Clara Martin Center’s 50th annual meeting celebrated the past, present and future of the agency by honoring those who have played a significant role in the achievements of the organization over the last 50 years.
The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) helps individuals struggling with substance use disorders maintain abstinence from alcohol and/or drugs by developing and enhancing healthy life skills.
The 2016 Vocational Service Award was presented to Kevin Harty, Director of the White River Craft Center (WRCC).
In 2016, Marla Simpson received the very first Arnie Spahn Community Service Award.
As we celebrate our birthday this week, we look back over 50 years ago when Clara Martin and others were…
Congratulations to you and your staff at the Clara Martin Center on the occasion of your 50th anniversary.
During an annual picnic on August 25th, 2016, Safe Haven celebrated 18 years of operations as a transitional living residence for those that are experiencing homelessness and mental health needs.
Congratulations to you and the Clara Martin Center staff on your 50th anniversary of providing mental health and substance use services to rural Vermonters in Orange County and the greater Upper Valley.
Rachel Emerson, of the Clara Martin Center and Sergeant Loretta Stalnaker of the Randolph Police Department have been named winners of this year’s Team Two Frank Silfies Award.
We’re turning 50, and we want to celebrate this milestone with YOU, our community! Look for our “Cupcake Tour” at a stop near you to get a free birthday cupcake.
We’ve grown a lot in 50 years, travel along our path of growth… View our PDF showing our growth over…
Clara Martin Center kicks off “May is Mental Health Month” with the first in a series of articles about the history of community mental health and the changes that have shaped the agency over the last 50 years.