Providing opportunity through housing for our community since 1991
Providing opportunity through housing for our community since 1991
Guided by our belief that every man, woman, and child deserves a place to call home, ECHO works with compassion and advocacy to make that belief a reality. ECHO has eight federally funded housing-centric programs which all serve a unique and important role in our community.
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ECHO Housing is committed to modeling Diversity and Inclusion by maintaining an environment with equitable treatment for all. It is through Diversity that multiple identities are represented, Equity that fair treatment, access, and opportunity are provided, and Inclusion that the thoughts and ideas of all individual’s matter. This model ensures those we serve have a feeling of connectedness. Our organization engages the full potential of everyone to increase innovation and integrate the views, beliefs, and values of those in our community.
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Kim Armstrong2024-10-17 15:20:482024-10-18 14:57:28Back to School Bash 2024
Honoring all who served. Today, we stand in gratitude for our Veterans' courage, resilience, and sacrifice. #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans" #VeteransofECHO
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Thank you to all!
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Thank you to all for your service!
We love to celebrate our team members for their work at ECHO and their accomplishments in the community. Today, we celebrate our Grants Manager, Krista Board for her induction into the UE Athletics Hall of Fame for Women's Soccer!
"Krista McKendree had a remarkable soccer career at the University of Evansville. As a student-athlete from 1998 to 2001, she became a dominant force on defense and achieved multiple accolades. She was a four-time First Team All-Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) selection and was named the MVC Defensive Player of the Year in 1999. In 2000, McKendree's skills earned her the title of MVC Player of the Year, and she became the first women’s soccer All-American in Evansville’s history. McKendree also helped her team secure three MVC regular-season and tournament championships, leading them to three NCAA Tournament appearances.
After her playing career, McKendree returned to Evansville to coach, taking over as head coach in 2008. Under her guidance, Evansville women's soccer won an MVC regular-season title in 2012, despite being predicted to finish last. McKendree’s impact on the program has been profound, both as a player and as a coach."
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I had no idea you played collegiate soccer. 
Congratulations Krista! 💜🧡
Congratulations Krista
We have made it to Friday! Enjoy this little peek into the last few weeks at ECHO. We hope you have a safe and relaxing weekend. Don't forget to thank a Veteran this weekend and on Monday - Veteran's Day!
#VeteransDay #EndingHomelessness #ECHOHousing #CommunityDevelopment
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ECHO Housing and Community Development (ECHO) and United Way of Southwestern Indiana are excited to announce that ECHO Housing and Community Development received a $308,322 capital grant from Indiana United Ways in support of Promise Home. This building features 27 one-bedroom apartments for individuals that have experienced homelessness for more than a year, connecting them with case management and wraparound services they need to thrive. This infusion of funding enabled ECHO to complete construction of the building and prepare it for service.
Leasing is anticipated to begin in November. Residents will be selected through the Region 12 Balance of State Coordinated Entry Process, with referrals made through Aurora. Individuals will be selected based on their vulnerability score, which considers the length of time an individual or family has been homeless. ECHO will work with the referral applicants to complete all necessary paperwork for move in.
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Thank you United Way of Southwestern Indiana - we appreciate all you do for our community!
Thank you so much to United Way of Southwestern Indiana and all of your supporters for partnering with ECHO Housing Corporation to make a huge difference!
Congratulations!
After 2 years of experiencing homelessness and two different stays at House of Bread and Peace, “Ms.C” is finally moving in to her very own apartment! We are so happy and proud to see her moving on to a new and exciting chapter in life with a place called HOME! 🏠💙🧡 #endinghomelessness
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