At a Breaking Point: Vermont's Community-Based Support Providers Need Help — Now

Jenn Heroux-Bachand, the crisis bed manager at Northeast Kingdom Human Services, grew up helping out on her grandparents’ dairy farm. She knows what it means to work hard and is always up for a challenge. Still, she’s struggling with her current workload. In a recent two-week period, because of severe staff shortages, she worked 225 hours. (Paid Post)

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