An opportunity for persons age 50 and older to travel within Indiana to interesting locations.
Annual Olympic-style games for persons age 50 and older.
Breakfast and a movie for $1 for persons age 50 and older!
Walkers, canes, and wheelchairs may be available for loan to you!
The needs of the family caregiver are considered in order to help them with their responsibilities.
In-home services may be provided to help maintain a person’s independence by utilizing State and Federal funds. Services are coordinated by Care Managers.
Your first stop for accessing information about how to navigate the maze of aging and disability-related services.
Helps to find resolution to problems or needs with Medicare.
Area IV provides invaluable services for eight counties across Indiana. We are helping those who need it most, but we can't do it alone! Area IV is able to offer its programs and activities in large part because of your generous contributions. Whether you are better able to donate time or funds, or both, Area IV appreciates your help in perpetuating a tradition of compassion, service, and care.
Interns: We welcome the opportunity to work with students studying to be professionals in many different disciplines. Internship opportunities range from Case Management to Wellness, Event Planning and more. Student Interns assist the agency's mission by providing hands-on assistance to staff who are responsible for the numerous programs in which Area IV administers.
Financial assistance to maintain utility services.
Provides an energy audit of your home and helps provide ways to save energy.
Area IV’s full day pre-school provides developmentally sound early childhood curriculum and Level 4 Paths to Quality rating for licensed child care.
Consultants help low income families achieve self-sufficiency.
Provides gently-used suits, jackets or slacks for job interviews, etc.
A group fitness program with exercises specifically designed for older adults.
A 6-week workshop focused on managing chronic health conditions effectively.
A fall-prevention program teaching ways to reduce fall risks and increase balance.
A program available for the community that is designed to provide education and partnership for healthy lifestyle change.
Housing projects to provide low-cost housing for all ages.
Rental assistance for low-income persons.
Helps to identify options to best manage your financial situation.
Helps to ensure that basic needs are met for persons receiving Social Security payments.
Provides free breakfast and lunch during the summer for children.
Hot meals delivered to home for persons over age 60 who are homebound.
Locations for older adults to receive a balanced hot meal and socialization.
Vouchers to help persons over age 60 purchase fresh fruits and vegetables.
Centers where older adults may go for socialization, recreation and meals.
Free counseling to help identify your options for your financial situation.
Legal assistance for persons over age 60 funded by the Older American’s Act.
An advocate for persons living in long-term care facilities.
Opportunities to learn about age or disability-related services.
A fee-based educational program offering CPR classes to your staff.
Helps provide loans for small business to get started or improve their services.
A way for low income persons to save money and have it matched by the State of Indiana.
Opportunities for transportation at a low cost in the following Counties:
Area IV’s mission is to foster a better quality of life for individuals, families and communities. We will maximize and make the best use of all financial and human resources, with compassion and respect for the dignity of each individual served and with stewardship that reflects our commitment to accountability, integrity and quality services.
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