VCRHYP has developed an innovative approach focused on building Resiliency in youth in the areas of Safety, Well-Being, Self-Sufficiency, and Permanent Connections.
The New York Times published a series on the rising number of runaway and homeless youth in America. Read the individual stories of several runaways from different parts of the country revealing the often complex life circumstances that result in a youth on the run.
This months edition of The Commons features the story of a Brattleboro high-school senior who escaped homelessness with help from Youth Services. The article was written by the Youth Editor...
The HighLow Project was recently featured on The Next Frontier radio show. Ned Castle and the VCRHYP administrative team discussed the idea, making, and impact of the project.
As part of the Socks for America program, recent Harvard grads Becky Cooper and Lily Erlinger distributed socks to homeless youth across the country and documented the too-often unheard stories of homeless youth and the people that help them.
Spectrum recently opened a new residence facility in Burlington for youth ages 18-22 who have left foster care and need housing and additional supports to help them transition successfully into adulthood.
