lost. This day serves as both a time of remembrance and a reminder of the change that needs to happen. See below for information on vigils near you.

- Rutland County: Candlelight Vigil in Rutland on Friday, December 19th at 5 pm in Depot Park (intersection of Evelyn Street and Merchant’s Row). Music, cookies, and hot drinks provided by Homeless Prevention Center.

- Upper Valley: Monday, December 22nd, in Randolph at the steps of the Chandler Center for the Arts (71 North Main Street) at 4:30 PM, hosted by the Upper Valley Coalition for Housing Solutions.

- Upper Valley: Candlelight Vigil in White River Junction on Friday, December 19 at 4:30 pm in front of the Upper Valley Haven (713 Hartford Avenue). Haven staff will share short stories of individuals they knew and cared for and about.

- Washington County: Monday, December 22nd, in Montpelier at the steps of the State House at 4:15 PM, hosted by the Washington County Housing Coalition.

- Lamoille County: Monday, December 22nd, in Morrisville at the United Community Church of Morrisville (85 Upper Main Street) at 5:00 PM, hosted by Lamoille Valley Housing and Homelessness Coalition.

- Chittenden County: in Burlington at City Hall Park on December 19th from 5 - 6 pm, hosted by COTS. Candles will be provided.

12/17/2025

Please join us this Saturday in various locations across the state to honor and celebrate the life of Steven Morgan. 💙

If you are planning to attend virtually, you can register by following this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/celebration-of-life-for-steven-morgan-tickets-1976623756866?aff=oddtdtcreator

12/11/2025

Please join us in welcoming home five more Vermonters today in Chittenden, Franklin, Washington, and Windsor Counties!

12/04/2025

Strikes, spares, and team bonding! Our Northern Permanent Supportive Housing teams recently spent the day bowling together and making memories. 💙

12/02/2025

Giving Tuesday is a moment each year when people come together to uplift the organizations and communities they care about most. As we acknowledge this day of generosity, we’re asking you to stand with Pathways Vermont and the many Vermonters who are facing mental health challenges, experiencing homelessness, struggling with substance use, and exiting incarceration.

Please donate today. You will help ensure that our neighbors have access to compassionate, person-centered support when they need it most. Your kindness will strengthen communities across Vermont, and we’re deeply grateful for all the ways you show up. You can make a difference, and you can do it today.

You can donate online at pathwaysvermont.org/donate, by mailing a check, or on Venmo (). Thank you 💙

11/26/2025

✨ Meet Steph, Director of Operations at Pathways Vermont!

Hi - I’m Steph!

I describe myself as an empathetic, optimistic, lifelong learner. I’m a Rhode Island native, but spent roughly 12 years in Northern Virginia while I was in school studying Criminology. I’ve been in Vermont for the past nine years working as a professor, teaching students about criminology, the corrections system, and substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders.

I just wrapped up my sixth month at Pathways. As the new Director of Services, I’ve spent this time immersing myself in the daily operations of each of our programs, understanding our funding structures and sources, and getting to know the people who bring our mission to life.

I’ve also had the pleasure of meeting several clients and hearing directly from them the importance of our services. On any given day, you might find me at any of our various offices or partner agencies across the state, learning more about and supporting our different programs. I might be in Bennington one day, meeting with our Balance of State Continuum of Care partners to discuss upcoming notice of funding opportunities (NOFO). The next day, you might find me at Soteria House meeting with staff and leadership to plan our upcoming move to our new, permanent location.

🔗 Keep reading here: https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/our-stories/staff-spotlight-meet-steph/

11/25/2025

Two more Vermonters are home today in Chittenden and Rutland Counties 💙

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South Burlington, VT
05403

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Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

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http://www.pathwaysvermont.org/

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