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Share this article Share this article BELLEVUE, Wash., Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The India Association of Western Washington (IAWW) announces its new name – Indian-American Community Services (IACS). The new name reflects the unwavering commitment of IACS to support the local Indian-American community with essential programs and services, fostering an inclusive, diverse, and secular environment. The IACS' evolution demonstrates a strategic shift to more advocacy for social justice issues providing vital community services to the underserved and marginalized people of the Indian American community. IACS programs and services aim to develop self-sufficiency and independence to navigate the day-to-day challenges across age, social, and economic strata.
Article content All it takes is a shovel and a little bit of time to make a big difference in a senior’s life. Volunteers are urgently needed in Haldimand and Norfolk for the Snow Buddies program operated since 2009 by Senior Support Services, a non-profit agency offering many programs to help seniors remain in their homes. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Volunteers urgently needed for Snow Buddies program Back to video Snow Buddies is a service to help with snow removal by matching volunteers with neighbours who are 60 and older and those with mobility issues.
Author of the article: Monte Sonnenberg Publishing date: Dec 10, 2020 • December 10, 2020 • 2 minute read • Virginia Lucas of Waterford, vice chair of Church Out Serving in Simcoe, is thankful the Norfolk chapter of 100 Women Who Care continues to support the group’s charitable efforts. This includes a generous donation in 2017 for the installation of this walk-in freezer at Church Out Serving’s Riversyde 83 facility in downtown Simcoe. Handout Article content The Norfolk chapter of 100 Women Who Care and Church Out Serving have found occasion to work together again in the service of the less fortunate. During a special proceeding in November, the 100 Women selected Church Out Serving – sponsor of the Riversyde 83 community hub in Simcoe – as the recipient of its year-end quarterly donation. The windfall is worth $15,600.