The Vermont Program for Quality in Health Care (VPQHC) was deeply affected by the devastating flooding that hit Vermont in July 2023. Our offices, located in our beloved Montpelier community, were devastated. Due to the extensive water damage, we have had to undergo an entire renovation, replace all appliances and utilities, along with nearly all of our furniture and equipment. VPQHC's offices date back to 1865, and were originally built as a French second empire home for James G. French, a Montpelier merchant. The building is listed on the National Historic Register. While VPQHC has received generous donations, insurance funding, and grants, we still have a significant funding gap to cover our rebuilding costs, and rebuild in a way that maintains historic integrity.

How can you help?

1. Please consider donating! Every contribution matters as we strive to return our full attention to the work we are passionate about. VPQHC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization; donations can be tax deductible.

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Our team is eager to return our entire focus to our work and passion, and we remain deeply committed to our mission of improving the quality of healthcare for Vermonters. From building activity kits for children in crisis arriving to Vermont Emergency Departments, to training healthcare providers in health equity principles and trauma responsive care, to partnering with organizations to implement evidence-based best practices for suicide care, our projects touch the lives of countless Vermonters. Read more about our work on our website: Vermont Program for Quality in Health Care, Inc. (vpqhc.org)