daviess county community resource guide

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DAVIESS COUNTY
COMMUNITY RESOURCE
GUIDE
2011
Developed by
Daviess County Partnership
CONNECTIONS
(812) 257-2650
Connections47501@hotmail.com
www.dcp-connections.org
Daviess County Resource Directory
May-2009
Revised 01-11
This Resource Guide has been developed as a reference tool
for Daviess County.
CONNECTIONS is available to assist families in accessing any
programs provided by agencies listed in this directory. We ask
that you please refer any calls for assistance to CONNECTIONS
at (812) 257-2650
Thank You!
CONNECTIONS
Sherry Davis
Executive Director
PO Box 1014
Washington, IN 47501
Phone: 812-257-2650
Fax:
812-257-2656
connections47501@hotmail.com
Daviess County Resource Directory – May 2009
Revised - Jan 2011
ALPHABETICAL LISTING
AARP (SCSEP)
Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Adult Literacy Council
Alcoholics Anonymous
American Cancer Society
American Diabetes Association
American Red Cross
Americans with Disabilities (ADA)
Angle Food Ministries
Animal Control & Adoption Facility
Attain Network
ATTIC (Assistive Technology, Training and Info Center)
B.A.B.E. Beds and Britches of Daviess County
Bethel Mall
Car Clinic
Catholic Charities
Celebrate Recovery – First Christian Church
Center for Disability Information & Referral (CeDIR)
Chamber of Commerce
Child Protective Services
Children’s Vision Screening Program
Citizens for Family Values
City of Washington
Coaching ADDvantage
Community Coordinated Child Care of Southern IN
Computer Learning Center
CONNECTIONS (a program of Daviess County Partnership)
Court Appointed Special Advocates – CASA
Damien Center
Daviess Community Hospital
Daviess County Adult Protective Services
Daviess County Community Foundation
Daviess County Economic Development Corporation
Daviess County Health Department
Daviess County Phone Numbers
Daviess County Right to Life
Daviess Martin Special Education Cooperative
Deaconess Hospital ---Evansville
Department of Veterans Affairs
Division of Family Resources (DFR)
1-888-332-2345
812-482-3007
812-254-7009
1-800-266-5584
1-800-227-2345
812-476-6949
812-257-0938
1-800-514-0301
812-254-8990
812-254-8226
1-800-528-8246
1-877-962-8842
812-254-8643
812-254-4578
812-636-8269
812-254-2061
812-423-5456
812-636-7330
1-800-437-7924
812-254-5262
1-800-449-5262
812-254-0024
812-254-1021
812-254-1996
812-254-0705
812-254-5575
812-254-2378
1-866-200-5909
812-254-6402
812-257-2650
812-254-8670
1-800-213-1163
812-254-2760
812-254-8681
812-254-9354
812-254-1500
812-254-8666
812-254-4455
812-254-1530
812-450-2176
812-882-0894
1-800-403-0864
Revised - Jan 2011
ALPHABETICAL LISTING (continued)
Doctor Smiles
Donate Dental Services
Echo Community Health Care
Eldercare Locator
Emergency Housing
Aurora, Inc
Backstreet Missions (Bloomington)
Bethany House (Terre Haute)
Conners Center (Terre Haute)
Hannah House-Pregnancy Crisis Center (Terre Haute)
Lighthouse Mission (Terre Haute)
Middle Way House Domestic Violence (Bloomington)
Opportunity House (Daviess County)
Roosevelt Mission (Linton)
Equal employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
Family Life Center of Greene County, Inc
Feed My Sheep of Daviess County
First Baptist Church Food Bank
Four Rivers Resource Services
Community Living
Fresh Start
Friends For Kids of Daviess County
Gamblers Anonymous
Generations (Area Agency on Aging) (Link-Age)
Girl Scouts
Goodwill Industries
Government Benefits
Habitat for Humanity
HIP Healthy Indiana Plan
Hoosier Rx
Hoosiers by the Number
Hope House
Indiana Association of the Deaf
Indiana Bureau of Aging and In-Home Services
Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Indiana Deaf-Blind Services
Indiana Family Helpline
Indiana Legal Services Organization
Indiana Parent Information Network (IPIN)
Indiana Poison Center
Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services (IPAS)
Indiana Public Health and Assistance Helpline
In*Source (IN ReSource Ctr for Families with Special Needs)
Kool Smiles of Evansville/Terre Haute
Leader Dog for the Blind
Learn More Resource Center
812-232-8613
1-800-452-6022
812-421-7489
1-800-888-5880
812-428-3249
812-333-1905
812-232-4978
812-466-3867
812-334-0055
812-232-7001
812-336-0846
812-257-2132
812-847-8110
1-800-669-4000
812-384-1639
812-254-5429
812-254-2556
812-254-4471
812-254-3207
812-254-3399
812-687-7293
1-888-424-3557
1-800-742-9002
1-800-757-9348
812-254-1971
812-254-3091
1-877-438-4479
1-866-267-4679
812-254-6456
1-800-743-3333
1-800-545-7763
1-800-332-7385
812-237-2830
1-800-433-0746
1-800-852-3477
1-800-964-4746
317-962-2323
1-800-622-4845
1-877-246-3243
812-854-7112
812-461-2365
1-888-777-5332
1-800-992-2076
Revised - Jan 2011
Libraries
Washington
Odon
Plainville
Lighthouse Recovery Center, Inc
Men’s Center
Women’s Center
March of Dimes Foundation (Birth Defects)
Mental Health America of Daviess County
Middle Way House
National Helpline Phone Numbers
Alzheimer’s Disease
American Cancer Society’s Cancer
American Council for the Blind
American Kidney Foundation
Hearing Aid Helpline
Medicare Information
Muscular Dystrophy Association
National Arthritis Foundation Hotline
National Center for Victims of Crime
National Domestic Violence Hotline
National Immunization Information Hotline
Parkinson’s Disease Foundation
Social Security Administration
Thursday’s Child National Call Center
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Nursing Homes
Bertha Garten Ketcham Memorial Center
Eastgate Manor
Hillside Manor
Loogootee Nursing Center
Prairie Village Living Center
Washington Nursing Center
Open Arms Christian Ministries, Inc.
PACE Community Action Agency
Client Services
Health Connection
Head Start
WIC
Parkview Village Christian Care, Inc
Peace Counseling
PowerHouse
Pregnancy Care Center
Prevent Blindness Indiana
Purdue Cooperative Extension Service
Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)
812-254-4586
812-636-4949
812-687-7271
812-444-9775
812-257-0113
812-254-0860
1-888-663-4637
812-254-2423
812-336-0846
1-800-272-3900
1-800-227-2345
1-800-424-8666
1-800-622-9010
1-800-521-5247
1-800-393-3070
1-800-344-4863
1-800-283-7800
1-800-521-4247
1-800-799-7233
1-800-232-2522
1-800-457-6676
1-800-772-1213
1-800-872-5437
1-800-723-7620
812-636-4920
812-254-3301
812-254-7159
812-295-2101
812-254-4516
812-254-5117
812-659-2533
812-257-2132
812-882-7927
812-254-5611
812-254-6936
812-254-6098
812-254-0002
812-636-3000
812-617-2656
812-254-7693
812-257-1041
1-800-232-2551
812-254-8668
812-254-1996
Revised - Jan 2011
Ride Solution
Salvation Army – Daviess County
Samaritan Center
Schools
Barr-Reeve Community School Corp
Primary School
Intermediate School
Jr-Sr High
North Daviess Community Schools
Elementary
Jr-Sr High
812-254-3225
1-877-369-8899
812-254-5611
812-254-1558
812-486-3509
812-486-3235
812-486-3224
812-486-3265
812-636-8000 x 1000
812-636-8000 x 2000
812-636-8000 x 3000
Washington Catholic Elementary
Washington Catholic High School
812-254-3845
812-254-2050
Washington Community Schools
Griffith Elementary
Lena Dunn Elementary
North Elementary
Veale Elementary
Jr. High
High School
812-254-5536
812-254-8360
812-254-8366
812-254-8363
812-254-3968
812-254-2682
812-254-3860
812-254-1881
1-800-536-1881
1-866-282-9553
1-800-457-8283
812-254-9557
Senior and Family Services, Inc.
Southwestern Indiana Respiratory Disease Program
State Information Center
St. Vincent de Paul
Subsidized Housing
Capehart Manor
Cherry Tree Apartments
Country View Apartments
HUD Housing
Jamestown Square
Maplewood Apartments
Pines Apartments
Shepherd of the Hills Apartment
Washington Housing Authority
Suicide Hotline
The Legends Village (assisted living)
Transition Resources Corporation
812-636-4966
812-254-6909
812-254-3951
812-735-2006
812-254-6394
812-636-4477
812-254-3577
812-254-1381
812-254-1596
1-800-552-3106
812-254-9500
812-886-0783
Revised - Jan 2011
Trustees
Barr Township-Robert Showalter
Bogard Township-Amy Holstine
Elmore Township-Carl Stites
Harrison Township-Sylvia Stafford
Madison Township-Paul Shafer
Reeve Township-Joan Harker
Steele Township-Karen McBride
VanBuren Township-Steve Riggins
Veale Township-Sue Killion
Washington Township-Albert Showalter
Unemployment Insurance Hotline
United Way of Daviess County
USDA Rural Development
Veterans Service Office
Vocational Rehabilitation
WorkOne--Workforce Investment Act (WIA)
YMCA – Daviess County
812-486-3447
812-687-7723
812-636-4023
812-644-7165
812-636-4950
812-644-7579
812-687-7694
812-636-4702
812-254-5589
812-254-3447
1-888-967-5663
812-254-1038
812-482-1171
812-254-8678
1-877-847-9898
812-254-7734
812-254-4481
Revised - Jan 2011
SERVICES BY CATEGORIES
ABUSE/ VICTIMS’ SERVICES
Child Abuse Help Line
Daviess County Adult Protective Services
Hannah House-Crisis Pregnancy Care Center
Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Middle Way House
Open Arms Christian Ministries, Inc
Samaritan Center
ANIMAL SERVICES
Animal Control & Adoption Facility
CHILDREN/ YOUTH SERVICES
B.A.B.E. (Beds and Britches of Daviess County)
Bethel Mall
Children’s Vision Screening Program (through RSVP)
Community Coordinated Child Care of Southern Indiana
Court Appointed Special Advocates ----CASA
Doctor Smiles
Friends for Kids of Daviess County
Girls Scouts
IN*SOURCE
Kool Smiles of Evansville / Terre Haute
Libraries
PowerHouse
Purdue Cooperative Extension Service—Daviess County
Schools
YMCA—Daviess County
Revised - Jan 2011
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Angel Food Ministries
Car Clinic
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens for Family Values
City of Washington
Coaching ADDvantage
CONNECTIONS
Daviess County Community Foundation
Daviess County Economic Development Corporation
Goodwill Industries
Libraries
Ride Solution
Salvation Army---Daviess County
Trustees
YMCA---Daviess County
812-257-2132
COUNSELING SERVICES
Catholic Charities
Fresh Start
Lighthouse
Peace Counseling
Samaritan Center
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Adult Literacy Council
Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Daviess County Right To Life
Daviess-Martin Special Education Cooperative
IN*SOURCE
Libraries
Purdue Cooperative Extension Service
Schools
Transition Resources Corporation
Work One—Workforce Investment Act (WIA)
Revised - Jan 2011
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE/ CRISIS INTERVENTION
American Red Cross
CONNECTIONS
Conners Center
Hannah House Maternity Home—Crisis Pregnancy Center
Middle Way House
Salvation Army---Daviess County
Samaritan Center
St. Vincent de Paul
Suicide Hotline
Transition Resource Corporation
Trustees
EMERGENCY SHELTER
Aurora, Inc (Evansville)
Backstreet Missions (Bloomington)
Bethany House (Terre Haute)
Hannah House (Terre Haute)
Conners Center (Terre Haute)
Lighthouse Mission (Terre Haute)
Middle Way House (Bloomington
Roosevelt Mission (Linton)
FAMILY SERVICES
Angel Food Ministries
CONNECTIONS
Hoosier Rx
Libraries
Purdue Cooperative Extension Service----Daviess County
Senior and Family Services
Revised - Jan 2011
FOOD BANK
First Baptist Church Food Bank
Hope House
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
Children’s Vision Screening Program (through RSVP)
Damien Center
Daviess Community Hospital
Deaconess Hospital –Evansville
Doctor Smiles
Echo Community Health Care
Hoosier Rx
Indiana Family Helpline (Indiana State Dept. of Health)
Kool Smiles of Evansville/ Terre Haute
Prevent Blindness Indiana
Senior and Family Services, Inc
HOTLINES/ HELPLINES
Child Abuse Helpline
National Helpline Phone Numbers
Suicide Hotline
HOUSING SERVICES
Habitat for Humanity
Nursing Homes
Subsidized Housing
USDA Rural Development
Revised - Jan 2011
INFORMATION/ REFERRAL SERVICES
American Cancer Society
American Diabetes Association
American Red Cross
Attain Network
ATTIC (Assistive Technology, Training, and Information Center)
Center for Disability Information & Referral (CeDIR)
Community Coordinated Child Care of Southern Indiana
CONNECTIONS
Daviess County Phone Numbers
Eldercare Locator
Government Benefits
Hoosiers by the Numbers
Indiana Family Helpline (Indiana State Dept. of Health)
State Information Center
Work One---Workforce Investment Act (WIA)
LEGAL SERVICES
Court Appointed Special Advocates-----CASA
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
MENTAL HEALTH/ DISABILITIES SERVICES
Attain Network
ATTIC (Assistive Technology, Training, and Information Center)
Center for Disability Information & Referral (Ce DIR)
Goodwill Industries
Mental Health America of Daviess County
Samaritan Center
Suicide Hotline
Revised - Jan 2011
SELF HELP/ SUPPORT GROUPS
Celebrate Recovery---First Christian Church
Gamblers Anonymous
SENIOR SERVICES
AARP (SCSEP)
Eldercare Locator
Generations (Link-Aid)
Nursing Homes
Parkview Village Christian Care, Inc
The Legends Village (assisted living)
SOCIAL AND HUMAN SERVICES
CONNECTIONS
Division of Family Resources (DFR)
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
Fresh Start
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
Subsidized Housing
Washington Housing Authority
HUD
Revised - Jan 2011
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Suicide Hotline
VETERANS SERVICES
Department of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Service Office
Revised - Jan 2011
AARP (Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)
2901 Ohio Boulevard, Suite 252
Terre Haute, IN 47803
1-888-332-2345---toll free
www.aarp.org/scsep
AARP SCSEP is a work training program authorized under Title V of the Older Americans Act
administered through the AARP Foundation. SCSEP can help those 55 and older to sharpen their
skills, obtain training, and find a job.
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)
Vincennes University Services Building
1019 North Fourth Street , Room 205
Vincennes, In 47591
812-888-4263 / 812-888-4119
www.vincennesuniversityworks.com
Daviess County Head Start
Tuesday, 12:30 – 3:30 pm
Central Christian Church
Thursday, 12:30 - 3:00pm and 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Washington Catholic Old Middle School
Tuesday & Thursday, 5:00 – 8:00 pm
North Daviess High School
Thursday, 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Instruction and books to individuals 16 years or older who are not enrolled in school to prepare for
the GED test or refresh basic skills.
ADULT LITERACY COUNCIL
Jan Wahl
812-254-7009
wahlstey@avenuebroadband.com
DCAdultLiteracy@aol.com
The Council offers Adult Basic Education, tutor services and computer courses. The coordinator will
connect student to a tutor or classes that will help meet literacy, education and/or computer skills
Revised - Jan 2011
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
123 N.W. 4th Street
Evansville, IN 47708
812-434-4952
Fax 812-434-4870
1-800-266-5584-toll free
www.southwesternindianaaa.org
www.alcoholics-anonymous.org
A self-help group that assists problem drinkers in maintaining sobriety by meetings and individual
contacts. Call for meeting locations and times.
Al-Anon/Alateen
www.al-anon.alateen.org
1-888-425-2666 (1-888-4AL-ANON)—toll free
Provides counseling and support services for families of alcohol abusers. Call for meeting times and
locations.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
1500 Meridian Road
Jasper, IN 47546
812-482-7545
1-800-227-2345 (Help Line 24 hours – 7 days a week)
Fax: 812-482-6962
Hours: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Mon-Fri
www.cancer.org
The American Cancer Society is the nationwide, community-based, voluntary health organization
dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and
diminishing suffering through research, education, advocacy and service.
AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
3700 Bellemeade Ave., Suite 107B
812-476-6949
Fax: 812-476-2203
Hours: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Mon – Fri
www.diabetes.org
Provides education regarding diabetes, speakers bureau, publications including cook books,
exchange list, living with diabetes.
Revised - Jan 2011
AMERICAN RED CROSS- Daviess County Service Center
P.O. Box 350
307 SE 21st Street
812-254-9877
Fax: 812-257-0938
Hours: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Mon – Fri
Mary Bechtel, director
dcarc@sbcglobal.net
www.redcross.org
Assists in keeping adequate blood supply in Daviess County; hosts local blood drives; provides
disaster education, lifeguard training and disaster assistance; community adult, child and infant CPR
and First Aid, workplace CPR and first aid, lifeguard training.
Assists community-based military members and their families cope with separation and other special
needs related to service in the armed forces plus routing of messages to servicemen and women.
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES (ADA)
1-800 514-0301-- toll free (voice) 1- 800-514-0383 (TTY)
M-T-W and F, 10:30-4:30 Th 12:30-4:30
www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/adahom1.htmContact number for individuals with disabilities who have
questions about or feel that they are not receiving equal employment opportunities.
ANGEL FOOD MINISTRIES
Free Methodist Church
1155 Troy Rd
Washington IN 47501
812-254-8990
www.angelfoodministries.com
Provides quality, nutritious food at significant discounts on a regular basis to families resulting in a
“hand up” during difficult times. There are no applications or qualifications to purchase food, just
call the number listed above to order. Accepts cash or Food Stamps.
Revised - Jan 2011
ANIMAL CONTROL & ADOPTION FACILITY
213 South 200 West
812-254-8226
Fax: 812-254-8227
Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm T and Th
animalcontrol@washingtonin.us
www.animalcontrol.washingtonin.us
9:00-3:30 M-W-F
The shelter is open to residents of Daviess County. The shelter houses stray and unwanted pets in a
modern facility. Animal are adopted to qualified applicants. The Animal Control Department picks
up stray and unwanted animals, traps nuisance wildlife, rescues animals, removes dead animals from
the streets and other properties, gives programs to various groups upon request.
ATTAIN NETWORK
3200 E. Washington St., Suite 1400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
317-486-8808
1-800-528-8246---toll free
Linda Witsman—local contact
attaininfo@attaininc.org
www.attaininc.org
Works to created solutions that enable people with functional limitations to live, learn, work, and
play in their communities by providing them with assistive technical
devices. Also works to establish partnerships between people with functional limitations, families
and members of the community through training, system
change, services and support, research, dissemination and consumer advocacy.
ATTIC (ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY,TRAINING, AND INFORMATION
CENTER)
1721 Washington Avenue
Vincennes, In 47591
812-886-0575
Fax: 812-886-0575
1-877-962-8842-- toll free
8-4 Mon-Fri
inattic1@aol.com
www.atticindiana.org
Revised - Jan 2011
ATTIC (ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY,TRAINING, AND INFORMATION
CENTER) continued
Advocates for all people with disabilities or limitations due to aging. Provides information about
technology, issues of interest to people with disabilities, issues of interest to aging laws, regulations,
and programs throughout the state and nation.
ATTIC provides the four core services required of centers for independent living: individual and
systems advocacy, information and referral, peer counseling, and independent living skills training.
HOME SWEET HOME CARE
1721 Washington Ave.
Vincennes, IN 47591
812-899-HOME (4663)
info@homesweethomecareindiana.com
Home Sweet Home Care is a private pay, CHOICE, and Medicaid Waiver provider. The agency
provides homemaker and attendant care services to you or your loved one in your home such as:
general housekeeping, errands, groceries, laundry care, meal preparation and cleanup, assistance
with personal hygiene needs, companionship and socialization, and medication reminders.
AURORA
1100 Lincoln Ave
Evansville IN 47714
812-428-3246
FAX: 812-428-3253
info@auroraevansville.org
www.auroraevansville.org
Information and referral for homeless in Evansville. Aurora works with the homeless through: Direct
Services: providing services to the homeless, Prevention: promoting services that prevent
homelessness, Community Awareness: educating the community on homeless issues, Collaboration:
facilitating collaboration among agencies, churches, schools, businesses, etc., and Advocacy:
advocating for the social and economic changes necessary to make ending homelessness a reality.
Revised - Jan 2011
B.A.B.E. (BEDS AND BRITCHES OF DAVIESS COUNTY)
206 E. Main Street
812-254-8666
Fax: 812-254-8643
Hours: noon – 4:00 pm Wednesday
healthdept@daviess.org
Prenatal Program and focus on children under 3 years of age and expectant mothers.
Promotes early prenatal care and child wellness through an incentive program which rewards
participants with vouchers that may be redeemed for new baby items.
The doctors give vouchers out to mothers who do prenatal care and also give vouchers to mothers
who bring their child in for well baby check ups. The health dept, gives vouchers to parents who
bring children to clinics to get child vaccinations.
BACKSTREET MISSIONS
P.O. Box 3297
215 Westplex Avenue
Bloomington, In 47404
812-333-1905
Hours: 9:00-5:00 M-F
Linda@backstreet.org
www.backstreet.org
Christian ministry for homeless men, women and children. Also offers food pantries, soup kitchen,
employment assistance, and a thrift shop.
BETHANY HOUSE
jetling@catholiccharitiesterrehaute.org
1402 Locust Street
Terre Haute, In 47808
812-232-4978
hotline
812-232-1447
Provides an emergency shelter for families, women and children, traveling families who have
experienced car trouble, refugees, migrant families, fire victims, and pregnant teenage girls and
women. Provides meals, at no cost, 11:30 am – 1:30 pm, 365 days a year. Clothes Closet provides
free clothing every weekday morning.
Revised - Jan 2011
BETHEL MALL
Bethel United Methodist Church
812-254-1854
Bev Armstrong
812-254-4578
bastrong@dmrtc.net
The Bethel Mall was started to provide needy children with supplies to start the new year out at
school. It’s a one day what we call "Shop Till 'Ya Drop Mall" where the kids get the chance to have a
personal shopper take them to pick out a couple outfits, shoes and school supplies. It started out as
a small country church project but has grown so that it involves the whole community.
CAR CLINIC
Ladies Auto Care Day
812-636-8269/ 812-636-8357
fourhim@rtccom.net
Held on the third Saturday of February, May, August and November at the former Odon Garage on S.
Spring Street in Odon (one block south of Main Street).
Single Mom’s Auto Care Day
812-254-2061/ 812-254-2553/ 812-254-7504
forerunner8@hotmail.com
Held on the third Saturday of January, April, July and October at the corner of Harned and Meridian
in Washington.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
123 NW 4th Street Suite 603
812-423-5456
cathchar@evansville.net
www.charitiesevv.org
Provides all types of counseling: Marriage, Premarital, Crisis Intervention, Family, Pro-life, Post
abortion, etc. Services are available to any individual, regardless of age, religion, sex, nationality or
income. All services provided by appointment only. Call for different types and availability of
counseling and workshops.
Revised - Jan 2011
CELEBRATE RECOVERY – FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
108 W. Main Street
Odon, IN 47562
812-636-7330
Fax: 812-636-8149
Hours: 7:00 – 9:00 pm Tuesday
lisa.groves@ofcc.org secretary
Mailing address: First Christian Church
208 S. Spring
Odon, IN 47562
Terry Christenberry, 812-636-7680, Dave Yoder – Home 812-295-9670, Cell 812-257-1832
12-Step Recovery Program that is Christ – centered and based on the beatitudes from the Book of
Matthew. Intended to help anyone overcome any hurt or habit. Serves adult men and women.
CENTER FOR DISABILITY INFORMATION & REFERRAL (CeDIR)
2853 East 10th Street
Bloomington, IN 47408-2696
812-855-9396
Fax: 812-855-9630
1-800-437-7924-- toll free
cedir@indiana.edu
www.iidc.indiana.edu/cedir
Provides a lending library of approximately 8,000 disability related items(books, videos and
educational kits) to loan to any resident of Indiana. Also provides an information and referral center
for individuals with a need for disability-related information and referral services, but who may not
be able to visit the library.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Daviess County
One Train Deport Street
812-254-5262
Fax: 812-254-4003
1-800-449-5262—toll free
info@daviesscounty.net
www.daviesscounty.net
Responsible for promoting community development as well as providing demographic information,
maps and information for visitors or new residents and businesses wanting to relocate to the area.
Revised - Jan 2011
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
4 NE 21ST Street
P.O. Box 618
812-254-0024
812-254-1021 emergency
Hours: 7:30-4:30 pm, Mon-Fri
Indiana Child Abuse Hotline – 1-800-800-5556
Investigates allegations of child abuse and neglect. Provides services for abused or neglected
children and their families. Offers foster care, adoption and referrals to other services and programs.
CHILDREN’S VISION SCREENING PROGRAM (through RSVP)
501 Burkhart Drive
P.O. Box 648
812-254-1996
Charlene Henderson, RN
rsvp@rtccom.net
Children, ages 3-17 years, scheduled for day care centers and the preschools in the fall and open
screenings throughout the year at community events. Service provided by the Retired Senior
Volunteer Program. Trained RSVP volunteers screen children for vision problems. If a problem is
detected, the child is referred to an Optometrist. If family is in need of financial assistance for the
doctor’s fee and/or glasses, RSVP can provide information and applications for help through Prevent
Blindness Indiana. To qualify, we must have referred the child and need the child’s social security
number. Also, immunization clinics are help in the spring and 2 in late summer for preparing for
school.
CITIZENS FOR FAMILY VALUES
P.O. Box 429
812-254-0705
812-254-4455
Fax: 812-254-3515
Educate and inform the public on the harms of pornography and help those who are addicted.
Revised - Jan 2011
CITY OF WASHINGTON
200 Harned Ave
812-254-5575
TDD – 812-254-8233
Fax: 812-254-8223
mayor@washingtonin.us
www.washingtonin.us
Public Transit – City Bus
Cost – Adults
Students
Seniors
`Disabled
$.75
$.50
$.25
$.25
THE COACHING ADDvantage
1211 NE 2nd Street
812-254-2378
addcoach@apexmail.com
www.addcoach.com
AD/HD coaching is a designed alliance between the client and the coach which provides support,
structure, skills and strategies for dealing with the challenges of AD/HD. Serving adults, college
students, motivated teens and parents of children with AD/HD.
COMMUNITY COORDINATED CHILD CARE OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
Beth Furman, director
600 SE 6TH street
812-423-4008
Fax: 812-423-3399
1-866-200-5909 toll free
info@child-care.org
www.child-care.org
Hours: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm, Tues – Fri
1st and 3rd Saturday 8 am – 12 pm
Meet child care needs and families by providing accessibility to quality care through
education, research and coordination of community resources, such as:
Child Care Referrals, Information regarding development, and Early childhood professional training to
open a licensed family child care home.
Revised - Jan 2011
COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER
219 E. Main St.
Nedra Long, Coordinator
812-254-6402
pace@rtccom.net
Portable lab for computer training to all individuals to improve quality of life and provide job skills.
Includes basic computer use. Introduction to Windows, Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, and Internet.
CONNECTIONS
Daviess County Partnership
P.O. Box 1014
Sherry Davis, Executive Director
812-257-2650
Fax: 812-257-2656
Connections47501@hotmail.com
Hours: 9 am – 12 pm, Mon – Fri
CONNECTIONS is a place to ask for help or information. It is an informational clearinghouse and
resource call center serving the residents of Daviess County by linking those in need to appropriate
service providers.
Jubilee Christmas—holiday assistance program that assists families in Daviess County, who have
been referred, to provide Christmas presents for their children.
Resource Directory –A directory of services provided for Daviess County and updated yearly. The
Directory is available by email or on cd/dvd. Please call CONNECTIONS for more information.
The Furniture Connection – accepts used furniture and appliances to distribute to families in need.
Families are screened by CONNECTIONS for need.
CONNERS CENTER
3212 East Linn Avenue
812-466-3867
Provides 24 hour and extended emergency lodging and other services for women and women with
children. Also offer the Light-Life program, a 12 month program to change their lives; Mountain
Movers, a ten-step recovery program, and computer and GED classes to women residents.
Revised - Jan 2011
COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES – CASA
812-254-8670
Call to obtain information.
National CASA
staff@nationalcasa.org
100 West Harrison
North Tower, Suite 500
Seattle, WA 98119
1-800-628-3233—toll free
Court Appointed Special Advocates for abused and neglected children that are wards of the county.
The volunteers represent the child independently from all others involved and present written
reports to the courts based upon and independent investigation of the child’s situtation.
DAMIEN CENTER
26 North Arsenal Avenue
317-632-0123
1-800-213-1163-- toll free
info@damien.org
www.damien.org
Offers specialized care through employment of care coordinators who are skilled in all aspects of
HIV-related issues and who can offer their services on a full-time basis. Services provided include
care coordination and advocacy, support group referrals, counseling and support, community
education, minority outreach and legal advocacy. Also provide HIV prevention, HIV testing, mental
health and legal services and a housing assistance program. Services are accessible to any individual
who has verifiable HIV seropositive test result, whether symptomatic or asymptomatic.
DAVIESS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
1314 E. Walnut Street
812-254-2760
Fax: 812-254-8614
Hours: 24 hour facility
msmith@dchosp.org (general info and customer service)
www.dchosp.org
Provides 24 hour hospital care to include: Emergency, Home Health Care, Hospice, Women’s Center,
Physician Specialty Clinic, Rehab Services, Oncology, Same Day Surgery, MRI, CT and Lifeline.
Behavioral Health Services (assists older adults in coping with life changes)
Revised - Jan 2011
DAVIESS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL (continued)
812-254-8634
Fax: 812-257-8609
Hours: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Mon – Fri Outpatient
24 hours inpatient
Diabetes Management Center (to inform, empower, and support all individuals with diabetes and
their family members and caregivers)
300 NE 14th Street
812-254-2250
Fax: 812-254-7884
Hours: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Mon – Fri (closed 12:00 – 1:00PM) Appointment needed
Endocrinology services for diabetes, thyroid, pituitary, obesity, cholesterol, hypertension, adrenal
and other conditions. ADA certified. Complete diabetic program with group sessions, dietary
education, follow up and glucose monitoring training.
Helping Hearts Hospice
1314 Walnut
P.O. box 760
812-254-8950
Fax: 812-254-8957
Hours: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Mon – Fri. On call nurse available 24 hours.
Hospice believes that those with terminal illness have the right to establish and maintain their
maximal health potential, regardless of age, sex, race, or station in life. Hospice treats terminal
residents of the community in the home setting or as inpatient at DCH.
Medication Assistance Program
Bunny Ash, Patient Assistance Advocate
beash@dchosp.org
812-254-6696, ext 246
Fax: 812-254-7934
Provides people with long term medication needs and limited financial resources by providing access
to free or low cost prescription medications.
Revised - Jan 2011
DAVIESS COUNTY ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES
Daviess County Court House
200 E. Walnut
812-254-8681
Fax: 812-254-8651
Terry Allen
People’s Bank, Rm 412
812-254-8671
tlallen@daviess.org
Receives reports and investigates cases of abuse and/or endangered adults as defined by Indiana
Statutes.
DAVIESS COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
Jeanne A. Fields, Foundation Director
320 E. Main St.
812-254-9354
Fax: 812-254-9355
Jeanne@daviesscommunityfoundation.org
www.daviesscommunityfoundation.org
The Daviess County Community Foundation is a non-profit, charitable organization whose mission is
to improve the quality of life for residents of Daviess County.
DAVIESS COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
One Train Depot Station
P.O. Box 191
812-254-1500
Fax: 812-254-2500
www.dcedc.net
Responsible for attracting capital investments and family wage jobs to Daviess County.
Revised - Jan 2011
DAVIESS COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
303 E. Hefron Street
812-254-8666
Fax: 812-254-8643
Health Nurse: 812-254-8667
Sanitation : 812-254-8674
healthdept@daviess.org
Provides education and information on public health screens to residents of Daviess County. Services
include: immunizations, health education, TB screening, environmental services, food inspections,
birth and death certificates. Required documentation is picture ID and/or Driver’s License and
immunization record card for immunizations.
DAVIESS COUNTY PHONE NUMBERS
Assessor ......................................................................812-254-8660
Auditor .......................................................................812-254-8662
Circuit Court ................................................................812-254-8670
Clerk ............................................................................812-254-8664
Community Corrections ..............................................812-254-8665
Health Department ....................................................812-254-8666
Probation Office .........................................................812-254-8663
Prosecutor ..................................................................812-254-8681
Recorder .....................................................................812-254-8675
Sheriff .........................................................................812-254-1060
Treasurer.....................................................................812-254-8677
Veterans .....................................................................812-254-8678
Voter Registration ......................................................812-254-8679
DAVIESS COUNTY RIGHT TO LIFE
705 Troy Road
812-254-4455
Fax: 812-254-3515
dcrtl1976@sbcglobal.net
Educate and inform the general public on the basic right to life of all human beings.
Revised - Jan 2011
DAVIESS-MARTIN SPECIAL EDUCATION COOPERATIVE
9 West Main
812-254-1530
Fax: 812-254-1636
Hours: 7:30 am – 4:00 pm Mon-Fri during school year
www.dmsec.org
Students referred through school or testing for individual evaluation, early childhood screening,
special instruction for ages 3-22. Other services include speech and language therapy, physical
therapy, occupational therapy, job placement after high school.
Alternative Education
316 E. Main Street
812-254-1837
Fax: 812-254-8374 Attn: Alternative Education
Hours: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm Mon – Fri During the school year.
Student enrolled in a traditional school setting with recommendation from administrators or
counselors will be helped with their problems and transition back to the traditional school.
DEACONESS HOSPITAL CYSTIC FIBROSIS CLINIC– EVANSVILLE
www.deaconess.com
Cystic Fibrosis/Pediatric Disease Clinic
812-450-2176
Fax: 812-450-4918
Provides medical, nursing, dietary, respiratory and social services to pediatric patients with lung
disorder
Revised - Jan 2011
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Vincennes Community Based Outpatient Clinic
1813 Willow St., Suite 6A
Vincennes, IN 47591
Phone: 812-882-0894
Fax: 812-882-5031
VA Outpatient Clinic
500 E. Walnut
812-465-6202
Fax: 812-465-6217
Hours: 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F
Medical services provided are general medicine, lab, psychiatry, radiology, dietitian, social work,
rehab, pharmacy, optometry, specialty clinic.
DIVISION OF FAMILY RESOURCES (DFR)
714 W. Walnut
P.O. Box 618
1-800-403-0864-- toll free
www.in.gov/fssa
The DFR is a single point of entry for many social services available to Hoosiers. Those who would
like to apply for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), the Food Stamp program, Medicaid
or other types of assistance, must apply at the DFR office in the county in which they live.
DOCTOR SMILES
P.O. Box 955
812-232-8613
www.indstate.edu/community/TeenTH/medicalhelp.html
Provides financial assistance for dental work for children ages birth – 18 years that have a physical or
mental disability. A doctor’s note is required for participation.
Revised - Jan 2011
DONATE DENTAL SERVICES
P.O. Box 872
Indianapolis, IN 46206-0872
317-631-6022
1-800-452-6022--toll free
Provides dental assistance to low-income individuals who have a permanent mental or physical
disability, or are 65 and over. Does not help with basic dental procedures such as cleaning and
check-ups, but does help with serious dental problems. Mon – Thurs 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. No fees to
those individuals that qualify for the program.
ECHO COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE
501 John Street, Suite 12
Evansville, IN 47713-2705
812-421-7489
www.echochc.org
Primary care and homeless health clinic. Provides affordable, high quality healthcare to persons of all
ages who are unable to afford the costs. Client must be able to show proof of income. Fees are on a
sliding scale, based on current income.
ELDERCARE LOCATOR
(part of Generations)
1019 North Fourth St.
PO Box 314
Vincennes, IN 47591
812-888-5880
1-800-888-5880----toll free
Hours: 8-4, Mon-Fri
aoainfo@aoa.hhs.gov
www.generationsnetwork.org
www.aoa.dhhs.gov
Administration on Aging
Washington, DC 20201
202-619-0724
1-800-677-1116-- toll free
Nationwide directory assistance service designed to give contact information for state and local
information that enables older individuals to find help to remain independent in their own homes. It
can also help caregivers find ways to obtain well-deserved breaks in the care-giving process.
Revised - Jan 2011
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION (EEOC)
101 West Ohio Street, Suite 1900
317-226-7212
Fax: 317-226-7953
1-800-669-4000 -- toll free
Hours: Mon-Fri 8-4:30
www.eeoc.gov
Deals with employment related Federal Civil Rights Act. If an employee believes that he/she has
been discriminated against because of his/her age (40-70), race, religion, sex, color, national origin,
or disability, he/she has the option of seeking legal counsel.
FAMILY LIFE CENTER OF GREENE COUNTY, INC.
Director: dianne@flcministries.org
19 South Washington
Bloomfield, In 47424
812-384-1639
WWW.FLCMINISTRIES.ORG
A Christian social service organization offering programs that are focused to meet the needs of
individuals and families. Provides services in a 25 mile radius of Bloomfield which reaches nine
counties (includes Northern Daviess County). Offers material support (clothes, coats, shoes, diapers,
small furnishings), emotional support (individual, family and group counseling), physical support
(emergency temporary shelter – one family availability), spiritual support (Bible Studies, prayer
support) Christian Lend Library, and Living Word Ministry (serving the church community with
curriculum and other orders). Provides access to meeting rooms. AA meetings T & Th evening from
8-9. Al-anon meeting on Tuesday from 7-8.
FEED MY SHEEP OF DAVIESS COUNTY
601 West Oak
812-254-5429
Central Food Bank
Hours: 3rd Saturday of each month at 9:00am – 1:00 pm
3rd Saturday of each month at Nazarene Church in Odon, IN
9:00 am – 10:30 am for those with addresses in Odon and Elnora
1st Saturday of each month at Sunset Towers (residents only) 9:30 am –
11:00 pm
Emergency, call CONNECTIONS – 687-7888 , appointments are set between 6:00 pm – 7:00
pm weekdays, M-Th.
Feed My Sheep is a central food bank that serves anyone in Daviess County who is in need of food.
Emergency needs are by appointment. Monthly giveaways occur at three sites around the county.
Revised - Jan 2011
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FOOD BANK
100 E. Walnut St.
812-254-2556
Food Bank is open on Monday and Thursdays only. You must call a day ahead of time by 11:00 am
in order to be able to receive food.
FOUR RIVERS RESOURCE SERVICES
www.frrs.org
jdavis@frrs.org
Healthy Families
Daviess-Martin Healthy Families
2212 E. National Hwy., Washington, IN 47501
812-254-4471 or 812-295-4494
Contact Mary Norris, Services Coordinator, mnorris@frrs.org
We serve all expectant mothers and parents of newborns in Daviess and Martin Counties. Once the
child is enrolled we can serve the family until the child is five. There are no income restrictions. We
provide parent education, developmental testing, support and community referrals. Helping
families be the best they can be since 1994.
Kidstuff Preschool
Daviess County:
KidStuff Preschool
2212 E. National Hwy., Washington, IN 47501
812-254-4471
Contact Jim Moulden, Preschool Coordinator, mouldenj@hotmail.com
KidStuff Preschool is an early childhood education program available to all children ages 3 – 5. At our
two centers, licensed teachers provide children with individualized activities while maintaining a 1 to
4 adult to student ratio.
Adult Services
2212 E. National Hwy.
812-295-4491
Contact Carla Pershing, Adult Services Coordinator, carlap@frrs.org
The Adult Services program provides the following services:
- Connections, Four Rivers staff provide individualized support and training needed to reach your
goals and becoming more connected to typical life opportunities such as: learning everyday life skills
or participating more fully in community activities.
Revised - Jan 2011
FOUR RIVERS RESOURCE SERVICES (continued)
- JobSource, Employment services specialize in helping you get and keep the job that matches your
skills and abilities.
Industrial
812-254-4471
Contact Mike Phegley, Division Director, mphegley@frrs.org
Industrial Division performs manufacturing and service operations, employs people with and without
disabilities, and subcontracts with employers who want to add a dependable, dedicated workforce to
their existing operations and expand their current capabilities, either temporarily or on an on-going
basis.
Life After School Project (LASP)
812-254-4471
Contact Sheila Willis, LASP Coordinator, swillis@frrs.org
LASP provides services to students in grades 9-12 with a disability and who can benefit from
independent assistance in reaching their life after school goals.
Community Living
P.O. Box 718
8 NE 21st Street
Phone: 812.254.3207
Email: communityliving@frrs.org
Sherri Tredway, Community Living Director, stredway@frrs.org
Community Living division provide people the amount of support they need to live in various
community environments. Supervised group living arrangements are available in our group homes in
Sullivan and Plainville. Residents receive training, assistance, and support on a 24-hour basis,
according to their specific needs. Supported Living is also available and allows individuals the
freedom of living in their own homes or apartments or with family, if they choose, while receiving
the support necessary to fulfill their goals and needs.
Revised - Jan 2011
FRESH START
113 N. Industrial Park Drive
812-254-3399 ; 812-254-3398
Fax: 812-254-4377
Hours: 8:30-5 pm
Fresh Start is a rehabilitation program designed to: Assist the paroled or discharged ex-offender in
making a peaceable reentry into society; target men experiencing
problems in home or family relationships. Provided are basic counseling, training and direction all
from a Biblical perspective.
FRIENDS FOR KIDS OF DAVIESS COUNTY
108 Southside Ave
Program Director: Laura Sims
812-254-8948 , 812-687-7293
Hours: Contact between 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
friends4kids@yahoo.com
Offers companionship, friendship and guidance to a child, 6-13 from single parent households.
Provides an adult as a role model. Program matches children with adult mentors.
Life-Skills Training: Group training throughout the year along with home visits for the parent of any
child enrolled in the program. Various topics ranging from self improvement, job seeking skills,
budgeting and parenting.
GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS
812-425-1577 Evansville, IN
1-888-424-3577-- toll free
Meets on Monday night at 7:00 pm at Stepping Stone (305 Stockwell Rd.) and on Thursday night at
6:00 at St. Mary’s Church (613 Cherry St.) in Evansville.
Revised - Jan 2011
GENERATIONS (AREA AGENCY ON AGING) (LINK-AGE)
Generations (Area 13) includes Daviess County
Laura Smith, director lhsmith@vinu.edu
P.O. Box 314
1019 North 4th Street
Vincennes, IN 47591
812-888-5880
1-800-742-9002-- toll free
www.generationsnetwork.org
Assists with health and home services for the aging and disabled through one-on-one matching with
caseworkers, volunteer groups and conferences
www.link-age.org
Link-Age is a statewide, on-line resource to area healthcare resources and support services for the
young and old. Options counselors can help individuals explore long term care needs such as
Assisted Living, Adult Foster Care, Adult Day Services, Pre-Admission screening for nursing facility
placement, in home health services, healthy aging practices and much more.
GIRL SCOUTS
Tina Dearing
Membership Services Specialist
Girl Scouts of Raintree Council, Inc.
P O Box 1350, 223 NW 2nd Street
Evansville IN 47706-1350
Phone: 812-421-4970 or 1-800-757-9348-----toll free
Ext. 313
Girl Scout Mission Statement: Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who
make the world a better place.
Girls may join Girl Scouts anytime during the year to participate in troop activities such as crafts,
badge work, field trips, and community service; travel beyond their county; events with Daviess
County and/or the council; day camp; resident camp; or special interest groups. Girls must be school
age, grades K – 12. The national membership fee is $12 annually. Financial assistance is available to
any girl who qualifies. Adult / parent involvement is encouraged. Any interested adult may contact
the council to request a “Volunteer Application” or just contact the leader to ask how she can help.
Revised - Jan 2011
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
Tammy Austin, Employment Specialist, taustin@evvgoodwill.org
900 W. National Hwy
812-254-1971
Fax: 812-254-1971
www.evvgoodwill.org
Provides quality vocational and developmental opportunities to people who are disabled and/or
disadvantaged in order to enhance their ability to achieve full participation in society.
GOVERNMENT BENEFITS
www.govbenefits.gov
Website that helps citizens find relevant information about government benefits for which they may
be eligible. Asks simple yes and no questions that can be easily
Understood and answered immediately. In three easy steps, citizens are directed to benefit
programs that they may be eligible to receive.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Emily Terry, scterry5@sbcglobal.net
P.O. Box 166
812-254-3091
www.habitat.org
Provides new housing to those persons who are able to pay back interest free loans.
HANNAH HOUSE MATERNITY HOME/CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER
808 N. College Avenue
812-334-0104
812-334-0055-- helpline
info@cpcbloomington.org
www.cpcbloomington.org
Home for pregnant women and teenagers. Provides confidential assistance to women who are
experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. Offers free pregnancy testing; referral for medical care and
social services; information on pregnancy, abortion and alternatives; adoption and foster care
referrals; pregnancy counseling; support groups; counseling for men and women in crisis situation;
abstinence program; maternity clothing; some baby furniture and baby clothes when available. Call
to schedule appointment.
Revised - Jan 2011
HEALTHY INDIANA PLAN (HIP)
1-877-GET-HIP-9---toll free
www.HIP.in.gov
A new, affordable health insurance program for uninsured adult Hoosiers. The program is
sponsored by the state and only requires minimal monthly contributions from the participant. For
ages 18-64. A pre-existing or high-risk medical condition has no effect on eligibility. HIP offers full
health benefits including hospital services, mental health care, physician services, prescriptions,
diagnostic exams and disease management.
A minimum of $500 in preventive services are free. HIP does not cover pregnancy services, as those
are offered under the Hoosier Healthwise program (HHW) nor does this program cover vision and
dental services.
Individuals must earn LESS than 200% of the federal poverty level (FPL) must not have access to
employer sponsored health insurance coverage and be uninsured for the previous 6 months. Cost
will be between 2% and 5% of their gross family income to have the security of health insurance.
The exact cost will depend the family income and size.
HOOSIER Rx
P.O. BOX 6224-6224
317-234-1381
1-866-267-4679-- toll free
Hours: 8-3:30 Mon-Fri
www.in.gov/fssa/elderly/hoosierrx
Indiana’s State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program providing Medicare Part D premium assistance to
eligible Indiana seniors. To be eligible for Hoosier Rx an individual must meet the following criteria:
1. Must be an Indiana resident who is 65 years of age or older.
2. Must have a yearly income of $14,940 or less for a single person, #20,040 or less for a
married couple, living together.
3. Have applied for the “Medicare Extra Help” through Social Security to pay for Medicare
Part D plan and have received either a “Notice of Award” or “Notice of Denial” from
Social Security.
HOOSIERS BY THE NUMBERS
www.hoosierdata.in.gov
Indiana Workforce Development’s data and statistical website. Provides user-friendly, direct access
to high-quality data and analysis information. It is designed
for job seekers, business owners, policy makers, economic developers and others that are interested
in Indiana’s economy and labor market.
Revised - Jan 2011
HOPE HOUSE
Madonna Jones/ Donna Burger
704 W. VanTrees Street
eng@sbcglobal.net
Mailing Address: Church of the Way
700 W. VanTrees St.
812-254-2747
812- 254-6456
Fax: 812-254-4022
Hours: 8:00 am – 12:00 , 1:05 – 5:00 pm Mon – Fri
Hope House is opened on the 4th Saturday of each month from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm. Hope House
provides free food and clothing to those in need.
INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF THE DEAF
PO Box 551024
1-800-743-3333—toll free
www.indianaassociationdeaf.org
This number is to be used if a caller needs to talk to a deaf person but does not have access to TDD.
INDIANA BUREAU OF AGING AND IN-HOME SERVICES
402 West Washington Street, # w-454
Indianapolis, In 46204
317-232-7149
1-800-545-7763 toll free
www.state.in.us/fssa
An agency designated by the Governor to provide statewide direction for senior citizens and aging
programs. Allowing older persons and persons with disabilities of all ages the option to live
independently in their own homes. Provides an array of services aimed at preventing premature or
inappropriate institutionalization.
Revised - Jan 2011
INDIANA COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
1915 West 18th Street, Suite B
317-917-3685
Fax: 317-917-3695
1-800-332-7385 -- crisis line
1-800-538-3393-- toll free administration
lcadv@violenceresource.org
www.violenceresource.org
Provides services to those who suffer from domestic violence. Instrumental in lobbying for laws to be
passed that benefit and protect victims of domestic violence. Offers a resource center and training
services.
INDIANA DEAF-BLIND SERVICES
Indiana State University, Blumberg Center
501 North 8th Street
School of Education, Room 502
812-237-2830
Fax: 812-237-8089
Hours: Mon-Fri 8-4:30
www.indstate.edu/deafblind/
Blumberg-Center@indstate.edu
Provides educational services to children with hearing problems or blindness. Also provides technical
assistance, support and access to resource center.
INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE (Indiana State Dept. of Health)
2 North Meridian Street
317-233-1230
1-800-433-0746 ---toll free
The Indiana State Department of Health’s Toll Free telephone hotline. Works to link Indiana families
with a network of services within the individual’s local area. Can provide assistance with pregnancy
health care, WIC sites, breastfeeding support, children’s special health care services, Medicaid
providers, substance abuse programs, immunization, lead screening sites, emergency shelters, food
pantries, support groups, SIDS, GED, job training sites, day care, respite care, stop smoking/stop
drinking programs, dental care services, Medicaid transportation providers and much more.
Revised - Jan 2011
INDIANA LEGAL SERVICES ORGANIZATION
Daviess County
2425 US Hwy 41 North, Suite # 401
812-426-1295
Fax: 812-422-7332
1-800-852-3477-- toll free
www.indianajustice.org
Free legal services for elderly and low-income individuals. Civil cases only – will not handle criminal or
fee generating cases. Call to schedule appointment to complete application. Applicants must
provide amount of total gross income when calling. Spanish speaking staff available.
INDIANA PARENT INFORMATION NETWORK (IPIN)
7275 Shadeland Ave., Suite 1
317-257-8683
Fax: 317-251-7488
1-800-964-4746—toll free
Hours: Mon-Fri 8- 4:30
familynetw@aboutspecialkids.org
www.ipin.org
A not-for-profit organization that provides information about laws and other resources available to
families of children with disabilities and chronic illness.
INDIANA POISON CENTER
Methodist Hospital/Clarian Health Partners
I 65 at 21st Street
Indianapolis, In 46206-1367
317-962-2323
www.clarian.org/poisoncontrol
Call if someone may have been poisoned or if you have questions about poisons and poison
prevention.
Revised - Jan 2011
INDIANA PROTECTION AND ADVOCACY SERVICES (IPAS)
4701 North Keystone Avenue, Suite 222
1-800-622-4845-- toll free ext. 234
dward@ipas.IN.gov
www.in.gov/ipas
Advocacy services for persons with mental and/or physical disabilities. Services include education for
individuals to help them understand their rights, and self-advocacy skills, and advice as to what steps
can be taken to secure rights, such as appealing denials and filing complaints with the appropriate
government agencies. Also provides representation from an IPAS Advocate, and in some cases, an
attorney, to correct rights violations.
INDIANA PUBLIC HEALTH AND ASSISTANCE HELPLINE
1-877-246-3243---toll free
The highly trained, experienced staff is authorized to represent persons on public assistance with
related issues of receiving cash assistance (TANF), Food Stamps and Medicaid.
Issues such as where or how to apply for assistance; problems in getting decisions in due time;
talking to someone at the local Indiana Division of Family Resources (DFR) office or call center.
IN*SOURCE (Indiana ReSource Center for Families with Special Needs)
22488 Second Road
Loogootee, IN 47553
812-854-7112
Provides an advocate for case conferences as well as training and information on special education
law.
Revised - Jan 2011
KOOL SMILES OF EVANSVILLE/TERRE HAUTE
Town Center North
400 E. Diamond Avenue
812-461-2365
Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-6 Fri 8-5
info@koolsmilespc.com
www.koolsmilespc.com
1800 Fort Harrison Rd.
812-466-4508
1-866-GETKOOL (438-5665) toll free
Kool Smiles is dedicated to expanding access to quality dental care for children and young adults in
underserved communities.
LEADER DOG FOR THE BLIND
1039 S. Rochester Rd.
Rochester Hills, MI 48307
248-651-9011
1-888-777-5332-- toll free
www.leaderdog.org
leaderdog@leaderdog.org
Leader dog program provides highly trained dog guides for people who are blind, visually impaired,
or deaf-blind. We also offer classes in cane travel and the use of auditory Global Positioning System
(GPS) units. All our services are provided free of charge. For more information visit our website at
leaderdog.org.
LEARN MORE RESOURCE CENTER
101 W. Ohio St., Suite 500
Indianapolis, IN 46204-4254
1-800-992-2076-- toll free
www.learnmoreindiana.org
info@learnmore.org
Supports and encourages lifelong learning for all Indiana citizens. Provides an informative website
and a toll-free Hotline with specialists who can answer questions related to careers, colleges,
vocational training, and financial aid.
Revised - Jan 2011
LIBRARIES
Odon (Winkelpleck Public Library)
www.odon.lib.in.us
202 West Main Street
Odon, In 47562
812-636-4949
Washington (Carnegie Public Library)
www.washingtonpubliclibrary.org
300 West Main Street
Washington, In 47501
812-254-4586
Hours: M-T 10-8, W-Th 10-6. Fri 10-5. Sat 10-3
WCPL Plainville Branch
858 2nd St. (Hwy 57)
Plainville, IN 47568
812-687-7271
Hours: M-W 9-5, Th 2-6. Sat 9-1
LIGHTHOUSE MISSION
1450 Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute IN 47807
812-232-7001
www.thlym.org
Provides 24 hour and extended emergency lodging for men , women, single moms and families.
Three meals are served every day free of charge. Clothing and furniture available for little or no cost.
LIGHTHOUSE RECOVERY CENTER, INC
1276 E 250 N (Men’s)
Pete Aldrich, Coordinator
812-444-9775
lighthouse16112@sbcglobal.net
Hours: 24 hour counseling or emergency appointments
12:00 – 9:00 pm (office hours)
Lighthouse is open Sunday through Saturday
311 E. Main St. (Women’s)
Revised - Jan 2011
Angie Davis, Coordinator, outofdarkness@att.net
812-254-0860
LIGHTHOUSE RECOVERY CENTER, INC (continued)
A Christian based 12-Step program that is designed to reach the recovering community through the
healing power of Jesus Christ. Re-Entry program is offered for men and women. Celebrate Recovery
on Monday; Christ Serenity for Families on Tuesday; Accountability Class on Wednesday; Bible Study
on Thursday; Teaching Life Recovery Bible on Friday.
MARCH OF DIMES FOUNDATION (Birth Defects)
125 N. Weinbach Avenue # 410
812-473-3300
Fax: 812-473-6479
1-888-663-4637—toll free, Birth Defects Foundation – March of Dimes
Hours: 9 am – 5 pm Mon – Fri
www.marchofdimes.com/indiana
IN354@marchofdimes.com
March of Dimes provides videos on prenatal care, stress, exercise, and nutrition during pregnancy.
Brochures on folic acid, preventing pre-term labor, how your baby grows, more! Small grants to
support the mission of improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects and infant
mortality are given. Special bereavement kits for parents of stillborn infants, miscarriage, or death of
a newborn are available.
MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA OF DAVIESS COUNTY
Jim Payton (Central Christian Church) jhpayton@yahoo.com
Beth Kirsch bkirsch@wcs.k12.in.us
PO Box 183
812-254-2423
812-254-8366
Fax: 812-254-9420
Coordinate the “Getting Ahead in a just getting by world” educational groups which support families
attempting to get out of poverty. Promote good mental health and work to prevent mental illness
as well as provide support to individuals suffering from mental illness as well as their families.
Revised - Jan 2011
MIDDLE WAY HOUSE
P.O. Box 95
812-333-7404—administrative office
812-336-0846 –crisis line (can call collect)
www.middlewayhouse.org
Provides shelter for battered women and children, (victims of domestic violence, rape, incest, sexual
assault, sexual harassment and stalking), rape crisis center, education and training programs, 24-hour
crisis intervention counseling and referral services. Also can act as legal advocate and provide legal
information. Free of charge. Offers a secure transitional housing facility.
NATIONAL HELPLINE PHONE NUMBERS
Alzheimer’s Disease
American Cancer Society’s Cancer
American Council for the Blind
American Kidney Foundation
Hearing Aid Helpline
Medicare Information
Muscular Dystrophy Association
National Arthritis Foundation Hotline
National Center for Victims of Crime
National Domestic Violence Hotline
National Immunization Information Hotline
Parkinson’s Disease Foundation
Social Security Administration
Thursday’s Child National Call Center
United Cerebral Palsy Association
1-800-272-3900
1-800-227-2345
1-800-424-8666
1-800-622-9010
1-800-521-5247
1-800-393-3070
1-800-344-4863
1-800-283-7800
1-800-521-4247
1-800-799-7233
1-800-232-2522
1-800-457-6676
1-800-772-1213
1-800-872-5437
1-800-723-7620
NURSING HOMES
Bertha Garten Ketcham Memorial Center
601 E. Race St.
Odon, IN 47562
812-636-4920
Fax: 812-636-4763
Hours: 8:30-5, 7 days a week
A nonprofit, long term care facility for patients with Medicaid, Private Pay, and some private insurance. We
provide physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory therapy. Our goal is to rehab the patient who will
return home. There is also an outpatient clinic for patients needing therapy.
Revised - Jan 2011
NURSING HOMES (continued)
Eastgate Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
812-254-3301
Hillside Manor
PO Box 737
812-254-7159
Loogootee Nursing Center
Hwy 50 W
Loogootee, IN 47553
812-295-2101
Prairie Village Living Center
801 S. State Rd. 57
812-254-4516
Fax: 812-254-4765
Washington Nursing Center
812-254-5117
Fax: 812-254-5066
For profit, long-term care facilities for patients with Medicaid, Private Pay, and some private insurance. We
provide physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory therapy
OPEN ARMS CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES, INC.
US Hwy 54 East
P.O. Box 271
Switz City, IN 47465
812-659-2533
812-659-2914
--toll free
Admin. Office hours: 8-4:30 M-F
www.oam-tpec.org
Christian based group home for girls age 6 – 18 years, that have been abandoned, abuse and/or neglected.
Provides counseling center and therapeutic foster care for children and pregnant teens in a nurturing home like
environment. Also offers GED prep classes.
May-2009
Revised 01-11
OPPORTUNITY HOUSE (Daviess County)
812-687-7888
A short-term homeless shelter for Daviess County. It is a one-room apartment that will house one family or
one individual at a time. One must be a resident of the county for at least 3 months in order to be able to
qualify.
PACE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY
www.PACECAA.org
ST
2 NE 21 STREET
Energy Assistance Program
chume@PACECAA.org
812-254-5611
Fax: 812-257-2132
Hours: 8 – 12 and 1- 4:40 pm M-F
The energy assistance program serves income eligible households who are subject to high-energy costs or have
electric heating emergencies. Provides benefits to offset the high cost of energy. The program also helps with
summer cooling by providing fans or help with electric bills or air conditioners for eligible clients. Provides
payment for bulk fuel during non-heating months when fuel costs are lower.
Health Connection
fpwash@PACECAA.org
812-254-6936
Fax: 812-257-2134
Hours: 9:00 am- 5:30 pm Mon, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Tues and Wed
Family planning, HIV testing, provides reproductive health services to women and men. The service includes
pap smears, pelvic exams, breast exams, sexually transmitted infection screening and treatment, pregnancy
testing and counseling, contraceptives and education. Services provided to all regardless of race, religion, age,
disability or gender. All information is strictly confidential.
Head Start
bsmith@PACECAA.org
2103 S. Cosby Road
812-254-6098
Fax: 812-882-7982 (all faxes go to the Vincennes office/attention Washington Head Start
Hours: 7:15 am to 4:30 pm Mon – Fri
Head Start is a comprehensive child development program for children whose family meets 100% poverty
guidelines. Children must be 3 years old by July 1. Program promotes school readiness in children and self
sufficiency for their families through health services, nutritional meals, parent involvement and early childhood
education. Head Start helps low income children and their families, as well as the community to overcome the
effects of poverty. Also provides services for children with disabilities.
Revised - Jan 2011
PACE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY (continued)
Project Lift Emergency Fund
st
2 NE 21
812-254-5611
Fax: 812-257-2132
Hours: 8-12, 1-4:30pm, M-F
The emergency fund was created to serve as a general relief fund for individuals 125% below poverty income
guidelines whose needs surpass what they receive from other programs or agencies.
WIC (Women, Infants and Children)
st
2 NE 21
812-254-0002
Fax: 812-257-2134
Hours: 8-12 and 1-5 M-Th-F, T 10-2 and 3-7, Closed Wed.
A supplemental food program for women, infants and children with nutritional education and referrals.
PARKVIEW VILLAGE CHRISTIAN CARE, INC
800 S West Street
Odon, IN 47562
812-636-3000
www.parkview-village.org
Assisted Living facility located in Odon .
PEACE COUNSELING CENTER
200 W. Main St. (The Storehouse)
Washington IN 47501
812-617-2656
thespiritlsw@sbcglobal.net
Dan Sherar, LSE, CADACII
Jodi Parsons, LSE
Hours by appointment
Provides Christian counseling to adults, teens and children. Areas of focus are: anger management,
addictions, family counseling, communication skills, self-esteem, conflict resolution and parenting
skills.
Revised - Jan 2011
POWERHOUSE
Sean Terry, Director
PO Box 532
709 E. Main St.
812-254-7693
tracy@washingtonpowerhouse.com
PowerHouse is a safe environment for teens where they are valued. We help them build character and life
st
rd
skills through mentoring programs. Pancake breakfast the 1 & 3 Saturday of the month with limited food
and clothing distribution.
PREGNANCY CARE CENTER
Micki McCullough, Director
812-257-1041 or toll free 1-877-257-1084
705 Troy Rd.
washpcc@sbcglobal.net
Call forwarded to cell phone after hours to ensure 24 hour service.
Hours: 10 am – 4 pm, Mon - Thurs
Serving women, single or married and men and women needing parenting classes.
PCC is an organization dedicated to providing life affirming choices which meet the spiritual,
emotional and physical needs of people affected by crisis pregnancies. Free pregnancy testing – no
appointment necessary; prenatal care and parenting classes; material aid; baby and maternity
clothes, car seats, cribs and other baby items as available; post-abortion recovery counseling;
abstinence education.
PREVENT BLINDNESS INDIANA
st
70 E 91 St., #204
317-815-9943
Fax: 317-815-9952
1-800-232-2551—toll free
www.preventblindness.org
info@pbeye.org
Prevent Blindness Indiana continues to be dedicated to advance vision health and wellness with comprehensive
education, screening safety and sight preservation research.
Revised - Jan 2011
PURDUE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE – DAVIESS COUNTY
www.ces.purdue.edu
Jennifer Stefanick, jstefanc@purdue.edu
Extension Educator
Consumer and Family Science
Daviess County
214 N.E. 3rd Street
812-254-8668
Fax: 812-254-7472
4 H Program
Jane Ann Beard, jbeard@purdue.edu
County Extension Educator
4-H Youth Development
812-687-7800 ext. 222
812-486-3535 ext. 222
4-H is a Kindergarten through high school youth development, education program to help children
acquire knowledge, develop life skills & form attitudes important to becoming self-directed
productive citizens. This is accomplished through educational experiences in family, school and
community setting with the involvement of parents, volunteers and extension professions.
4-H Horse and Pony Therapeutic Riding
Mark and Sharon Kinnaman, Leaders
812-254-7472
Children 8 years or older, grades 3 – 12 in the therapeutic riding program will be provided with a 4-H
experience working with horses, developing skills and working with adult volunteers. Seasonal
program.
Agriculture & Natural Resources – Purdue Cooperative Extension – Daviess County
812-254-8668
Fax: 812-254-7472
Hours: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Provides educational programs for production, agriculture and related business and for law and
garden concerns. Will answer questions pertaining to these topics and when warranted make farm
and home visits to investigate concerns of individuals.
Consumer and Family Sciences – Purdue Cooperative Extension – Daviess County
Provides programs to help families identify needs and offer informal lifelong education to improve
the quality of life at home and in the community. Areas of programming include: foods and
nutrition, food safety, personal and family management, parenting and family relationships.
Revised - Jan 2011
PURDUE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE – DAVIESS COUNTY
(continued)
Family Nutrition Program – Purdue Cooperative Extension – Daviess County
Chris Clark, Coordinator
812-254-8668
Educational programs in food safety, stretching food dollars and basic food and nutrition for food
stamp recipients or eligible for food stamps. Home visits or programs in group settings.
Latino Community Learning Centers
812-254-8668
This project offers adults two Spanish language educational programs to help meet Indiana’s needs
for a highly trained workforce, and to encourage community prosperity.
Daviess County Extension Homemakers – Purdue Cooperative Extension
Strengthens families through continuing education leadership development and volunteer support.
Educational programs and volunteer opportunities to local clubs, district and state organizations.
RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (RSVP)
P.O. Box 648
501 Burkhart Drive
812-254-1996
Hours: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Mon-Fri
rsvp1@rtccom.net
Engaging men and women, age 55 and over, in meaningful volunteer service that strengthens the
well-being of self and community.
RIDE SOLUTION
Beth Guthrie, bguthrie@frrs.org
P.O. Box 367
1001 E. Main Street
812-257-1101
Fax: 812-257-0119
Dispatch: 812-254-3225 or 1-877-369-8899 toll free
(If appointments go past 6 PM, other arrangements must be made for return trip)
Revised - Jan 2011
RIDE SOLUTION (continued)
Cost: Ask for fee schedule. Exact change must be made by Rider. Payment made in the form of
tickets or money. Wheelchair accessible vans are available. Rates: In town $2.00 each way, In
County, $3.00 each way, County to County $4.00 each way.
Ride Solution is a coordinated public transportation service established to provide safe, dependable,
affordable transportation to all who reside in Daviess, Greene, Martin, Pike and Sullivan Counties.
Call must be made 24 hours before ride is needed.
ROOSEVELT MISSION
89 East Vincennes St.
Linton IN 47441
812-847-8110
rooseveltmissionl@comcast.net
www.rooseveltmission.org
Christian Ministry for the homeless. Provides emergency shelter housing, transitional housing, food
pantry, homeless prevention and a clothing room; drug and alcohol counseling, and support groups.
SALVATION ARMY – DAVIESS COUNTY
www.salvationarmyusa.org
Pace Community Action Agency
Chris Hume, Client Service Specialist
2 E. 21st St.
812-254-5611
Service Extension Southern Indiana liaison
317-937-7000 ext. 1052 #2
Referrals from CONNECTIONS, 812-687-7888, or after business hours or weekends, contact
Washington City Police, 812-254-4410.
Provides assistance with medicines, utilities and/or rent. Transient funds available for motel and gas.
Provides disaster services and seasonal services.
Revised - Jan 2011
SAMARITAN CENTER
2007 State Street
812-254-1558
Samaritan Center, Good Samaritan Hospital's comprehensive behavioral health division, offers
counseling, diagnostic evaluations, individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and more. All
of our services are designed to improve the quality of life for people of all ages.
We address serious issues like domestic violence and chemical dependency, as well as depression,
eating disorders and substance abuse. We also offer testing and counseling.
SCHOOLS
BARR-REEVE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP.
PO Box 97
Main Street
Montgomery, IN 47558
812-486-3509
Fax: 812-486-3509
www.barr.k12.in.us
Primary School
Third Street
PO Box 127
812-486-3235
Fax: 812-486-3216
Intermediate School
PO Box 129
Third Street
812-486-3224
Fax: 812-486-3224
Junior-Senior High School
PO Box 129
Third Street
812-486-3265
Fax: 812-486-2829
Revised - Jan 2011
NORTH DAVIESS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
5494 E. State Road 58
Elnora, IN 47529
812-636-8000 ext 1000
Fax: 812-636-7546
www.ndaviess.k12.in.us
North Daviess Jr-Sr High School
Elnora, IN 47529
812-636-8000 ext 3000
Fax: 812-636-7255
North Daviess Elementary School
Elnora, IN 47529
812-636-8000 ext 2000
Fax: 812-636-7444
WASHINGTON CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
www.wccardinals.org
Washington Catholic Elementary
301 NE 2nd St.
812-254-3845
Fax: 812-254-8741
Washington Catholic Middle/High School
201 NE 2nd Street
812-254-2050
WASHINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, INC
301 East South Street
812-254-5536
Fax: 812-254-8346
www.wcs.k12.in.us
Helen Griffith Elementary School
803 E. National Hwy
812-254-8360
Fax: 812-254-8362
May-2009
Revised 01-11
SCHOOLS (continued)
Lena Dunn Elementary School
801 NW 11th St.
812-254-8366
Fax: 812-254-9420
North Elementary School
600 North East 6th Street
812-254-8363
Veale Elementary School
326 E 450 S
812-254-3968
Fax 812-254-4273
Washington High School
608 East Walnut
812-254-3860
Fax: 812-254-8374
Washington Jr. High School
210 North East 6th Street
812-254-2682
Fax: 812-254-8381
812-254-8363
Fax: 812-254-6955
SENIOR AND FAMILY SERVICES, INC
211 E. Main
812-254-1881
Fax: 812-254-1887
1-800-536-1881—toll free
SAFSinc@sbcglobal.net
A planned program that provides a variety of health, social and support services in a protective
setting during daytime hours. Includes meals and transportation. Cost is self pay or funding sources.
Attendant Care
Hours: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Revised - Jan 2011
SENIOR AND FAMILY SERVICES, INC (continued)
Primarily involves “hands on” assistance with a client’s physical dependency needs.
Serves mentally retarded and/or physically impaired. Cost is self pay or funding sources.
Homemaker
Provides assistance with light housekeeping chores for elderly and disabled. Cost is self pay or
funding sources.
Senior Center
211 E. Main
812-254-1881
401 South Grove Street
Odon, IN 47562
812-636-4722
Lunch served at 11:15 am
Persons 60 years of age and older shares in multipurpose social environment coordinating health and
social services and designing adult education programs. Provides homebound meal sites.
Transportation
Same as above in Washington
Hours: 7:30 am – 4:30 pm Mon – Fri Service available on Saturday by appointment.
Transport to medical facility in Indiana with self pay, Medicaid or donations.
SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA RESPIRATORY DISEASE PROGRAM
1024 South 6th Street, Suite # 104
812-232-9553
1-866-282-9553 toll free
www.shsdc.org
Agency provides diagnosis, treatment, pulmonary rehabilitation, and referrals to physicians for any
adult, who has a respiratory disease such as COPD, Asthma,
Emphysema, etc. Financial assistance is available to help with the cost of services, respiratory
equipment, oxygen and respiratory related prescription drugs. Free screenings for breathing
problems are available at outreach clinics, through an outreach coordinator. Free Black Lung
benefits counseling for coal miners and assistance with the application process for Federal Black Lung
benefits is also offered. Free smoking sensation program provided.
Revised - Jan 2011
STATE INFORMATION CENTER
402 West Washington Street, Room W160A
317-233-0800
1-800-457-8283-- toll free
www.in.gov/sic
A cooperative effort of all state agencies, provide wider access to Indiana State Government.
Counselors are available to answer general questions regarding state programs, services and
requirements. Directs callers with more specific needs to appropriate agencies.
ST. VINCENT de PAUL
815 East Main Street
812-254-9557
www.svdpusa.org
Offers good, used clothing and household items at low cost. Provides food pantry services with a
variety of food items at no cost. Offers limited assistance with money for gasoline and utilities.
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
WASHINGTON HOUSING AUTHORITY
520 SE 2ND Street
812-254-1596
Fax: 812-254-2121
window closed Tuesday AM and Thursday PM, but will answer phone calls.
Non-profit agency to assist low income individuals, the elderly and disabled into clean, decent, safe
and affordable housing.
HUD Housing
Knox County Housing Authority
Bicknell IN 47512
812-735-2006
FAX: 812-735-2004
Capehart Manor
300 N. West St.
Odon, IN
812-636-4966
Revised - Jan 2011
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING (continued)
Cherry Tree Apts.
376 S 100 E
Washington, IN
812-254-6909
Country View Apts
812-254-3951
Jamestown Square Apts.
110 Jamestown Sq.
Washington, IN
812-254-6394
1-800-326-9193---toll free
Maplewood Apts.
105 Demotte Dr.
Odon, IN
812-636-4477
Pines Apts.
1000 S. Meridian
Washington, IN
812-254-3577
Shepherd of the Hills Apts.
900 S. Meridian
Washington, IN
812-254-1381
SUICIDE HOTLINE
1015 Michigan Avenue
Logansport, In 46947
574-722-5151 office
1-800-552-3106---toll free
National Hotline 1-800-SUICIDE (784-2433)
1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Works with individuals needing mental health and addiction assistance. Available 24 hours a day, 7
days a week.
Revised - Jan 2011
THE LEGENDS VILLAGE
1764 Troy Rd.
812-254-9500
www.thelegends.com
An Assisted Living Facility located in Washington. Includes such amenities as an ice cream parlor,
general store, movie theater, and a pet park to mention a few.
TRANSITION RESOURCES CORPORATION
Indiana Center for Applied Tech. Bldg---Vincennes University Campus
1500 N. Chestnut St.
Vincennes, In 47591
812-886-0783
www.transitionresources.org
bhernandez@transitionresources.org
National Farm-Worker Jobs Program that provides services to migrant and seasonal farm workers
and their dependents. Works to enhance employability leading to self-sufficiency in achieving longterm career goals and employment opportunities. Also provides emergency assistance and financial
aid and educational services for those who qualify.
TRUSTEES
Barr Township
Robert Showalter
379 North Myers St.
Montgomery, In 47558
812-486-3447
Bogard Township
Amy Holstine
2801 E. 825 N
812-687-7723
Elmore Township
Carl Stites
PO Box 87
Odon, IN 47562
812-636-4023
Harrison Township
Sylvia Stafford
Revised - Jan 2011
TRUSTEES (continued)
7294 S. 200 E.
812-644-7165 (best to call after 5 pm)
Madison Township
Paul Shafer
15482 N. 1350 E.
Odon, IN 47562
812-636-4950
Reeve Township
Joan Harker
12284 E. 650 S.
Loogootee, IN 47553
812-644-757
Steele Township
Karen McBride
10487 N. 50 E.
812-687-7694
Hours: Daily M,T,W,F, Morning only on Thursday
mcbride@rtccom.net
VanBuren Township
Steve Riggins
10358 N. 1080 E.
Odon, IN 47562
812-636-4702
Veale Township
Sue Killion
4826 S. 100 E.
812-254-5589
Home
Washington Township
Albert Showalter
1100 State Street
812-254-3447
Each Township Trustee may provide limited, short-term assistance with utilities, food, prescriptions,
rent and burial for low income individuals in each township.
Revised - Jan 2011
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE HOTLINE
Indiana Department of Workforce Development
Indiana Governmental Center South
10 North Senate Avenue
1-888-967-5663-- toll free
www.in.gov/dwd
Toll free number for any person to call with questions regarding unemployment insurance.
UNITED WAY OF DAVIESS COUNTY
Brenda Sobecci, Executive Director, uw1038@yahoo.com
P.O. Box 224
204 E. Van Trees Street
812-254-1038
www.liveunited.org
Campaign Fund Distribution
Provides a coordinated effort to raise and distribute dollars for charities in Daviess and Martin
County.
Job’s Closet
300 E. Main
812-254-1038
Hours: Call, leave a message.
Provides clothing to persons in need by referral only.
USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT
1484 Executive Blvd.
Jasper, IN 47546
812-482-1171
Fax: 812-482-9427
Home Repair Loan and Grant Program
Terri Weyer, Manager
For low to moderate income persons/families who need financial assistance in purchasing or
repairing homes.
Revised - Jan 2011
VETERANS SERVICE OFFICE
200 E. Walnut
Daviess County Court House
www.VA.gov
Grant Chambers
812-254-8678
Indianapolis – 1-800-827-1000—toll free
Fax: 812-254-8697
Hours: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Mon – Wed – Fri By appointment
Assists eligible veterans and dependents in dealing with the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (VA) in
making claims for disability pension and service connected disability compensation, healthcare
benefits and acquiring information and documentation related to US military veterans service.
Directs questions and referrals to the proper source, locally or elsewhere.
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
1600 W. Willow, Suite B
Vincennes, IN 47591
812-882-7208
1-877-847-9898-- toll free
Assists people with physical, mental, alcohol, and drug disabilities in obtaining services for
employment, schooling, independent living, and economic and social self sufficiency. Jane Carnahan,
Counselor (Blackberry 812-830-8374)
WORK ONE--WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT (WIA)
Region 8—Daviess County
219 E. Main
P.O. Box 533
812-254-7734
Fax: 812-254-7736
www.dwd.state.in.us
www.workoneworks.com
Provides valuable information about WorkOne and its programs. Whether one is looking to improve
your job qualifications, explore a different profession, find a new
career or hire and employee, Work One can help. Work One is a partner agency of the Indiana
Department of Workforce Development. Services include skill assessment, job search and
placement assistance, career counseling, training services and supportive service
Revised - Jan 2011
YMCA – DAVIESS COUNTY
Tom Danehy , Executive Director, tdanehy@dcymca.org
405 N.E. 3rd Street
812-254-4481
Fax: 812-254-9622
www.dcymca.org
Hours: 6am-9:30pm Mon –Thru , 6am-7pm Fri 8am-6pm Sat. 12-6pm Sunday
Closed on Sundays Memorial Day to Labor Day
Open to all, the YMCA puts Christian principles into practice through programs that build spirit, mind
and body.
Adult Aquatics
Aquatics, Swim lessons, Aerobic fitness class in pool, Aquajoints, low impact water exercise program
for those with arthritis problems, Life Saving, CPR and First Aid.
Child Care
812-257-6705
Y-camp is a program of recreational activities only during summer months. Camp meets at the YMCA
and North Elementary School.
Hour: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Mon – Fri
Weekly field trips, sports and swimming everyday. After school child care and preschool child care,
both full and part time.
Fitness Programs
Determined by age guidelines, there are programs for personal training, aerobics for beginners to
intermediate, massage, exercise testing and prescription. Early Risers is high impact step, Kick
boxing, Youth at Heart (easy workout) . The YMCA offers a wide variety of open workouts on
cardiovascular equipment. Classes in Yoga, Pilates, Cycling, Step Aerobics, water exercise and adult
basketball.
Youth Sports
Determined by age, T-Ball, Basketball, Indoor Soccer, Swim lessons, coach’s pitch.
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