New Hope offers flexible, residential housing for individuals with disabilities so they can live their most independent lives. With homes in Marion and Hamilton counties, we are paving the way for a more inclusive central Indiana community.

New Hope’s day program provides adults with disabilities an opportunity to spend time with friends, build meaningful relationships and engage in activities they enjoy and be active in the community.

New Hope’s Achieving Inclusion and Meaning (AIM) program and Cheese and Thank You food truck program help support individuals with disabilities as they transition from high school to full-time adulthood.

New Hope’s behavior service program aims to enhance the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities. Our master’s-level clinicians teach new and positive behavior strategies to help build independence.

New Hope of Indiana offers vocational services (aka job coaching) to individuals with disabilities who provide assistance in achieving sustained, meaningful, and long-term employment.

New Hope’s FCS program provides support to children and adults in their private family homes, helping to develop independent living skills, provide opportunities to connect with the community and assist with wellness and educational goals.

For children with disabilities and their families, New Hope offers The PLAY (Play and Language for Autistic Youngsters) Project – an evidence-based, parent mediated early autism intervention model that serves children from 18 months to 6 years of age.

New Hope of Indiana’s Camp Catalyst is a unique summer camp experience for children ages 9-13 with and without disabilities. Camp Catalyst encourages campers to be confident, independent, productive citizens who help promote an inclusive society.