other trees fail. Its ability to shed its bark and reveal
new growth makes the Sycamore a symbol of
progress and life. Our logo, the Sycamore leaf,
reflects the character of this tree -
steadfast, progressive and growing in Indiana.
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Sycamore News
Sycamore Services Partners with Vanderburgh County Sheriff to Help Hearing Impared Drivers
Michelle Kirk (above) of Sycamore Services in Evansville, partnered with the Vanderburgh Sheriff's Department to develop a visor card to assist those individuals who are hearing impared in the event they are stopped for a traffic violation. The card will enable law enforcement officers better communicate with individuals who are hearing impared.
Sycamore Services PATHS Program is very excited to announce Summer Camp 2010. This year we will be holding the camp at Town Hall (The Old Middle School) next to the park. The camp will run from June 1st – August 6th, 2010. The hours will be 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The cost will be $85 per week (which includes activities and daily snacks.) All campers will need to bring their own sack lunch daily. You may sign up week by week or for the entire summer. We are still confirming all the activities which may be subject to change. Attached you will find the themes and some of the suggested activities that may take place.
It is also our plan to participate in the weekly free movies at Royal Theater and Lunch Bunch at the Park. We are working with the Parks Department to see if we can coordinate our activities with the Summer Parks Program. More information to come regarding this as plans develop.
Please complete the application and return to PATHS Before and After School Program staff or by fax or in person by May 5th to reserve your spot. For more information or questions, please contact Patti Sebanc, Director of Children Services, at 317-745-7503 or by email at pssebanc@sycamoreservices.com.
We look forward to having fun this summer! Hope you can join us!
Sycamore Services is raising funds to purchase specialized weather radios for the deaf and hard of hearing. This effort is in response to the tornado that struck Evansville in November of 2005. Those who are deaf and hard of hearing are at risk during severe weather as they cannot hear the traditional weather radio alerts. It is especially dangerous when the storms strike during their sleep. The specialized radios, costing $150 each, use strobe lights and vibration to wake or attract that attention of the deaf and hard of hearing. If you are interested in making a donation to cover the cost of a radio for someone on the waiting list, please CLICK HERE and choose "make a donation". Please designate your donation in the comment section. Each donation that goes towards the purchase of one of these special radios could potentially save a life. You can't put a dollar value on that!
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS GUIDE
Be prepared in the event of an emergency! Click HERE for a copy of Sycamore Services' Disaster Preparedness
