You Don’t Have to Do This Alone Caring for a loved one can be overwhelming. You may feel unsure where to start, what help is available, or how to plan for what’s ahead. When questions come up or something changes, Thrive should be your first call. Our Care Navigators are here to guide you
At Thrive, we believe in empowering our community members to live independently while ensuring their safety and peace of mind. That’s why we’re proud to present our Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) through a trusted partnership with VRI, leveraging over 30 years of experience in supporting communities.
Heritage Landing is a senior housing development. This new apartment, independent senior living, will provide 56 units. It will be located at N. 25th Street and Locust Street. The building will feature local artwork, senior styled exercise equipment and outdoor gathering spaces.
Thrive West Central has been awarded funding through the READI 2.0 program and Lilly Endowment, Inc. The funds are designed to create housing and improvements in West Central Indiana. Applications are being accepted from builders and developers for projects. Thrive West Central has been awarded approximately $1.65 million in READI 2.0 funding and approximately $5
READI 2.0 & Lilly Blight Funding Here is what you need to know. Thrive West Central recently hosted a regional meeting with builders, developers, lenders, and community leaders to share exciting updates about new housing funding opportunities coming to West Central Indiana. These programs are designed to help move housing projects from
READI 2.0 Here’s What Communities, Builders, and Residents Should Know Big changes are coming to housing and redevelopment across West Central Indiana—and now is the time to get READI. Thrive West Central recently hosted an online briefing led by CEO Ryan Keller to share an early look at new housing and redevelopment
As we age, staying socially connected and mentally engaged becomes more important than ever. For many older adults and people experiencing memory changes, finding safe and welcoming spaces to connect can be difficult. That’s where Connections Cafes, also known as Memory Cafes, come in. What Is a Connections Cafe? A Connections Cafe is a safe,
Thrive West Central is collaborating with the City of Terre Haute and Indiana State University on the Urban Homescape Initiative, part of the Homes for the Future program. This public-private partnership is designed to transform underutilized properties — recently transferred from Indiana State University to the city — into high-quality residences. The Urban Homescape Initiative
Thrive West Central will host a panel discussion and networking event bringing together regional utility professionals with government officials, home builders, investors and others. It will take place from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Feb. 4 in the Vigo County History Center. The workshop will give professionals the opportunity to discuss project planning, utility placement,
Thrive West Central, in partnership with Strat Stacker, announced a new infill housing project in Terre Haute. The partnership is seeking developers and home builders for an exciting new infill housing initiative that will bring 28 single-family homes to the Liberty Avenue Neighborhood. This project is designed to: Expand the local housing stock Boost property values
