NCHS is committed to providing health care and promoting healthy communities for the benefit of citizens in its eight-county service area by operating River Bend Hospital and supporting technological and scientific advancement, education, quality of life, and humanitarian community services.
North Central Health Services Inc. has funded major psychiatry training expansion in Indiana, including a $7,688,286 grant to Indiana University for the general psychiatry residency program, the triple board residency program, and child and adolescent psychiatry training. That scale sits alongside a broader health-focused portfolio tied to its eight-county service area, with support for behavioral health, youth mental health, suicide prevention, substance use prevention, prescription drug safety, community health, healthcare capital projects, and nonprofit capacity building. The foundation’s recent grants show a strong mix of workforce development and community health infrastructure. It backed Purdue University - Health Equity Initiatives with $4,000,000 to enhance the Health First Indiana initiative and community wellness across Benton, Carroll, Clinton, Montgomery, Fountain, Warren, White, and Tippecanoe counties. It also gave Meridian Health Services Corp $3,264,291 to implement a recovery residence, indicating sustained attention to treatment and recovery services. In addition to those larger awards, North Central Health Services Inc. supports school-based prevention, health professions education, and local nonprofit systems building. Its operating pattern is closely tied to health care, prevention, and community conditions within its service area, rather than broad national grantmaking.
Mental health workforce development is a clear theme. North Central Health Services Inc. gave $3,676,500 to Community Health Network Foundation for psychiatry education and mental health workforce development, and another $481,704 to Indiana University to maintain expansion of psychiatry residency training. They also fund substance use prevention and recovery. Meridian Health Services Corp received $686,056 for a women’s recovery center, while Everfi received $20,000 to pilot a digital prescription drug safety learning program in schools across the service area. Community health infrastructure is another focus. The foundation awarded $800,818 to Montgomery County Community Foundation for construction and furnishings for a child care center serving children infant to five years old, and $50,561 to Historic Five Points Fire Station Educational Center Inc for smoke and carbon monoxide detector outreach in Tippecanoe and Carroll counties. Capacity building appears in grants such as $33,604 to Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette for nonprofit executive development.
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$539.6M
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$28.3M
Most grants fall between $35K and $772K, with a median of $119K.
25th Percentile
$35K
Median
$119K
75th Percentile
$772K
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Typical grant size is mid-sized, with a p25 of $35,453, a median of $119,148, and a p75 of $772,128. The distribution includes many smaller awards alongside a few large capital and workforce investments. The pattern also shows repeat funding: Indiana University, Ivy Tech Foundation, Meridian Health Services Corp, Tippecanoe Arts Federation Inc, Lyn Treece Boys & Girls Club, Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette, Indiana Rural Health Association, and Everfi each appear more than once in the recent grants list. North Central Health Services Inc. is a local funder and does not fund individuals. It also makes unsolicited capital grants through its Community Benefit Capital Grants program, while several active program grants are invitation- or partnership-based.
Grantmaking is highly concentrated in Indiana, with 91% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. The recent grants list shows especially frequent activity in Lafayette and Indianapolis, with additional awards in Muncie, Crawfordsville, Kokomo, and Terre Haute. Specific recipient locations include West Lafayette, Lafayette, Indianapolis, Muncie, and Monticello. The foundation’s active program geography centers on Benton, Carroll, and Clinton counties, while some broader community-health initiatives also include Montgomery, Fountain, Warren, White, and Tippecanoe counties.
The foundation supports behavioral health, youth mental health, suicide prevention, substance use prevention, prescription drug safety, community health, healthcare capital projects, and nonprofit capacity building. Recent grants also show support for health professions education, recovery services, early childhood care, public health infrastructure, and local arts capacity building.
The grant-size distribution is p25 $35,453, median $119,148, and p75 $772,128. Recent awards range from small $5,000 program grants to multimillion-dollar commitments for psychiatry training, community health, and capital projects.
Yes, for some programs. Its Community Benefit Capital Grants program accepts unsolicited proposals, and the Partners in Youth Suicide Prevention small grant opportunities also list unsolicited applications as accepted. Other active initiatives, including school-based youth suicide prevention and prescription drug safety programs, do not accept unsolicited applications.
Its grantmaking is local, and 91% of grants go to recipients in Indiana. The recent grants list shows especially frequent awards in Lafayette and Indianapolis, along with Muncie, Crawfordsville, Kokomo, Monticello, and Terre Haute.
Yes. Several organizations appear more than once in the recent grants list, including Indiana University, Ivy Tech Foundation, Meridian Health Services Corp, Tippecanoe Arts Federation Inc, Lyn Treece Boys & Girls Club, Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette, Indiana Rural Health Association, and Everfi. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-time awards only.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from North Central Health Services that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: High schools/classrooms located in NCHS's eight-county service area.
Who can apply: Applicants must be tax-exempt nonprofit organizations classified under Section 501(c)(3), serve one or more of Benton, Carroll, Clinton, Fountain, Montgomery, Tippecanoe, Warren, or White counties in Indiana, and have at least two years of financial history and financial statements. Individuals, foundations or endowments, religious or political organizations, educational institutions, municipalities, and non-501(c)(3) organizations are generally ineligible. Requests must concern eligible capital projects; operating expenses, indirect costs, debt reduction, completed projects, and fundraising activities are generally ineligible.
Deadline: Letters of inquiry are accepted year-round.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $7,688,286 | 2025 | FUNDING TO MAINTAIN EXPANSION OF THE GENERAL PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM, TRIPLE BOARD (PSYCHIATRY, CHILD-ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, PEDIATRICS) RESIDENCY PROGRAM, AND CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, ADDICTIONS PSYCHIATRY, GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY, AND CONSULTATION-LIAISON FELLOWSHIPS; MSW PROGRAM ON THE PURDUE CAMPUS, TO ADDRESS SHORTAGES AND COMMUNITY NEED; |
| PURDUE UNIVERSITY - HEALTH EQUITY INITIATIVES | WEST LAFAYETTE, IN | $4,000,000 | 2025 | TO ENHANCE THE HEALTH FIRST INDIANA (HFI) INITIATIVE AND COMMUNITY WELLNESS BY OFFERING SUPPORT TO BENTON, CARROLL, CLINTON, MONTGOMERY, FOUNTAIN, WARREN, WHITE, AND TIPPECANOE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS AND HEALTH COALITIONS IN PROVIDING COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND DATA AND EVALUATION SUPPORT THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF HEALTH FIRST AND BEYOND. |
| MERIDIAN HEALTH SERVICES CORP | MUNCIE, IN | $3,264,291 | 2025 | MERIDIAN PROPOSES TO IMPLEMENT A RECOVERY RESIDENCE THAT MEETS ALL OF THESE NEEDS. TO ENSURE THE RESIDENCE IS A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR RECOVERY AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE RESIDENTS MERIDIAN WILL PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL STAFF ON-SITE 24/7. TO MEET RECOVERY NEEDS BEYOND A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE, MERIDIAN WILL PROVIDE THERAPY, COUNSELING IN COPING SKILLS, (BASIC LIFE SKILLS SUCH AS BUDGETING AND OBTAINING EMPLOYMENT) AND ACCESS TO BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES AS PART OF THE PROGRAM. THE FACILITY WILL BE CERTIFIED BY AND OPERATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH INDIANA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RECOVERY RESIDENCES (INARR). THE INARR CERTIFIES PROVIDER COMPLIANCE WITH THE NARR STANDARD LEVEL III RESIDENCES OFFERING LIFE SKILLS TRAINING AND 24/7/365 SUPERVISION, BY CREDENTIALED STAFF AND INCLUDES; PEER-BASED RECOVERY SUPPORT, LIFE SKILLS AND OUTPATIENT TREATMENT SERVICES. |
| NICHES LAND TRUST | LAFAYETTE, IN | $450,000 | 2025 | NICHES LAND TRUST WILL BUILD A 6,000 SQ FT STEWARDSHIP FACILITY TO STORE ALL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FOR PROJECTED GROWTH, INCLUDING AND BEYOND 2030 GOALS. THE FACILITY WILL BE BUILT ON LAND NICHES OWNS IN WARREN COUNTY, IN. PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF OUTDOOR SPACES WHICH ENCOURAGE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE. |
| LYN TREECE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB | LAFAYETTE, IN | $118,000 | 2025 | ADDITIONAL BUS FOR MORE EFFICIENCY WHEN PICKING UP FROM OUR PARTNER SCHOOLS |
| COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER LAFAYETTE | LAFAYETTE, IN | $25,000 | 2025 | PLAN, LEAD, AND IMPLEMENT A NONPROFIT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM SUPPORTING SIX NONPROFIT LEADERS IN THE GREATER LAFAYETTE COMMUNITY. THIS CUSTOMIZED PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF PARTICIPANTS AND SUGGESTS TARGETING NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS WHO ARE NEW TO THEIR ROLES (LIKELY WITH 2- OR 3-YEARS TENURE) OR WHO ARE EXPERIENCING SIMILAR CHALLENGES. |
| WABASH RIVER ENHANCEMENT CORPORATION (WREC) | LAFAYETTE, IN | $2,037,659 | 2024 | COMPLETION OF SCHEMATIC DESIGN AND ENGINEERING PLANNING FOR THE LAFAYETTE-WEST LAFAYETTE URBAN SOUTH REACH; FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE NORTH RIVER ROAD TRAIL HEAD/WEST LAFAYETTE SAGAMORE PARKWAY CONNECTOR TRAIL INCLUDING PARKING LOT WITH ACCESS RAMP TO THE DOCK/HARBOR, A CANOE/KAYAK DOCK, AND HARBOR & SIGNAGE; |
| IVY TECH FOUNDATION | LAFAYETTE, IN | $875,000 | 2024 | TO EXPAND ITS NURSING PROGRAM AND INCREASE STUDENT ENROLLMENT. FOR INVESTMENTS IN ADDITIONAL LABS, EQUIPMENT, STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS ALONG WITH RECRUITING TALENTED FACULTY AND STAFF |
| MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN | $800,818 | 2024 | FOR CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHINGS FOR THE CHILD CARE CENTER TO SERVICE CHILDREN INFANT TO FIVE YEARS OLD |
| TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION INC | LAFAYETTE, IN | $510,000 | 2024 | 18TH ROUND OF CAPITAL AND CAPACITY-BUILDING GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ARTS ORGANIZATIONS IN THE NCHS SERVICE AREA, ADMINISTERED BY THE TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $481,704 | 2024 | FUNDING TO MAINTAIN EXPANSION OF THE GENERAL PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM, TRIPLE BOARD (PSYCHIATRY, CHILD-ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, PEDIATRICS) RESIDENCY PROGRAM, AND CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, ADDICTIONS PSYCHIATRY, GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY, AND CONSULTATION-LIAISON FELLOWSHIPS; MSW PROGRAM ON THE PURDUE CAMPUS, TO ADDRESS SHORTAGES AND COMMUNITY NEED; |
| WHITE COUNTY FOOD PANTRY INC | MONTICELLO, IN | $138,296 | 2024 | FOR CONSTRUCTION, WALK-IN FREEZERS & BACKUP GENERATOR, ELECTRIC PALLET MOVER TO INCREASE VOLUNTEER SAFETY; |
| SAGAMORE COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA | KOKOMO, IN | $100,000 | 2024 | FOR PURCHASING 9 NEW ATVS, SAFETY GEAR FOR THE RIDERS, STAFF TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION; 15 PASSENGER VAN THAT WILL BE USED FOR THE SCOUTREACH PROGRAM FOR HIGH ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH IN TRADITIONAL SCOUTING PROGRAMS; |
| WABASH CENTER INC | LAFAYETTE, IN | $93,831 | 2024 | FOR PURCHASING A WE-GO-SWING FOR THE WABASH CENTER ADULT POPULATION; THIS WILL ALLOW FOR THEM TO HAVE SAFE SUPERVISED ACCESS TO OUTDOOR GROSS MOTOR ACTIVITIES; FOR MANY INDIVIDUALS THAT THEY SERVE AT WABASH CENTER, SWINGING AND ROCKING SATISFY THEIR NEED FOR DEEP SENSORY STIMULATION AND REINFORCE THE EFFORTS TO TEACH AND TRAIN SELF-REGULATION TECHNIQUES WHEN THEY ARE EXPERIENCING BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES. ; |
| LYN TREECE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB | LAFAYETTE, IN | $89,476 | 2024 | ADDITIONAL BUS FOR MORE EFFICIENCY WHEN PICKING UP FROM OUR PARTNER SCHOOLS |
| HISTORIC FIVE POINTS FIRE STATION EDUCATIONAL CENTER INC | LAFAYETTE, IN | $50,561 | 2024 | SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR OUTREACH IN TIPPECANOE & CARROLL COUNTY TO REDUCE FIRE DEATHS AND INJURIES ASSOCIATED WITH RESIDENTIAL FIRES AND CARBON MONOXIDE, PARTICULARLY IN UNDERSERVED AREAS AND FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS, INCLUDING THE HEARING-IMPAIRED |
| JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF GREATER LAFAYETTE | LAFAYETTE, IN | $40,999 | 2024 | JA CAPSTONE FACILITY TO ENHANCE AND GAMIFY THE EXPERIENCE OUR GREATER LAFAYETTE STUDENTS ARE ENCOUNTERING WHILE PARTICIPATING IN OUR JA BIZTOWN & FINANCE PARK PROGRAMMING |
| COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER LAFAYETTE | LAFAYETTE, IN | $33,604 | 2024 | NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, MENTAL HEALTH HONORARY GRANT FOR JEFF KESSLER VOLUNTEER BOARD SERVICE |
| INDIANA RURAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION | TERRE HAUTE, IN | $26,880 | 2024 | FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF FROM RURAL HEALTH CLINICS IN THE NCHS SERVICE AREA TO ATTEND THE 24TH ANNUAL RURAL HEALTH CONFERENCE |
| EVERFI | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WA | $20,000 | 2024 | SUPPORT TO PILOT A DIGITAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG SAFETY LEARNING PROGRAM IN SCHOOLS ACROSS THE NCHS SERVICE AREA |
| COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK FOUNDATION | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $3,676,500 | 2023 | PSYCHIATRY EDUCATION AND MENTAL HEALTH WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT |
| IVY TECH FOUNDATION | LAFAYETTE, IN | $2,037,552 | 2023 | TO EXPAND ITS NURSING PROGRAM AND INCREASE STUDENT ENROLLMENT. FOR INVESTMENTS IN ADDITIONAL LABS, EQUIPMENT, STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS ALONG WITH RECRUITING TALENTED FACULTY AND STAFF. |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $864,043 | 2023 | FUNDING TO MAINTAIN EXPANSION OF THE GENERAL PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM, TRIPLE BOARD (PSYCHIATRY, CHILD-ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, PEDIATRICS) RESIDENCY PROGRAM, AND CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, ADDICTIONS PSYCHIATRY, GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY, AND CONSULTATION-LIAISON FELLOWSHIPS; MSW PROGRAM ON THE PURDUE CAMPUS, TO ADDRESS SHORTAGES AND COMMUNITY NEED. |
| MERIDIAN HEALTH SERVICES CORP | MUNCIE, IN | $686,056 | 2023 | WOMENS RECOVERY CENTER |
| TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION INC | LAFAYETTE, IN | $255,000 | 2023 | 18TH ROUND OF CAPITAL AND CAPACITY-BUILDING GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ARTS ORGANIZATIONS IN THE NCHS SERVICE AREA, ADMINISTERED BY THE TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION. |
| COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER LAFAYETTE | LAFAYETTE, IN | $20,504 | 2023 | HONORARY GRANT FOR JEFF KESSLER VOLUNTEER BOARD SERVICE & NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, MENTAL HEALTH |
| EVERFI | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WA | $20,000 | 2023 | SUPPORT TO PILOT A DIGITAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG SAFETY LEARNING PROGRAM IN SCHOOLS ACROSS THE NCHS SERVICE AREA. |
| INDIANA RURAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION | TERRE HAUTE, IN | $12,640 | 2023 | FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF FROM RURAL HEALTH CLINICS IN THE NCHS SERVICE AREA TO ATTEND THE 24TH ANNUAL RURAL HEALTH CONFERENCE. |
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$7,688,286FUNDING TO MAINTAIN EXPANSION OF THE GENERAL PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM, TRIPLE BOARD (PSYCHIATRY, CHILD-ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, PEDIATRICS) RESIDENCY PROGRAM, AND CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, ADDICTIONS PSYCHIATRY, GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY, AND CONSULTATION-LIAISON FELLOWSHIPS; MSW PROGRAM ON THE PURDUE CAMPUS, TO ADDRESS SHORTAGES AND COMMUNITY NEED;
PURDUE UNIVERSITY - HEALTH EQUITY INITIATIVES
$4,000,000TO ENHANCE THE HEALTH FIRST INDIANA (HFI) INITIATIVE AND COMMUNITY WELLNESS BY OFFERING SUPPORT TO BENTON, CARROLL, CLINTON, MONTGOMERY, FOUNTAIN, WARREN, WHITE, AND TIPPECANOE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS AND HEALTH COALITIONS IN PROVIDING COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND DATA AND EVALUATION SUPPORT THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF HEALTH FIRST AND BEYOND.
MERIDIAN HEALTH SERVICES CORP
$3,264,291MERIDIAN PROPOSES TO IMPLEMENT A RECOVERY RESIDENCE THAT MEETS ALL OF THESE NEEDS. TO ENSURE THE RESIDENCE IS A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR RECOVERY AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE RESIDENTS MERIDIAN WILL PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL STAFF ON-SITE 24/7. TO MEET RECOVERY NEEDS BEYOND A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE, MERIDIAN WILL PROVIDE THERAPY, COUNSELING IN COPING SKILLS, (BASIC LIFE SKILLS SUCH AS BUDGETING AND OBTAINING EMPLOYMENT) AND ACCESS TO BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES AS PART OF THE PROGRAM. THE FACILITY WILL BE CERTIFIED BY AND OPERATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH INDIANA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RECOVERY RESIDENCES (INARR). THE INARR CERTIFIES PROVIDER COMPLIANCE WITH THE NARR STANDARD LEVEL III RESIDENCES OFFERING LIFE SKILLS TRAINING AND 24/7/365 SUPERVISION, BY CREDENTIALED STAFF AND INCLUDES; PEER-BASED RECOVERY SUPPORT, LIFE SKILLS AND OUTPATIENT TREATMENT SERVICES.
NICHES LAND TRUST WILL BUILD A 6,000 SQ FT STEWARDSHIP FACILITY TO STORE ALL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FOR PROJECTED GROWTH, INCLUDING AND BEYOND 2030 GOALS. THE FACILITY WILL BE BUILT ON LAND NICHES OWNS IN WARREN COUNTY, IN. PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF OUTDOOR SPACES WHICH ENCOURAGE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE.
ADDITIONAL BUS FOR MORE EFFICIENCY WHEN PICKING UP FROM OUR PARTNER SCHOOLS
PLAN, LEAD, AND IMPLEMENT A NONPROFIT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM SUPPORTING SIX NONPROFIT LEADERS IN THE GREATER LAFAYETTE COMMUNITY. THIS CUSTOMIZED PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF PARTICIPANTS AND SUGGESTS TARGETING NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS WHO ARE NEW TO THEIR ROLES (LIKELY WITH 2- OR 3-YEARS TENURE) OR WHO ARE EXPERIENCING SIMILAR CHALLENGES.
WABASH RIVER ENHANCEMENT CORPORATION (WREC)
$2,037,659COMPLETION OF SCHEMATIC DESIGN AND ENGINEERING PLANNING FOR THE LAFAYETTE-WEST LAFAYETTE URBAN SOUTH REACH; FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE NORTH RIVER ROAD TRAIL HEAD/WEST LAFAYETTE SAGAMORE PARKWAY CONNECTOR TRAIL INCLUDING PARKING LOT WITH ACCESS RAMP TO THE DOCK/HARBOR, A CANOE/KAYAK DOCK, AND HARBOR & SIGNAGE;
TO EXPAND ITS NURSING PROGRAM AND INCREASE STUDENT ENROLLMENT. FOR INVESTMENTS IN ADDITIONAL LABS, EQUIPMENT, STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS ALONG WITH RECRUITING TALENTED FACULTY AND STAFF
FOR CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHINGS FOR THE CHILD CARE CENTER TO SERVICE CHILDREN INFANT TO FIVE YEARS OLD
TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION INC
$510,00018TH ROUND OF CAPITAL AND CAPACITY-BUILDING GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ARTS ORGANIZATIONS IN THE NCHS SERVICE AREA, ADMINISTERED BY THE TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$481,704FUNDING TO MAINTAIN EXPANSION OF THE GENERAL PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM, TRIPLE BOARD (PSYCHIATRY, CHILD-ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, PEDIATRICS) RESIDENCY PROGRAM, AND CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, ADDICTIONS PSYCHIATRY, GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY, AND CONSULTATION-LIAISON FELLOWSHIPS; MSW PROGRAM ON THE PURDUE CAMPUS, TO ADDRESS SHORTAGES AND COMMUNITY NEED;
WHITE COUNTY FOOD PANTRY INC
$138,296FOR CONSTRUCTION, WALK-IN FREEZERS & BACKUP GENERATOR, ELECTRIC PALLET MOVER TO INCREASE VOLUNTEER SAFETY;
FOR PURCHASING 9 NEW ATVS, SAFETY GEAR FOR THE RIDERS, STAFF TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION; 15 PASSENGER VAN THAT WILL BE USED FOR THE SCOUTREACH PROGRAM FOR HIGH ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH IN TRADITIONAL SCOUTING PROGRAMS;
WABASH CENTER INC
$93,831FOR PURCHASING A WE-GO-SWING FOR THE WABASH CENTER ADULT POPULATION; THIS WILL ALLOW FOR THEM TO HAVE SAFE SUPERVISED ACCESS TO OUTDOOR GROSS MOTOR ACTIVITIES; FOR MANY INDIVIDUALS THAT THEY SERVE AT WABASH CENTER, SWINGING AND ROCKING SATISFY THEIR NEED FOR DEEP SENSORY STIMULATION AND REINFORCE THE EFFORTS TO TEACH AND TRAIN SELF-REGULATION TECHNIQUES WHEN THEY ARE EXPERIENCING BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES. ;
ADDITIONAL BUS FOR MORE EFFICIENCY WHEN PICKING UP FROM OUR PARTNER SCHOOLS
HISTORIC FIVE POINTS FIRE STATION EDUCATIONAL CENTER INC
$50,561SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR OUTREACH IN TIPPECANOE & CARROLL COUNTY TO REDUCE FIRE DEATHS AND INJURIES ASSOCIATED WITH RESIDENTIAL FIRES AND CARBON MONOXIDE, PARTICULARLY IN UNDERSERVED AREAS AND FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS, INCLUDING THE HEARING-IMPAIRED
JA CAPSTONE FACILITY TO ENHANCE AND GAMIFY THE EXPERIENCE OUR GREATER LAFAYETTE STUDENTS ARE ENCOUNTERING WHILE PARTICIPATING IN OUR JA BIZTOWN & FINANCE PARK PROGRAMMING
NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, MENTAL HEALTH HONORARY GRANT FOR JEFF KESSLER VOLUNTEER BOARD SERVICE
INDIANA RURAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
$26,880FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF FROM RURAL HEALTH CLINICS IN THE NCHS SERVICE AREA TO ATTEND THE 24TH ANNUAL RURAL HEALTH CONFERENCE
EVERFI
$20,000SUPPORT TO PILOT A DIGITAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG SAFETY LEARNING PROGRAM IN SCHOOLS ACROSS THE NCHS SERVICE AREA
COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK FOUNDATION
$3,676,500PSYCHIATRY EDUCATION AND MENTAL HEALTH WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
TO EXPAND ITS NURSING PROGRAM AND INCREASE STUDENT ENROLLMENT. FOR INVESTMENTS IN ADDITIONAL LABS, EQUIPMENT, STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS ALONG WITH RECRUITING TALENTED FACULTY AND STAFF.
FUNDING TO MAINTAIN EXPANSION OF THE GENERAL PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM, TRIPLE BOARD (PSYCHIATRY, CHILD-ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, PEDIATRICS) RESIDENCY PROGRAM, AND CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, ADDICTIONS PSYCHIATRY, GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY, AND CONSULTATION-LIAISON FELLOWSHIPS; MSW PROGRAM ON THE PURDUE CAMPUS, TO ADDRESS SHORTAGES AND COMMUNITY NEED.
MERIDIAN HEALTH SERVICES CORP
$686,056WOMENS RECOVERY CENTER
TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION INC
$255,00018TH ROUND OF CAPITAL AND CAPACITY-BUILDING GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ARTS ORGANIZATIONS IN THE NCHS SERVICE AREA, ADMINISTERED BY THE TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION.
HONORARY GRANT FOR JEFF KESSLER VOLUNTEER BOARD SERVICE & NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, MENTAL HEALTH
EVERFI
$20,000SUPPORT TO PILOT A DIGITAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG SAFETY LEARNING PROGRAM IN SCHOOLS ACROSS THE NCHS SERVICE AREA.
INDIANA RURAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
$12,640FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF FROM RURAL HEALTH CLINICS IN THE NCHS SERVICE AREA TO ATTEND THE 24TH ANNUAL RURAL HEALTH CONFERENCE.
