MVCS Survey
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THE MISSION:
Martha's Vineyard Community Services' mission is to enhance
the lives of those it serves by meeting the comprehensive needs
of individuals, families, and the community through a partnership
of programs that provide accessible education and health and
human services of the highest quality.
THE PROGRAMS:
MVCS employs 100 staff members, providing services through five
specialized programs that touch the lives of many residents and
visitors each year. These programs are the Community Building and
Innovation Program, CONNECT to End Violence, Early Childhood Programs,
Disability Services, Island Counseling Center, and the Thrift Shop.
THE FUNDING:
As a private, not-for-profit agency, many of the services provided
by MVCS are free, and where fees are charged they are determined
on a sliding scale and are based upon the ability of an individual
or family to pay. Funding comes from:
Martha's
Vineyard Community Services
Board of Directors 2008 |
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Susan
Wasserman , President
Paul Pimentel, Treasurer
Rick Lee, Asst. Treasurer
Chris Decker, Secretary
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Wiet
Bacheller
Victor Capoccia
Carole
Cohen
T. George Davis
Rev.
Robert Hensley
Elizabeth Rawlins
Diane Smadbeck
Paula Smith
Robert Wheeler
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MVCS Administration
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Julia Burgess
Tom Bennett
Bernadette M. LaPorte
Janette G. Hatchard
Marcos R. Chavez
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Executive
Director
Associate Executive Director/Senior Clinicial Advisor
Director, Finance and Administration
Director, Development and Communications
Director, Human Resources
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MVCS Programs and Program Directors/Administrators
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Joy
Ganapol
Community Building & Innovation
Carrie
B. White
CONNECT to End Violence
(formerly Women's Support Services)
Sharon
Clauss-Zanger,
Disability Services and
Quality
Improvement
Debbie
Milne,
Early Childhood Program
Alice Cook,
Island Counseling Center
Dolly
Campbell,
The Thrift Shop
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