Staff
The VCRHYP Coalition staff provide key supports that free member agencies to focus on the work of delivering essential programs serving Vermont youth and families. VCRHYP secures adequate funding that ensures services are available in communities across Vermont, advocates with State and Federal government, and local and national partners for funding and resources to meet the needs of Vermont youth and families, supports best practices among youth care professionals, and monitors benchmarks and outcomes to assess progress and measure successes. Working together with member agencies, the coalition creates a distinctly unique and effective model that works for youth.
Kate Logan, Director
802-613-3690, klogan@elevateyouthvt.org
Kate Logan (she/they) is Director for VCRHYP. She leads a 3-person team who support a statewide network of runaway and homeless youth housing and service providers. She is responsible for grant management, project planning, budgeting, program performance monitoring, and fundraising.
Jubilee McGill, Assistant Director
802-613-3689, jmcgill@elevateyouthvt.org
Jubilee began serving as VCRHYP's Assistant Director in December 2023. Jubilee takes lead on our policy and procedure development, provides technical assistance and training to case management staff in our network, and supervises our Projects Administrator.
Liz Keck, Projects Administrator
802-613-3685, vcrhyp@elevateyouthvt.org
Liz (she/her): As the Projects Administrator for VCRHYP, Liz provides a wide range of administrative services to the agencies within the coalition. These services include technical support to and coordination with network partner agencies across Vermont, rental assistance program administration, billing coordination, data entry, and program data reporting. Liz graduated with a B.A. in Psychology from Rutgers University and has a background in behavior intervention and health promotion and education. Liz is passionate about mental health, substance use, and accessible housing and through her role, she hopes to better understand how these topics affect each other. She wants to advocate for safe housing and supportive services for individuals struggling with mental illness and substance use issues. In her free time, Liz likes to hike Vermont’s tallest peaks, visit local VT bookstores, and cook new recipes she finds on the interwebs.