Celebrating a New Chapter for the COTS Waystation
COTS opens its newly renovated Waystation shelter in downtown Burlington, expanding beds and services to support adults experiencing homelessness.
COTS opens its newly renovated Waystation shelter in downtown Burlington, expanding beds and services to support adults experiencing homelessness.
COTS is working to be a model of diversity, equity, and inclusion to reflect the many faces, cultures and walks of life present in our community. COTS partnered with nuwave, a local firm that understands the specific challenges facing Vermont and Burlington, and also bring a robust collection of skills to the table.
Today, the Committee on Temporary Shelter announced the appointment of Jonathan Farrell as the organization’s next Executive Director, effective November 17th.
Today, the inimitable Rita Markley formally announced her upcoming retirement as Executive Director of the Committee on Temporary Shelter. Markley will step down on September 30, 2022, after 30 years of service to the non-profit organization.