Summer is officially in full swing! It’s past time to break out the pool noodles and fire up the grill! In this month’s blog, we’re sharing a simple DIY project to help you welcome summertime. Our DIY chalkboard can be used to highlight your gathering’s menu items, pool rules, inspirational quotes, or even keep your grocery list for the week!

This project is also a great one to keep your little ones busy this summer. Whether they make the chalkboard themselves or you provide it to them as an “old school iPad” with fun chalk colors… it’s sure to be a hit.

In June, we recognize PTSD Awareness Month. People living with PTSD, or post-traumatic stress disorder, have experienced or witnessed a life-threatening or terrifying event. It’s a mental health condition that can cause flashbacks, nightmares, severe anxiety, and uncontrollable thoughts about the event. Not just this month, but every month, it’s important to understand how to support and care for those living with PTSD.

You can feel it in the air…summer is just around the corner! Whether you’re looking for a creative way to spice up your warm weather decorations or you need a project to keep the kids busy, in this month’s thrift blog, we have an easy DIY project anyone can do! Plus, you can find most of the materials you’ll need at VOA Thrift.

The DIY Candle Holder: We’ll use fake dried flowers for our project, but you can use glitter, pictures, or even cut-outs from magazines.

Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana is pleased to announce the hiring of Stephanie Berry as Senior Vice President of Strategy and Development.

Judge Sara J. Harper Village will officially open with a ribbon cutting ceremony slated in conjunction with Veteran’s Day on Thursday, Nov. 10 at 3 p.m.

Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana is pleased to announce three current Board Members were voted in as officers to its Board of Directors.

Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana announces it will develop, build, and operate a new, certified residential substance use disorder treatment facility for women with children in Columbus.

“The grant is designed to help VOA Ohio & Indiana build long-term financial strength and resiliency so that it can better weather unexpected and adverse funding changes,” says Ronni Kloth, Lilly Endowment’s vice president for community development.

Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana receives $1.4 million grant awarded by
Indiana University Health Community Impact Investment Fund
to support new west side recovery residence for mothers with children.

Recent reports released by the CDC show overdose and opioid-related deaths climbed 30% nationwide during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the Evansville Fresh Start Recovery Center staff continued to make a positive impact providing addiction treatment support and services in Vanderburgh County.