Bridging Allen County’s childcare gap
A new $2.5 million program in Allen County is taking aim at two sides of the local childcare crisis: families waiting for state assistance, and providers struggling to stay open while those families wait.
A new $2.5 million program in Allen County is taking aim at two sides of the local childcare crisis: families waiting for state assistance, and providers struggling to stay open while those families wait.
The new clinic offers prenatal and postnatal care, behavioral health services, developmental support, and pediatric therapies in one accessible location at the Fort Wayne Urban League.
The FORT-ify Neighborhood Accelerator empowers local associations with connections to funding, resources, and face-to-face engagement opportunities to build stronger communities.
Check out Bad Cat Knit Goods, a fiber arts store, located at 1309 Broadway, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802.
As Art This Way reflects on a decade of public art, the program replaces its annual art crawl with a free two-day festival and looks toward the future.
The Better Future Clinic provides follow-up medical care for children who may have been abused or neglected. The goal is to provide timely and ongoing care, foster connections to vital resources, and build brighter futures for children, parents, and the community.
Across Fort Wayne, run clubs are gaining momentum. By prioritizing social connection over competition, these groups are building community one mile at a time.
Join Input Fort Wayne at Tall Rabbit for coffee, conversation, and a chance to share the issues, people, and neighborhood stories you think deserve more attention.
The event will celebrate the culture, history, language, foodways, arts, and ongoing revitalization of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma — whose homelands include Fort Wayne and northeast Indiana.
Neighborhood Planner Réna Bradley explains how the Inspire Conference supports local change-makers by connecting residents and sharing tools for building resilience.
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