January is...
Stand up to stigma. Support others. Treatment works. Recovery is possible.
NEK Prosper! leverages relationships and collaborative action to build community health equity.
We envision a community where everyone is Financially Secure, Mentally Healthy, Physically Healthy, Well Housed & Well Nourished.
We know that due to stigma, marginalization and systemic inequalities, not everyone in Caledonia and Southern Essex Counties has fair and just opportunity to prosper.
We can make a difference together.
ONGOING
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First MONDAY of each month by appointment in Newport – Free Legal Clinic at Orleans County Restorative Justice Center – Call 802-487-9327 to schedule an appointment
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Second TUESDAY of each month from 9:00-11:00am – 2025 Medicare Boot Camp classes for those new to Medicare – held via Microsoft Teams – To register please call 802.748.5182 ask for Andrea Labor, SHIP Counselor
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WEDNESDAYS of each week between 9:00am-2:00pm in Newport – Drop-in Legal Office Hours at Orleans County Restorative Justice Center – Call 802-487-9327 to schedule an appointment
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WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS – Holland Community Center Food Shelf Call or text 802.274. 2829 with questions.
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Third WEDNESDAY of each week from 6:30-9:00pm – NEK Rainbow Coalition Community Night – 44 Second St, Newport, VT (The house behind St. Mark’s Episcopal Church) – Open to all LGBTQ+ community members and our allies.
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First THURSDAY of every month via WebEx – KURRVE Long-Term Disaster Recovery Group Member Meeting from 10:00-11:30am – contact Misty Grassley (mistyg@nchcvt.org) for invitation
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Third THURSDAY of every month – VeggieVanGo at Vermont State University in Lyndonville from 10:00 – 11:00am
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Monthly – VeggieVanGo at Eastside Restaurant in Newport from 9:30-11:00am
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NVRH Healthy Choices Public Wellness Listing – September-December 2024
GET INVOLVED
NEK Prosper! welcomes all voices to join, inform and shape our work. Click here to explore ways to share your wisdom, gifts and talents in service of our shared vision.
NEK Prosper! recognizes and acknowledges the Nulhegan Band of the Coosuk Abenaki Nation as the traditional stewards of this land we occupy. We acknowledge, appreciate and honor the indigenous people who have been living on, working on and caring for the land from time immemorial.
We recognize that colonialism, racism and the oppression of Native peoples is an ongoing process. We commit to building our awareness of our present participation.