Providing hope, healing and support to empower the Northeast Kingdom Community.
Professional and Compassionate Care
Our mission is to deliver professional and empathetic care to every client. Our devoted team focuses on providing hope, healing and assistance to the surrounding community because we are all about being human. Through our diverse range of services and support, we positively impact the lives of those who seek our help. We take pride in being frontrunners in rural health and human services throughout the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont.
Get to Know Us
Find out what’s happening at NKHS and learn more about topics related to mental health, addiction, trauma and recovery. Read blog posts written by our clinical staff and hear directly from the people we serve every day.
Adreian made his new job look easy after winning an award just one month in. While Adreian excelled quickly, getting him into his new role took effort and coordination. NKHS Employment Specialists like Aleah Chaput are crucial in helping individuals of all abilities discover jobs that align with their strengths, receive needed support, and thrive in their communities.
NKHS was thrilled to be part of the "Action Village" at the Noah Kahan benefit concert last Thursday, 9/19, at the Midway Lawn in Essex Junction! It was an incredible time joining other like-minded organizations with Kahan’s The Busyhead Project, a mental health initiative that breaks the stigma and provides essential resources. Alicia Webb and Rebecca Ahern from our 988 Lifeline team chatted with concertgoers about the life-saving support 988 offers. From connecting with Vermont business owners to sharing 988 info with families and educators, it was a night full of powerful conversations and community connections.
Find Your People
Stay informed and engaged with our comprehensive calendar, featuring a wide range of events, training and support groups tailored to the needs of our community members. Discover opportunities for learning, networking and support as you navigate your journey toward healing and self-improvement with the help of NKHS.
Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches parents, family members, caregivers, teachers, school staff, neighbors, health and human services workers, and other caring citizens how to help adolescents (age 12-18) experiencing a mental health or addiction challenge. Youth Mental Health First Aid is primarily for adults who regularly interact with young people. The course introduces common mental health challenges for youth, reviews typical adolescent development, and teaches a 5-step action plan to help young people. Light breakfast and lunch is provided.
Join us for the Inclusive Art Show held at Wandering Vine on March 19th. This unique art show celebrates creativity, talent, and the diversity of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. From 1-3 pm, enjoy a reception and discussion of the art pieces. All are welcome to join. We hope to see you there!
Join us for a community training at the Groton Free Public Library. No registration is required. This engaging session introduces young children to mental health in a positive, approachable way.
