Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging

Established in the 1983, Hopewell Center is a private, nonprofit agency providing a wide range of community-based programs, including employment, residential and children's services. It offers home visits, therapy, parent interaction and socialization services. The programs offered by the center include Homestart Early Learning, Early Head Start, Community Employment, Work Training and Supported Living programs. The center also provides various services, such as helping children to crawl, stand and walk, counseling families on frustrations, fears, and needs, providing training on the skills required for jobs and teaching parents about nutrition. It provides various residential services, such as support with daily living activities, training in independent living, and social and recreational activities. Additionally, it provides mental health and adult protective services, and various nursing and long-term care services to the elderly and disabled. The center is located in Anderson, Ind.

Mental Health America of Indiana is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting mental health and substance use tele-health treatment, education, and advocacy in Indianapolis. They offer a range of programs and resources, including counseling, crisis stabilization, and legal services, to support individuals in their mental health journey. Through initiatives like the Vitality Grant program and the Stan W. DeKemper Training Institute Scholarship Fund, they strive to reform mental health systems, address racial injustice, and provide inclusive environments for all employees. Mental Health America of Indiana is committed to creating positive change and supporting the well-being of the community.Generated from the website

The Indiana Association of Rehabilitation Facilities (INARF) is the leading membership organization in Indiana that represents providers of services to individuals with disabilities. Their mission is to enhance and strengthen the system of services and supports available to Hoosiers with disabilities. INARF offers a wide range of resources, including technical assistance, professional development opportunities, and information on governmental affairs. They also organize annual conferences, training programs, and awards to recognize excellence in the field of disability services. Through their commitment and dedication, INARF plays a vital role in improving the lives of individuals with disabilities in Indiana.Generated from the website