Project Independence

Sarah Crane worked for home health services in both Connecticut and Vermont for a total of 13 years.  She received a Bachelor Degree in Business from Albertus Magnus College and received her RN degree from Vermont Technical College.

Sarah has been with Project Independence since June, 2015 where she oversees the nursing staff and cares for participants.  

sarah@pibarre.org

Ph: 802-476-3630

FAX: 802-479-9261

What is Project Independence?
   “Sharing Your Care”

Project Independence is an adult day health services center with planned program of activities designed to promote well-being through social and health related services.  We are open from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, in a safe, supportive, cheerful environment.

Our comprehensive “one-stop” approach to long term care is the most effective and efficient use of taxpayer dollars and community resources.  And, rather than being separated from their communities and loved ones, our clients enjoy Successful Aging on their own terms.

 Our mission is to:

• Ensure that elderly disabled folks can choose to remain in their own homes while they utilize our services.
• Provide adults an opportunity to get out of the house and receive both mental and social stimulation.
• Give caregivers a much-needed break in which to attend to personal needs, or simply rest and relax.

Participants are individuals who:

• Can benefit from the friendship and functional assistance a day care center offers.
• May be physically or cognitively challenged but do not require 24-hour supervision.
• Are in the early stages of Alzheimer’s or dementia related diseases.
• Project Independence participants need to be mobile, with the possible assistance of a cane, walker or wheelchair.