Our Staff
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VolunteersThe Staff at Neighborhood Connections is very grateful to the volunteers who cover our reception desk each day; answering phones, greeting visitors and supplying important clerical assistance with various projects.
If you are interested in volunteering, please call us at (802) 824-4343. |
Board of Directors
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Neighborhood Connections Volunteers
Trish Paradis
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Trish Paradis is a Vermont native who grew up in Southern Vermont. She is a Castleton University graduate who studied Education and Psychology. Over the past 16 years, she has had experience working in both medical and human services fields.
She began her career working in a clinical research facility assisting individuals facing cognitive impairment. During her time there, she worked in several capacities including business management and clinical research coordination; it was in this setting where she realized her passion for working with people. Later she shared her practice at Lincoln Street, Inc.: a non-profit organization that provides individualized care to people with intellectual disabilities. She again served in many roles and provided clinical direction, supervision and quality assurance. Trish currently lives in Chester, VT with her husband and son. They enjoy family activities such as camping, bike riding, hiking, gardening and just being in the great outdoors of this beautiful Green Mountain State. |
Jackie Borella
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Message from the B.O.D. President:
Welcome to Neighborhood Connections, Inc.’s official website! For those of you who are visiting for the first time, hopefully you’ll not only find what you’re looking for, but also will be inspired by what we do. Our Mission, in a nutshell: To foster hope – particularly for the most vulnerable individuals and families in South-Central Vermont- by delivering care and connecting all people who walk through our doors to comprehensive well-being support. We pride ourselves in being a unique resource for all people in nine mountain towns in Vermont – regardless of personal financial situations.
If you have suggestions for how we can be more effective, please let us know!
And if you care to help us – as we help others in need – you’ll find information in this website on how to volunteer and/or generously donate to our cause.
Thanks for visiting us!
Bob Wells
President, Board of Directors
- We recognize how confusing it can be to identify/assess available well-being resources – particularly in our rural area.
- In short, if you are facing challenges or a personal/family crisis, we try to help.You can come visit us. And if need be, we come to you. Moreover, “walk with you” for however long it takes.
- We pro-actively serve as a “connector hub” for dozens of community partners in our area – working collaboratively to problem-solve human service needs.
- And underlying everything, we understand and live by the value of “neighbors helping neighbors”. For us, it’s simply the right thing to do.
If you have suggestions for how we can be more effective, please let us know!
And if you care to help us – as we help others in need – you’ll find information in this website on how to volunteer and/or generously donate to our cause.
Thanks for visiting us!
Bob Wells
President, Board of Directors
Founders
Meet Dolores and GloriaNeighborhood Connections is a community based health and human services organization located in Londonderry, Vermont. It was founded in 2009 by Dolores and Gloria, accompanied by a nurse and a business woman who recognized a need for coordinated and connected assistance for low income and vulnerable individual. Together they pooled resources with that of a few friends and neighbors and opened their office doors in the Mountain Marketplace Shopping Center of Londonderry.
It did not take long for word to travel and within a short time the staff were working endless hours helping people find resources for affordable housing, food, transportation, medical needs, and assistance with utility bills and economic benefits applications. |
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