Vista Del Camino update highlights community support and essential services

At the recent Scottsdale Housing Agency Governing Board and Human Services Advisory Commission meeting, the spotlight was on the impactful services provided by the Vista Del Camino Community Center. Sue Oh, along with colleagues Jenny Mendoza and Liz Heavenrich, presented a comprehensive update highlighting the center's vital role in supporting families and individuals in need.

Vista Del Camino is not just a community space; it serves as a crucial resource offering essential services. Sue Oh emphasized the center's diverse programs, including financial assistance through the CAP office, a food bank that ensures no one in the community goes hungry, and family recreation nights that foster engagement and support among families.

Jenny Mendoza, the human service supervisor at Vista, took the stage to share impressive statistics about the center's operations. She reported that the front desk staff, consisting of just three members, managed to handle an astounding 13,984 social service contacts from July to March, showcasing their dedication and efficiency in assisting clients both over the phone and in person.

The presentation also included updates on the CAP office, where Liz Heavenrich discussed ongoing operations and challenges faced in delivering essential assistance programs. The commitment of the Vista Del Camino team to serve the community was evident throughout the meeting, underscoring the center's importance in addressing local needs.

As the meeting concluded, the significance of Vista Del Camino's work was clear. The center continues to be a beacon of hope and support for many in Scottsdale, with plans for further enhancements to its services in the future.