Ben Judy and Kipp Bovey have joined the Laraway Youth & Family Services board of trustees.
Judy studied history in college, earned a degree from Bates College, and has spent much of his career working for the Vermont Department of Labor.
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Ben Judy and Kipp Bovey have joined the Laraway Youth & Family Services board of trustees.
Judy studied history in college, earned a degree from Bates College, and has spent much of his career working for the Vermont Department of Labor.
Judy moved to Vermont in 1994 with his wife, prompted by a career change. He enjoys biking, walking and hiking.
Bovey moved to Vermont to attend the University of Vermont, and returned to the state after graduate school. She is a certified nurse midwife at Copley Women’s Center and Birthing Center.
“As a provider of women's health and maternity care, I work with families every day” she said, and Laraway supports and children and families when they need it most.
Laraway Youth & Family Services is a nonprofit organization dedicated to identifying and building on the strengths of children and youth with emotional, behavioral and mental health challenges, through alternative education, therapeutic foster care, therapy and public school based behavioral intervention supports. Information: laraway.org.
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