Redesigned Website
Have you looked at the SCVV website lately? If so, you will see that it has been updated with a new look—thanks to our webmaster, Charlie Kopay, who is one of SCVV’s Strategic Partners.
On southcoastalvillagevolunteers.org, three new highlighted links—Donate, Join as a Member, and Become a Volunteer—make the site easy to use for new viewers. The page also presents important information about current and upcoming events, news, and other key stories from the SCVV newsletter. One click will take you to any post of interest.
On southcoastalvillagevolunteers.org, three new highlighted links—Donate, Join as a Member, and Become a Volunteer—make the site easy to use for new viewers. The page also presents important information about current and upcoming events, news, and other key stories from the SCVV newsletter. One click will take you to any post of interest.
In addition to the website, you can keep up-to-date with our activities by joining Facebook. Keep it in mind for scheduled and pop-up SCVV activities such as Dine & Donate fundraisers, news about SCVV, awards, and other current information.
If you are already on Facebook, click on the tab “Search Facebook” in the upper right-hand corner, and type in South Coastal Village Volunteers. Once this page pops up, click on “Follow” when prompted. If you want to join Facebook as a new user, go to Facebook.com and click on the tab “Create new account.” Then search for the South Coastal Village Volunteers and click “Follow.”
If you are already on Facebook, click on the tab “Search Facebook” in the upper right-hand corner, and type in South Coastal Village Volunteers. Once this page pops up, click on “Follow” when prompted. If you want to join Facebook as a new user, go to Facebook.com and click on the tab “Create new account.” Then search for the South Coastal Village Volunteers and click “Follow.”
Guide to Delaware Aging Services
The Delaware Division of Services for Aging and Adults with Physical Disabilities (DSAAPD) produces a resource book, Guide to Services for Older Delawareans and Persons with Disabilities, that has a wealth of information about services and programs for state residents. The Delaware Aging and Disabilities Resource Center (ADRC) is a one-stop access point for information, assistance, and referral
to resources that support older Delawareans, adults with disabilities, and caregivers. In Delaware the ADRC serves as the front door and coordinating hub for the statewide aging and disability resource network. Printed books are available in the SCVV office. To download a copy, click below:
Guide to Services for Older Delawareans and Persons with Disabilities
iPad Changes
If you read this and other communications from the South Coastal Village Volunteers on an iPad, you have probably noticed that your mail is now being divided into categories. To be sure that you receive our mail and messages, you can choose that SCVV mail goes to the Primary category so it will not be missed. It may arrive placed in the Updates category, but this is easy to change by clicking on the three dots at the right top of the message; then click on Categorize Sender and choose Primary.
