Newsletter

2025

January

Step Into the New Year with Purpose: Serving over one-thousand families in 2024.

Thank you to all of our patrons, clients, staff, and pro bono volunteers. Your dedication to justice allows us to break down barriers and provide guidance within our community

February

This Month’s Promise: Empowering Families & Fostering Hope.

This Valentine’s month, we’re dedicated to empowering families and fostering hope in Seminole County.

MArch

Lucky to Serve: Justice, Community, And The Women Who Lead

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the trailblazing women who shaped the legal profession, from Belva Lockwood to Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sandra Day O’Connor.

April

Opening Doors: A New Home for SCLA’s Housing Services For Low-Income Residents of Seminole County

SCLA Opens New Housing Office in the Sanford Courthouse.

May

Rooted in Gratitude, United in Service. Exploring the Theme of Law Day

Fighting homelessness in Seminole County; our latest news story with News 6 featuring staff attorneys Yvonne Alonso and Shannon Smythe.

JUNE

Expanded Services for Veterans and Seniors: Growing to Serve You Better.

SCLA will now offer assistance with living wills, simple wills, healthcare surrogate designations, and powers of attorney.

JULY

Supporting Our Community,                              This July and Beyond.

Standing together for what matters most— Exploring new pathways to outreach with U.S. Representatives & Congressmen. 

August

Keeping Safe During Hurricane Season:    Stay Informed, Prepared, and Protected.

Learn how to identify unlicensed contractor scams and spot price gouging as we explore practical ways to protect yourself this season.

September

As September begins, we reflect on the importance of work, dignity, and community.

This issue highlights the ways SCLA continues to stand alongside families, seniors, and veterans as they navigate life’s challenges.

October

Harvesting Hope: The Power of Pro Bono & Domestic Violence Awareness Month

This season of change and renewal is a reminder of how our community continues to grow, strengthen, and support one another.

November

Honoring Our Heroes Through Expanding Justice for Veterans  |  Celebrating 50 years

SCLA has been awarded the Legal Services for Homeless Veterans and Veterans At-Risk for Homelessness (LSV-H) Grant.

December

Five Decades of Access to Justice: Made Possible Through Your Golden Impact 

 For fifty years, Seminole County Legal Aid has honored its commitment to access to justice, one case, one family, and one community at a time.