Villages

The Villages of Indiana is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting children and families through a variety of services, including foster care, adoption, and healthy family programs. Their initiatives aim to provide stable and nurturing environments for children during transitions while empowering families to enhance their well-being. Through programs such as kinship care and community-based services, The Villages strives to ensure that children reach their full potential. With a commitment to strengthening families, they also engage in community events and provide resources to new parents, fostering a brighter future for Indiana's children. Generated from the website

Lutheran Social Services of Indiana, founded in 1951 through the merger of Lutheran Children's Friend Society and Lutheran Social Service League, is a ministry of Lutheran Church. It offers services for children with developmental disabilities and organizes camps and outings. The organization provides child care services for low-income families. Additionally, Lutheran Social Services of Indiana offers recreational, social, educational and other specialized activities. It also provides financial assistance for utilities rent payments and household items purchases. The organization provides adoption and foster care services, as well as training in parenting. Lutheran Social Services of Indiana works in association with various churches, including Cup of Kindness, Justice Bread, The Lutheran Foundation and the United Way of Allen County. It is located in Fort Wayne, Ind.