Executive summary seicaa rsvp will have an estimated 150 volunteers serving at 16 workstations throughout southeast idaho

Seicaa rsvp will supplement the $64,181 of cncs-provided federal funding with 30% match consisting of local non-federal cash and in-kind in the amount $ 19,254.30 seicaa rsvp?s primary focus area will be healthy futures. Volunteers will serve in workstations providing home-delivered meals and friendly visiting to homebound older adults with disabilities and veterans. The successful outcome by the completion of year 3 of the grant will be that 100 individuals will respond to surveys? 90 of those will respond that they feel they have increased their social ties and have social support as a result of rsvp assisted services. Additionally volunteers will serve in food bank/pantry workstations assisting with the distribution of food boxes to low-income individuals and families experiencing household food insecurity. The outcome of this activity will be measured by number of individuals receiving food from workstations and will report that they have reduced the food insecurity in the home. Other rsvp volunteer service activities within the healthy futures will be access to care; health education and screening and distributing on chronic illness maintenance prevention. The outcome of these activates will be measured by number of attendees. Volunteer service activities outside of the primary focus area will work in community priority activities such as tutoring to elementary school children grades k-12, capacity building by assisting organizations with fundraising efforts, providing nutritious meals to the elderly in congregate meal settings, work local law enforcement agencies assisting with crime prevention.