Pathways Vermont

Housing First Services

At Pathways Vermont we believe that housing is a basic human right. Read more about our housing first services. Read more about our program here.

Soteria Project

Pathways Vermont is excited to announce the Soteria Development Project, to develop a 5-bed residence for individuals experiencing a first episode of psychosis more.

Vermont Support Line

A free, anonymous & non-judgmental service for all Vermonters seeking an open ear. Learn more here.

The Wellness Co-op

Come meet The Wellness Co-op, a peer-run community center in downtown Burlington, VT. Read more about the co-op here.

Tuesday Chili Night @ TWC!

Come down to The Wellness Co-op and enjoy some FREE Chili every Tuesday Night at 5:30pm..." read more

Housing First: Our Housing First projects work collaboratively with state and local agencies to place people experiencing chronic homelessness into permanent, independent housing. Our support teams offer a range of services to assist people to reintegrate into their home communities and to sustain housing.

Mental Health Transformation: Our Mental Health Transformation projects are dedicated to bringing an individual's voice and choice to the range of mental health services through-out the state. Current projects include: The Wellness Co-op (a peer-run community center in Chittenden County), the Soteria Vermont Development Project, and the Vermont Support Line.

Pathways Vermont has taken on the unique challenge of bringing the Housing First model to a rural setting, for the first time. The task of providing services throughout Vermont faces many obstacles, such as limited public transit options and harsh winters.

We are tackling these obstacles by utilizing video conferencing and other mobile technology to communicate with Pathways' tenants in different areas of the state. With the support of the local communities, we believe we can meet the unique needs of our tenants and end chronic homelessness in Vermont.

Pathways Vermont's mission is to transform the lives of individuals experiencing mental health and other life challenges by supporting their chosen paths to well being in an atmosphere of hope and mutual respect.

We advocate for people's right to self-directed lives free from stigma and discrimination, and promote equal rights, community integration, health care, affordable housing, and employment for all.

Pathways Vermont is funded by grants and contracts from the following State and Federal Agencies: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the Vermont State Department of Mental Health, the Vermont State Department of Corrections and the Mental Health Transformation Grant.