Cathedral Square intends to be part of the solution to ending homelessness in Vermont and is pleased to announce the launch of a new initiative – the Housing Incentive Program (HIP). HIP is aimed at supporting new residents exiting homelessness to be successfully housed over the long term. The pilot will leverage all the existing layers of services available in a Cathedral Square community, including the award-winning SASH® model, with the added component of tiered financial incentives spaced out over five years for participation in a flexible menu of additional support and education options.

Cathedral Square has been selected as a Top Workplace in Vermont for 2024. CEO Kim Fitzgerald said her mission is to care for Cathedral Square's employees just like the organization cares for its residents. "People who come to work for Cathedral Square want to make a difference in people's lives," she said. "We are making a difference in peoples' lives. It's also about supporting each other." Fitzgerald said she cultivates a culture of family and togetherness on her staff.

Cathedral Square is thrilled to announce a generous $1 million gift to support its memory care community in Williston, Memory Care at Allen Brook (MCAB). The gift comes from the Miller family through the Holly and Bob Miller Charitable Fund, long-time supporters of Cathedral Square’s mission and commitment to providing quality, affordable dementia care to those without means. MCAB serves very low-income Vermonters on Medicaid and is the only truly affordable memory-care residence in the state.