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| RSVP Volunteers Improve Ulster County's Quality of Life! Governor Paterson Encourages All New Yorkers to Volunteer Visit
the Senior Corps Site to Learn More About RSVP
RSVP Volunteers Make A Difference in Ulster County This new generation of older Americans is like no other generation before it. The RSVP Volunteer Program is like no other volunteer program. Through RSVP, adults age 55 and older receive unique opportunities to share their life skills and experience to help improve the lives of their neighbors. Now celebrating 30 years of service, RSVP is a one-of-a-kind network that offers adults a wide variety of ways to volunteer, from tutoring and mentoring children, counseling small businesses, assisting at health clinics, to teaching others to use the internet. Other RSVP volunteers distribute food to their community's homeless or volunteer at a variety of one-time local events. The RSVP Volunteer Program of Ulster County is funded, in part, by the Corporation for National and Community Service and is a unit of the Senior Service Corps. We are sponsored locally by Ulster County Community College. Other funding assistance has come from the New York Office for the Aging, Robert Wood Johnson, Faith in Action, Ulster County Legislature, Ulster County Tourism and from local businesses. We are members of the National Association of RSVP Directors, The New York State Senior Service Corps Association and the Northeast New York Caregivers Consortium. |
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Contact Us RSVP
is headquartered in the town of Ulster in Room 409 of the Business
Resource Center (BRC), located at Development Court, Kingston, NY.
The mailing address is: RSVP, 409 Development Court, Kingston, NY
12401. The office may be reached by phone at 845: 339-2181, FAX
at 845: 339-2164, or by e-mail at
canzianc@sunyulster.edu. 2008 Appreciation Luncheon at the Mirage, Ulster Park, NY on August 23, 2008 - Photos
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