With his commitment to helping the most vulnerable populations in Vermont, Johnny Chagnon is stepping down from his role as Health and Wellness Coordinator at Pride Center of Vermont.
As of July 6, Chagnon will transition into roles focused on housing assistance as well as substance dependency treatment and services for the Burlington area community, while continuing to serve as a board member for the Vermont Positive Living Coalition and producing LGBTQ+ events locally, according to a Pride Center press release.
“I respect and admire Johnny’s commitment and passion in serving LGBTQ+ communities,” said Pride Center Executive Director Mike Bensel. “Johnny has put his unique talents to good use in creating sex-positive, safer sex programming for gay, bisexual, and transgender men and those living with HIV. I’m wishing a fond farewell and best of luck to Johnny in pursuing his next endeavor.”
“Johnny’s passion and commitment to serving the most vulnerable populations in Vermont has consistently shown through in his work,” said the Center’s Director of Health and Wellness Taylor Small. “I am grateful for all that he has done and will continue to do for the LGBTQ+ community.”
“I’m grateful for all the people I’ve met through my work at the Pride Center of Vermont over the years, and hope to stay connected after my departure,” Chagnon said.
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