Menu for March 15:
Spaghetti with fiddlehead pesto
Kohlrabi home fries
Butternut Squash Soup
Pathways Vermont Community Center supports young adults, aged 18- 34, who are at risk of contact with crisis services due to mental health distress, addiction or trauma - but are not accessing traditional support services.
Formally known as the Wellness Co-op, Pathways Vermont Community Center (PVCC) opened it’s doors in May 2012 and has been a valued resource for individuals seeking community and alternative resources for mental wellness.
PVCC is located at 279 North Winooski Avenue, in Burlington’s Old North End.
CREATING COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVES
Pathways Vermont Community Center aims to cultivate a vibrant community that supports resilience through collective learning, creative exploration and mutual support. PVCC offers a range of services including support groups, individual peer support services, supportive employment services, art and music activities, wellness workshops and a welcoming space for people to spend unstructured time with access to free Wi-Fi, public computers, snacks, tea and coffee.
MEALS
Pathways Vermont Community Center offers two free meals a week. We serve a community dinner every Wednesday from 5:00-5:45 and community lunch every Thursday at 1pm. All are welcome. (the majority of our vegetables come from Intervale Community Farm and/or the Intervale Food Hub).
In addition to our meals, we offer the use of the kitchen to community members who may not have access to a kitchen for meal preparation. A brief (1-hour) kitchen training is required one time to access the community kitchen. These are offered once a month. Contact jen @pathwaysvermont.org for more information about the trainings or the kitchen program.
Menu for March 15:
Spaghetti with fiddlehead pesto
Kohlrabi home fries
Butternut Squash Soup
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American Flatbread Benefit Bake for the Safety TeamJan 7, 2025, 4 to 10 PM
Third Public Forum on Community Safety - Substance UseJan 9, 2025, 5:30 to 7 PM