WCUW Resource Binder

Bauer Resources

LMH: Local Resources

Jasper Resources

SAMHSA Resources

this is how we live united

We are a network of service agencies committed to improving lives in our community. Members meet biweekly to discuss agency updates, new programs, needs, and successes. This network is one of the many ways White County United Way serves area human service agencies to benefit our neighbors.

RECENT UPDATES FOR MEMBERS: Network participants can see the most recent meeting notes, updates, announcements, and flyers on our network resource page here: Social Service Network Updates

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2021 Sponsored Partners

Bauer Family Resources

• 765-742-5046
• https://bauerfamilyresources.org/
• Community Partners Program
• ​Safe Sleep Program

Boys and Girls Club

• ​Serving approximately 532 people in White County
• 574-583-4931
• Provides an outstanding club experience for every young person who enters the doors
• Fosters individual and group success
• Builds strong foundation of good character, responsible citizenship, and healthy lifestyle choices

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CDC Resources

• ​Serving approximately 57 people in White County
• 574-583-8227
• Helps children and adults with disabilities
• Provides work training
• Encourages fitness with in-house fitness center
• Facilitates community living through resources and transportation

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Council on Aging

• ​​Serving approximately 1,412 people in White County
• 574-583-9119
• Provides public transit - transportation for people of all ages anyplace they need to go
• Houses activities for senior citizens, such as the nutrition site, senior center, and adult day care
• Shares information about senior services

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Food Finders Food Bank

• ​Serving approximately 313,000 meals
• 765-471-0062
• Provides affordable food per pound to county food pantries and non-profit agencies
• Conducts mobile food pantries
• Maintains the backpack program for school children

Heartford House Child Advocacy Center

• (765) 420-9764​
• Provides trauma response
• Conducts forensic interviews

Literacy Volunteers of White County

• Serving approximately 76 people in White County
• 574-583-0789
• Provides free one-on-one tutoring to anyone not in school in basic reading, writing, spelling, and math skills
• Offers English as a new language training
• Conducts pre-testing for citizenship, TASC, and drivers' licenses

Sagamore Boy Scouts

• ​Serving approximately 346 people in White County
• 765-452-8253
• Teaches character development to young men
• Provides outreach to special needs boys through "Learning for Life" program
• Engages boys in community service
• Facilitates camping activities and nature awareness

YWCA Domestic Violence Intervention and Prevention Program​

• Serving approximately 68 people 
• 888-345-1118
• Provides safe emergency shelter
• Helps victims access legal and medical resources
• Advocates for clients in need
• Conducts children's programs
• Maintains 24-hour crisis line​

Previously Sponsored Partners

Family Health Clinics of Monon and Wolcott​

• Serving approximately 1,870 people in White County
• 219-253-2404
• Provides quality, affordable healthcare
• Structures fees based on income
• Sets appointments for medical care
• Offers mental health care for children

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana

• Serving approximately 179 people in White County
• 877-474-2248
• Develops programs for girls to gain decision-making skills and explore careers
• Teaches better understanding of people
• Gives service to the community