CAMPAIGN UPDATE: Almost $1 million raised for Memory Care! Your gift is matched dollar for dollar. DONATE
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Capital campaign for memory care is 92% complete! You can help us reach our goal with a matched gift. DONATE
Your gift today will ensure the future of Memory Care at Allen Brook, our Williston-based residence for very low-income Vermonters on Medicaid. All gifts are matched thanks to the families of Holly & Bob Miller and Lois & J. Warren (“Mac”) McClure. We have nearly met our goal of $1 million, and your support can help us get there.
We are excited to share our 2022 Annual Report with you! The report highlights the care and dedication of our hard-working staff, who continue to go above and beyond for our residents every day. It also includes stories about the impact that Memory Care at Allen Brook has had and the final phase of our capital campaign to ensure this work continues.
State and local officials, funders, residents and friends cut the ribbon marking the official opening of the long-awaited, mixed-income housing community for older adults. All 30 homes were immediately spoken for when move-ins began in October. Nearly 100 households remain on the wait list.
Our residents contribute to our communities and our lives in meaningful and profound ways. We remember some of those who have made a deep impression on us in recent years and whose memories live on.
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.
Stable, affordable housing is the foundation of health, financial stability and quality of life. This is especially true as we age. At Cathedral Square, we offer a range of housing and support -- for older adults living independently, for people with disabilities, and for those needing extra help to remain living at home -- that is second to none.
Our residents have on-site access to the programs and services of SASH® (Support and Services at Home), a free program of health and wellness shown to improve health and quality of life, reduce medical expenses, and help people remain living at home as they age. SASH includes activities, special events and outings, and regular check-ins.
At Cathedral Square, the work we do and reason we do it is simple and straightforward: We believe that every person, regardless of financial means, personal circumstance or stage of life, has the right to quality, stable housing and the supports they may need to live their life to the fullest in the place they call home.
