United Way of Central Indiana grant supports basic needs for older Hoosiers

Written by

CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions has received a multi-year grant of $250,000 per year for the next three years from the United Way of Central Indiana (UWCI) Basic Needs Fund.

UWCI established the Basic Needs Fund to help stabilize households in crisis, maintain services for the most vulnerable neighbors, and provide supports to ensure longer term stability. This Basic Needs Fund supports services that have an impact on safe and affordable housing, healthy food access, transportation and health services. CICOA meets these basic needs for clients by:

“We are honored and grateful for United Way’s continued trust and investment in CICOA to ensure that seniors and people with disabilities can live with the greatest possible independence, dignity and quality of life,” said Tauhric Brown, president and CEO of CICOA.

CICOA is one of 72 United Way-accredited agencies to receive funding for services to meet the basic needs of Hoosiers and improve opportunities for families.

United Way of Central Indiana

About United Way of Central Indiana

United Way of Central Indiana is a community of donors, advocates, volunteers, and partners who fight for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in every community. United Way invites all members of our community to LIVE UNITED by giving, advocating, and volunteering to improve lives in Central Indiana. Visit www.uwci.org to learn more.


More News & Stories

President & CEO Lisa Schneekloth

CICOA Appoints Lisa Schneekloth as President and CEO

CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions today announced that its board of directors has unanimously chosen Lisa Schneekloth as the nonprofit’s next president and chief executive officer, effective March 15. Lisa Schneekloth, President and CEO Schneekloth is the organization’s first woman...
The Importance of Relationships for Nonprofit Funding

Beyond Funding: The Importance of Relationships in Nonprofits

This past year, CICOA commemorated 50 years of helping older adults, caregivers, and people with disabilities here in Central Indiana. As we celebrated and worked together to raise awareness of our mission, I thought about how different groups – like...
Volunteers enrich lives of people in Central Indiana

Aging in Indiana: CASOA Survey Highlights & Opportunities for Improvement

The voices of older adults in Central Indiana have been heard, and the results are in. The 2024 Community Assessment Survey of Older Adults (CASOA) is now complete, providing valuable insights into the strengths and needs of our aging population....