In April, Desmond Joseph celebrated 14 years at New Hope of Indiana. His journey began when he was looking for a job and learned about New Hope through others who shared nothing but good things. [...]

Brian Bigelow- 4/30/2026 It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Brian Bigelow’s passing on April 30, 2026. Brian left us peacefully at his home on Manning Road, surrounded by the warmth [...]

Happy May, friends! Spring is in full swing, and so is the excitement at New Hope of Indiana! On April 13th, we proudly launched the public phase of our Imagine More capital campaign — a [...]

We are incredibly grateful for the time, energy, and heart our volunteers bring to New Hope—your support makes a meaningful and lasting impact on the individuals we serve every day. Volunteers are truly an essential [...]

On March 13, New Hope proudly celebrated 48 years of empowering individuals with disabilities and their families. Since its founding in 1978, the organization has remained a steadfast champion of inclusion, working to ensure that [...]

New Hope’s Cheese & Thank You food truck will be serving its delicious mac n’ cheese this year! Check out more information in the flyer below about booking, and stay tuned for additional details in [...]

In recognition of Social Workers Month, we are proud to highlight the work of our newest Behavioral Consultants, Scott Roggeman. Social workers play an important role in empowering individuals with disabilities to live meaningful and [...]

Each March, New Hope proudly celebrates Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month—a time to reflect, honor, and advocate. This year, the National Association of Councils for Developmental Disabilities has introduced the theme, “We’re Here: Then. Now. Always.” [...]

Kofi Okrah, an incredible Direct Support Professional (DSP) at Brenden Park, celebrated 11 years at New Hope (and the longest job he’s ever had!) in March. Born in Ghana and later moving to New York, [...]

Happy March (Madness)- March 13th marked New Hope’s 48th Anniversary—a moment that gave us all pause to reflect and celebrate. It was a wonderful day for #TeamNewHope, and I hope you take a moment to [...]

Amelia "Amy" Morris - 3/10/2026 It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Amelia “Amy” Morris. Amy passed away on March 10, 2026, at her home on 75th Place, surrounded by the [...]

March is National Developmental Disability Awareness Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the achievements, talents, and contributions of individuals with disabilities while promoting inclusion and understanding across our communities. At New Hope of Indiana, this [...]

This February, New Hope proudly celebrates Black History Month as we honor the sacrifices, achievements, and vibrant heritage of the African American and Black community. This annual observance offers an important opportunity to reflect on [...]

This February, members of New Hope of Indiana’s Aktion Club and AIM program joined advocates from The Arc of Indiana and Self-Advocates of Indiana for the annual Valentine’s Day at the Statehouse event—a celebration of [...]

On February 12, 2026, the Bureau of Disabilities Services announced important proposed amendments to several Medicaid waivers that directly affect Hoosiers with disabilities including individuals and families served by New Hope of Indiana. These proposed [...]

For more than four decades, New Hope of Indiana has been a place where individuals with disabilities are known, supported, and encouraged to live meaningful, connected lives. Today, New Hope is looking ahead with a [...]

Every summer, something special happens at New Hope of Indiana. Kids ages 9 to 13 come together—some with disabilities, some without—to learn, play, grow, and build friendships that last far beyond the week. This magical [...]

Happy Friday! We are so excited to share our Imagine More Campaign with all of you!  We have been thinking about the changes that this will bring for nearly four years, when planners met with [...]

New Hope of Indiana is thrilled to launch Movement Matters for All Abilities (MMAA), a brand-new physical activity program, made possible by a generous $75,000 grant from the Daughters of Charity Mission and Ministry Impact [...]

“Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve. ... You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. believed that [...]