United Way of Central Indiana has nearly 100 agencies located throughout the
six-county region. The agencies include local chapters of national agencies, established
local agencies and new agencies that address emerging needs. These agencies provide
a wide range of services, are governed by volunteer boards and meet high standards
of accountability.

Examples of their work include:

• Keeping young people on track through after-school programs and other
  enriching opportunities.
• Preparing children for success through quality child-care programs.
• Helping families become economically self sufficient.
• Ensuring that victims of domestic violence, abuse and neglect are safe and
  recovering from harm.
• Promoting healthy living and helping to identify health issues for all residents.
• Helping to engage isolated seniors, socially and intellectually.
• Meeting the basic needs of vulnerable individuals and families.
• Providing opportunities and assistance to persons living with disabilities. 
• Helping those striving for self sufficiency to take advantage of job training,
  support services and learning opportunities.

For a complete list of UWCI’s agencies, click here.
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