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We Are Cathedral Square

We are housing developers, caregivers, maintenance specialists, health care professionals, social workers and public-policy advocates dedicated to promoting healthy homes, caring communities and positive aging. At Cathedral Square, older adults and people with disabilities and other challenges can live their lives to the fullest -- in communities where age and wisdom are valued and respected, where diversity in all its forms is welcome and celebrated.

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Cathedral Square by the Numbers

28
Housing Communities
1,066
Homes
1,289
Residents
99%
Are low Income or very low income as defined by HUD
92%
Receive rent subsidies or have another type of discounted rent
31%
Have a handicap or disability
18%
Had no home before coming to Cathedral Square
1,327
Households are on the wait list for Cathedral Square housing

Reid Commons Ribbon Cutting Celebration

This week Cathedral Square celebrated the official grand opening of Reid Commons, bringing 33 new energy-efficient, affordable apartments for adults 55 and older to St. Albans. Federal, state, and local officials gathered with community members to celebrate the momentous occasion, over a decade in the works. Located at 17 Lower Newton Street, Reid Commons offers one- and two-bedroom apartments with a range of rents to serve a mixed-income community. Amenities include a lounge, community room with kitchen, telehealth room, gym, elevators, laundry room, covered and surface parking, courtyard, and garden beds.

Gift of $25k from Charlotte Congregational Church Supports Housing Incentive Program

Cathedral Square is grateful to announce a generous $25,000 gift from Charlotte Congregational Church to support their Housing Incentive Program (HIP). This donation will help fund Cathedral Square's innovative initiative designed to support residents transitioning from homelessness to stable, long-term affordable housing. HIP launched in December 2024 to address Vermont's homelessness crisis by providing comprehensive support to individuals and families during the critical transition period after securing housing.

Cathedral Square Receives Alzheimer's Association Grant for Local Respite Care

Cathedral Square has been awarded a grant for $125,000 from the Alzheimer’s Association Center for Dementia Respite Innovation (CDRI) to enhance the quality and availability of dementia-specific respite care for people living with dementia and their caregivers in Chittenden County. Cathedral Square is one of 41 recipients chosen to receive grant funding from more than 200 applicants across the country. Funds will be used to pilot a new concept of providing respite care in Cathedral Square’s Memory Care at Allen Brook (MCAB) community in Williston to help caregivers get a break or respite from caring for their loved ones.