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Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to empower teenagers, young adults, and their families to make and sustain positive changes through prevention, intervention, and life skills services.

Former Vermont Governor Jim Douglas signs H.449 into law, raising the age limit of youth in foster care from 18 to 21 in Spectrum’s Drop-In Center in 2007.

Riverstone Counseling

WHAT WE DO Here at Riverstone Counseling, our goal is to create an environment that fosters healing and...

Drop-In Center

Located at 177 Pearl St in Burlington, Spectrum’s Drop-In Center is open from 10am-6pm, Monday...

Supportive Housing

These voluntary programs serve about 100 young people each year and are located in downtown Burlington....

Health Center

Pearl Street Youth Health Center Located next door to the Drop-In Center at 179 Pearl Street, the Pearl...

Skills Programs

Spectrum offers several programs that help young people learn to navigate the challenges associated with...

Mentoring

Change both your life and that of your mentee! For just a few hours a month, you can make a difference in the...

Multicultural Youth Program

New in 2015, the Multicultural Youth Program works with teenagers and young adults from diverse...

Detail Works

Deluxe car detailing for social good. Launched in 2017, Detail Works is a social enterprise designed to...

For $10 a day, you can help teenagers, young adults, and their families turn their lives around.

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How You Help

Empty Bowl Tickets on Sale!

Join us October 4th, 2018 at the Davis Center for a family-friendly evening of dinner, dessert, live music, and stories about how you are changing lives. Choose a handmade ceramic bowl to keep and fill with soups donated from local restaurants.

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“Because of you, I am no longer a statistic”

Thanks to supporters like you, Spectrum clients like Ben have hope for a brighter future.

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“Spectrum is here because of people like you.”

As part of the Spectrum Youth Voices series, a client speaks about the life experiences that brought her to Spectrum and the role that the community plays in supporting homeless and at at-risk youth.

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2018 Multicultural Youth Leadership Conference

On May 5^th, a group of 65 young people came together on the Champlain College campus for Spectrum’s annual Multicultural Youth Leadership Conference. Together, they built leadership skills, learned about leadership opportunities in the community, and made new friendships and connections.

Take a look at the photos from this year’s Multicultural Youth Leadership Conference on our Facebook page.