R S V P


Volunteer Center of Central Vermont and the Northeast Kingdom

.....an invitation to serve
Getting Things Done in-
Caledonia      Essex     Lamoille      Orange     Orleans   Washington
Lyndonville / BradfordBarreMorrisvilleNewport
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What is RSVP?

 		       Hi, I’m Joy Huckins-Noss, your new coordinator for RSVP and The Volunteer Center in Central Vermont, covering Washington County.  I have lived in the Central Vermont area for over 30 years.  My home is in Calais with my husband, Jim, and son, Andrew (17). We also have 2 daughters, Amy (21), a senior at UVM, and Alexa(23), a recent graduate of Worcester State College.|
     My work background is in volunteer management and mental health as well as education. I was the volunteer coordinator for RSVP many years ago, and became the first volunteer manager at Central Vermont Medical Center.  I have also taught art to children in elementary school, at Calais Elementary, and I am a certified Vermont teacher .Most recently I have taught painting and drawing to adults at Studio Place Arts in Barre. I enjoy painting and drawing landscapes in pastel and oil, showing and selling my work in Vermont, New Hampshire and New York.
     I am very excited to be working at RSVP and look forward to meeting all of you. You are an inspiring group of individuals and I expect to learn much from you. Hopefully I will be able to help you achieve your goals of serving the community with your special skills and time. I also look forward to visiting community organizations that serve folks in the Washington County, utilizing the experience and expertise of RSVP volunteers. You can contact me at 828-4770 from 9-5, Monday through Friday.

Current Volunteer Opportunities 

Guy Isabelle - Director
P.O Box 433
Barre, VT 05641
802-828-4770

 

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 RSVP and the Volunteer Center of Central Vermont and the Northeast Kingdom is an invitation to serve.  Sponsored by the Central Vermont Council on Aging it is a national program designed to provide opportunities for persons of any age who continue to remain actively involved in the life of their community.  A member agency of Lamoille County and the Green Mountain United Way the  aim is to develop specific volunteer opportunities that utilize the particular skills and interests of each individual volunteer, at the same time keeping an eye to what needs to get done in the community. Offices in Barre, Lyndonville, Morrisville and Newport .