See the Difference YOU Made!

Meet the young people whose lives you changed in our Winter issue of Spectrum Sun.

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You’re Invited!

Register now for Spectrum’s 15th Annual Sleep Out! Spend one night outside in Burlington (now at Hula!), St. Albans, or with your own team to help Vermont youth experiencing homelessness.

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What Helps Young People Move Forward

Watch Executive Director Mark Redmond discuss youth homelessness in Vermont and how consistent, long-term support helps young people rebuild their lives.

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Mentors Needed!

You don’t need to be a hero or a trained counselor. Spectrum mentors spend time doing activities and setting goals with a young person between the ages of 12 and 22 who needs a positive adult role model.

Spectrum Mentors and Mentees are matched based on shared interests and meet at least twice a month. We have a particular need for male mentors of color, and LGBTQ+ identified mentors. Click here to learn more about Spectrum’s Mentoring Program.

Change both your life and the life of a youth!

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New Youth Shelter Opens in Franklin County

Spectrum has opened a new youth shelter in St. Albans for young people ages 18–24 facing homelessness or housing instability. The shelter offers safety, warmth, and supportive staff to help youth take their next step toward stability.

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