When you vote yes on CVHHH’s annual town funding requests, you’re helping to ensure that all Central Vermonters have access to high-quality care and services at home. Read on to hear from Sandy Rousse, CVHHH’s President & CEO, about why we ask for this funding, and how it sustains our work. Every year, on the […]
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There are many people out in the community and at CVHHH HQ in Berlin who keep CVHHH running smoothly. Josie is one of them. Josie, who lives in Barre, joined CVHHH in 2024 as the Home Care Patient Care Coordinator. An expert problem solver and scheduling strategist, Josie puts her skills to work every day […]
Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice (CVHHH) is pleased to share that more than 340 donors generously contributed over $66,000 to its 2024 Year-End fundraising appeal. Appeal Honorary Chairs Kristin Haskins, of Barre, and her sons, Walt Ward and Del Haskins, shared their personal experience navigating care for Kristin, who lives with Alzheimer’s Disease. Walt […]
Barre, VT – Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice (CVHHH) received a $10,000 grant from the Vermont Mutual Charitable Giving Fund. The grant will help fund CVHHH’s Adult Home Care program, which provides intermittent, short-term medical care, education, and support to Central Vermonters recovering from a hospital stay, injury, or surgery, and those who need […]
Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice (CVHHH) welcomes Kelly Andrews, Sarah Lindberg, and Joshua Plavin, M.D., to its Board of Directors. Kelly Andrews has worked at Northfield Savings Bank for twenty years in positions of increasing responsibility and duties, and currently serves as a regional vice president of Community Banking. In this role, Kelly oversees […]
CVHHH received a $3,500 grant from M&T Charitable Foundation, the philanthropic branch of M&T Bank. The funds will support CVHHH’s Family-Child Health (FCH) program which provides a range of medical and non-medical supports and services to promote the health and wellness of families and children from pregnancy through birth and beyond. CVHHH’s FCH program currently […]
We are dedicated to providing care to Central Vermonters in the place they call home. Below is a copy of a letter from CVHHH’s President & CEO, Sandy Rousse, to Central Vermonters. Many of you likely received our appeal letter or caught one of our ads on the radio or in your local paper. The […]
Walt Ward describes his mother, Kristin Haskins, 74, as attentive, affectionate, and very creative. He credits her with imbuing him and his siblings, brother Del Haskins, and sister Tiki Amber-Meaker Ward, with their lifelong appreciation of art. “We didn’t have a lot growing up,” he says, “But, mom made sure Christmases were nice and that […]
Grief support groups are led by Diana Moore, CVHHH Bereavement Coordinator, in six-week blocks. Groups focus on learning various ways to cope with grief through mutual support and by sharing personal experiences. Our goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment for exploration of the changes brought to our lives by the death of […]
9/27/2024 UPDATE – The start date for CVHHH’s October trainings will be delayed by a couple of weeks. Interested volunteers should continue to submit applications and new training dates will be posted soon. Patricia Canada, CVHHH’s Hospice Volunteer Coordinator, will reach out to individuals scheduled to start the trainings and update this website. Please check […]