NEW HOPE SERVICES INC

The program assists individuals with disabilities to increase readiness for employment out in the community. The program saves manufacturing companies thousands of dollars annually, keeps work local, and provides a paycheck to those who want to increase their job skills and independence.

Healthy Families is a voluntary and confidential home-based service to support new and expectant parents. Because babies begin learning at birth, Healthy Families believes parents are their child’s first and best teacher. Parenting is a very demanding job and all parents have worries, questions and stress.

Healthy Families provides families with information about services available in the community, information about the health, safety and care of newborns, and access to the latest information on brain development. Families receive regular visits from a trained family support specialist who can provide support, developmental assessments for their child, and an opportunity to set and accomplish family goals.
Serving 15 counties in Indiana.

WIC is a federally-funded nutrition program that provides benefits, nutrition counseling, and community referrals to pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants and children under five years of age. Serving 6 counties in Indiana.

WIC is designed to improve fetal development, reduce the incidence of low birth weight and premature births, reduce maternal and childhood anemia, and promote breastfeeding.

We know that raising a family takes more than love, it takes money. Unfortunately, times are tight for families all across Indiana. Every month, more than 155,000 Hoosiers count on WIC for more than free food. They count on us for good food, free.

Over the past 20+ years our team has worked to provide direction and leadership in the development of safe, affordable and suitable housing in response to public need. Today New Hope is expanding at some properties and developing new ones to help meet the demand for affordable housing in Indiana.

The Supported Living program serves adults with intellectual disabilities in their home living environment to assist them to maintain their community home and live as independently as possible. This program serves clients living alone, with up to three roommates, or clients who reside with their family. Supported Living services are primarily provided in the home, but also involve community access. Individuals in this program may need only a few hours of services a week, or up to 24 hours a day of assistance.

ACES provides an activity related, facility-based day program for adults with development disabilities to promote community and social integration. The program teaches social skills and other skills through activities and community events.

The clinic is open to the public and serves adolescents, men and women of reproductive age. It is staffed by a nurse practitioner who performs routine medical exams and tests for both men and women, such as annual exams; and testing, treatment, and counseling for sexually transmitted infections.

For women, pap smears, breast exams, birth control and emergency contraception are also available; along with pregnancy testing and counseling; and testing/ treatment for urinary tract and vaginal infections.

Insurance and Medicaid are accepted, and no referral is required. There are two locations, at New Hope Commons and at Kids Place in Scottsburg. Appointments are preferred and walk-ins are accepted.

The Employment Services program assists individuals in selecting, obtaining, and/or maintaining appropriate employment in competitive settings. Employment Consultants assist clients to develop a Plan for Employment, build a résumé, perform a job search, and assist with the application and interview process. Once a job is secured, Employment Consultants can work with clients and employers to help with job stability. Serving 8 counties in Indiana and 7 counties in Kentucky.