Social Service Programs

Serving the wider community of Sedona

Social Services

Meals on Wheels:

SCC volunteers will drive and deliver 12,500 meals this year. This represents service to more than approximately 150 unduplicated older adults in the community. Five to ten volunteers a day deliver hot, nutritious meals five days a week. SCC also provides a sandwich each day so that clients have something for dinner. Most clients are housebound and/or disabled. Most are over 60 years of age and usually need Meals on Wheels only a few months while they recover from medical emergencies. The cost of this program is almost $125,000.

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Breakfast Club:

Each Friday, Meals on Wheels volunteer drivers deliver a grocery bag in addition to that day’s meal to participating clients. The bag is filled with breakfast foods such as eggs, bread, cereal, milk, juice and fresh fruit. This insures that our Meals on Wheels recipients have adequate, nutritious foods to see them through the weekend. This project is supported by the Sedona Community Food Bank. SCC was the first organization to create this type of program in the state of Arizona.

Community Lunch:

SCC provides community lunches five days a week, Monday through Friday in the Flynn Dining Hall. The same hot, nutritious meal provided to Meals on Wheels clients is served to adults in a social atmosphere at the Sedona Community Center. Volunteers set up, serve and clean up. Informative guest speakers bring pertinent information to the group. Lunch is $6 for those under 60 years of age, and we request a donation of $3 of those who are 60 and over. SCC expects to serve 10,000 meals to over 200 unduplicated senior adults in 2008. The total cost of this program is $100,000.

Telecare:

In 1999, our Telecare program officially began with only six clients. Currently, there are over a dozen seniors phoned daily with a telephone reassurance call by dedicated volunteers. If no one answers, the volunteer will proceed to contact family and, if necessary, the police are contacted until the client is located.

Transportation:

The Sedona Community Foundation, the City of Sedona, the Arizona Community Foundation, and Yavapai County have made donations to operate the only handicapped accessible van in Sedona. In addition, SCC has purchased a second van to increase accessibility. Our drivers give senior adults “door-to-door” service to the store, bank and doctor. Service is available Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM. We are also on-call to provide rides for the handicapped. Ask for our transportation schedule.


 


Sedona Community Center
2615 Melody Lane
PO Box 2894
Sedona, AZ 86339

Open 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Monday - Friday
928.282.2834

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