Welcome to Capitol Hill Village Resources Page
We have organized our resources according to categories, which includes: Transportation, Local, Caregivers, Social Isolation, Safety, Technology, COVID-19, and Additional Resources.
Check out our transportation webpage for our transportation resources:Transportation
Website: https://www.seaburyresources.org/
Seabury provides personalized, affordable services and housing options to help older adults in the greater Washington, DC area live with independence and dignity.
Website: https://dacl.dc.gov/service/caregiver-programs
Phone: 202-724-5626
DACL provides a variety of programs and services to support unpaid caregivers to our seniors and adults with disabilities. From caregiver respite programs to support groups, educational programs to case management. You are not alone in your journey—DACL is with you.
CHV's own 1:1 volunteer support program. For members who would like a friendly daily or weekly call, contact info@capitolhillvillage.org to be matched with a specially trained volunteer.
The Capitol Hill Village "Contemplation of Our End of Life Symposium" was a two part event exploring options for use in planning your or a loved one's future. Part One took place April 7th, 2022 on Zoom and provided a high level view of the issues and options related to end of life. Part Two took place on June 9th, 2022 at Martha's Table and provided a more detailed look at what a person needs to know for planning one's end of life.
Check out the End of Life Symposium webpage at: https://capitolhillvillage.org/end-of-life-symposium/
You can view the Symposium session and workshop recordings at:
Preventing Falls At Home Guide
Access At: https://capitolhillvillage.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Preventing-Falls-At-Home.pdf
Website: https://www.getsetup.io/
GetSetUp is on a mission to help the third of the world’s population who are over 55 to learn new skills, connect with others and unlock new life experiences.
Check out the Coronavirus Hub below.
Coronavirus Hub
The guide below includes information put together by CHV members regarding types of Over the Counter (otc) hearing aids. This information is sourced from the Federal Drug Administration, Consumer Reports, and Mayo Clinic.
Click Here: View the October 2022 Hearing Aid Guide
This article from the Washington Post details expert advice for buying a hearing aid that works for you.
Click Here: Washington Post 2022 Hearing Aid Article