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SAIL Brown Bag Luncheon -- Friday, September 20, at 11:30am


Our next Brown Bag Lunch and SAIL member meeting will be Friday, September 20 at 11:30 AM featuring two Hearing Specialists from WVU Medicine ENT in Martinsburg, Dr. Lindsay Bruce and Dr. Betsy Sears, who will present on hearing impairment and the latest in assistive hearing devices. Bring your lunch and join us in the Fellowship Hall of the Trinity Episcopal Church.



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Read the latest news in the Summer Newsletter 2024.



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Welcome

 

Shepherdstown Area Independent Living (SAIL) enables its members to remain active, connected, independent, and in their homes and community as long as possible. SAIL was the first “Village” in West Virginia and is recognized as a model for non-urban villages nationwide.


Contact Us: 304.870.7245

info@shepherdstownSAIL.org



Navigating the Future: A SAIL Series

 

SAIL is excited to offer a series of workshops highlighting lessons learned by our discussion groups who tackled “personal 5-year planning.” Come to engage with fellow SAILers and community experts about key topics that emerged from our discussions. While thinking about the future and considering options, you will be empowered with new ideas and information for your healthy aging toolbox.   

 

The following sessions will be offered at the Shepherdstown Library, and also on Zoom, from 1:30-3:00 (note the new time).  See details and related resources here.

 

1.     Our Age-Friendly Community – Friday, September 6  

2.     Home Safety and Livability – Friday, October 4

3.     What About Care Communities? – Friday, November 1  

4.     Legal Matters Matter! – Friday, January 3, 2025

5.     End of Life Care – Friday, February 7, 2025 

 

Put these dates on your calendar. For more information, contact Carolee, Barbara Shaffer, Carolyn Rodis, Linda Spatig.




The Jack and Martha Young Community Service Award 

SAIL has selected Tabitha Johnston and The Shepherdstown Chronicle for the 2023 Jack and Martha Young Community Service Award.  This annual award recognizes the accomplishments of an individual and organization that has furthered SAIL's mission during the past year. We have found Tabitha to be a creative and enthusiastic editor of the newspaper. Under her leadership the Chronicle has been an outstanding example of community outreach with its offering of stimulating stories and special coverage of people, issues, and events in the greater Shepherdstown area.

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HELP WANTED 

 

At this time, Shepherdstown Area Independent Living (SAIL) is in need of volunteers to fill several very important roles in our organization. The board is depending on you, SAIL members, to step forward and help sustain and strengthen the programs and services we have all come to appreciate. 


We need volunteers for these roles: SAIL Newsletter Editor-in-Chief, photographers, board members, activity leaders, and member support volunteers.


For details, read more Help Wanted - Want Ads.

 

To learn more, or to volunteer to fill one of these roles, please contact Carolee Youngblood, Program Coordinator (info@shepherdstownsail.com) or Barbara Shaffer, President (barbara.shaffer@oswego.edu).

 


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304.870.7245      info@shepherdstownSAIL.org