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Breaking Free, Inc.
$15,000
- Support to implement the new Hispanic Outreach Program to
broaden the availability of domestic violence services to
central Indiana's Hispanic population.
$45,000
- Support to expand the Hispanic Outreach Coordinator's position
to full-time to increase domestic violence services to central
Indiana's Hispanic population.
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Coburn Place Safe Haven
$50,000
- Support to expand organizational capacity to provide housing
and supportive services to more than 100 women and their children
who are affected by domestic violence on an average annual
basis.
$2,500
- Support for Coburn Place Summer Camp, a daily program that
provides recreational, educational and cultural experiences
for Coburn Place residents, ages 5 to 18.
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Dayspring Center, Inc.
$30,000
- Support for the emergency family shelter, outreach and food
programs.
$100,000
- Support to strengthen development and fundraising capabilities
for an organization that provides residential services for
homeless families.
$20,000
- Support to strengthen development and fundraising capabilities
for an organization that provides residential services for
homeless families.
$25,000
- Support for the emergency family shelter, outreach and food
programs.
$65,000
- Support for the emergency family shelter and outreach programs.
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The Domestic Violence Network of Greater Indianapolis
$100,000
- Support to implement the Navigation Hub, a 24-hour telephone
response system that gives domestic violence abuse victims
immediate access to a wide range of services through a single
phone call.
$103,000
- Support to increase staff and to expand organizational capacity
to develop a more comprehensive and coordinated service delivery
system to victims of domestic violence.
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Dress for Success Indianapolis, Inc.
$20,000
- Support to expand its part-time program coordinator position
to a salaried, full-time program director position to serve
600 low-income women by providing them with appropriate clothing
for job interviews.
$30,000 - Support to design and implement a strategic plan
and hire an executive director.
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Family Advocacy Center, Inc.
$20,000 - Support for the development of a database system
to track FAC clients who are victims of child abuse and neglect
and to develop a web site to educate and inform the public
about family violence, as well as provide referrals to FAC
services.
$100,000
- Support for the Protective Order Program, which provides
free legal representation to victims of domestic violence
in order to improve the enforcement of protective orders.
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Family Service Association of Central Indiana, Inc.
$150,000 - Support over two years for the Life Solutions Initiative,
an employee assistance and workplace enrichment program that
provides counseling for troubled employees, management consultation,
educational workshops and critical incident response.
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Fresh Start of Indianapolis, Inc.
$30,000 - Support to purchase a truck for the Client Delivery
Services program, which picks up donated items/furniture and
delivers them to clients who have moved out of abusive relationships
and into their own homes.
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Indiana Association of United Ways, Inc.
$100,000 - Support to establish the statewide 211 system in
Indiana. The system will allow callers in crisis situations
to dial 211 and immediately connect, 24 hours a day, 365 days
a year, with trained personnel who can provide information
and referral to human services anywhere in Indiana.
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Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Inc.
$57,000 - Support to develop a legal advocacy and representation
system on behalf of victims of domestic violence throughout
Indiana.
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Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Inc. (INCASA)
$36,000 - Support to expand the Health Services Program designed
to help improve the medical service delivery system for survivors
of sexual assault crimes. Expansion will allow the organization
to serve 400 more victims, as well as 500 medical professionals
per year who deal with victims of sexual violence in the Indianapolis
area.
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Indiana University National Center of Excellence in Women's
Health
$100,000 - Support to hire a new full-time bilingual outreach
coordinator to provide health education and social service
access to at least 500 Indianapolis Hispanic women and their
families.
$100,000 - Continuing support for a third year to provide
health education and social services access to at least 3,000
Indianapolis Hispanic women and their families.
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Information and Referral Network, Inc.
$80,000 - Support to extend the statewide 211 system in Indiana
from 12 to 24 hours. The system allows callers in crisis situations
to dial 211 and immediately connect with trained personnel
who can provide information and referral to human services
anywhere in Indiana.
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The Julian Center, Inc.
$750,000 - Support for the renovation of the 2011 N. Meridian
building to house victims of domestic violence and provide
an array of services.
$36,000
- Support to expand the Family Violence Outreach Program to
serve at least 300 victims of domestic violence who are not
staying in shelters.
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Legacy House, Inc.
$100,000 - Support for the Family Intervention Program, which
provides crisis intervention, consultation, case management,
counseling, parenting classes and children’s services
to approximately 900 victims of violent crimes and their families.
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Muncie Center for the Arts, Inc.
$16,500 - Support to continue the expansion of the Healing
Hearts Program for battered women and their children.
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Purdue University
$25,000 - Support for the Center for Families to conduct a
pilot in Indianapolis of the ACT Against Violence program,
which provides child development and violence prevention education
for caregivers working with children from birth to age 8.
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The Saint Christopher Center, Inc.
$50,000 - Support to increase day care services from 20 to
35 homeless children and provide specialized programming to
the infant and toddler age group.
$92,000
- Support to replace the roof of the Center's 35,000-square-foot
building. The Center serves at-risk children from families
who are clients of emergency homeless shelters, domestic violence
shelters, transitional housing programs, substance abuse treatment
programs and other social service organizations.
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