HOUSING FIRST
The rest will follow.
Welcome to ECHO Housing
Providing opportunity through housing for our community since 1991
Welcome to ECHO Housing
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 Housing works with compassion and advocacy to make that belief a reality. ECHO Housing has six federally funded housing-centric programs which all serve a unique and important role in our community.
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Learn About ECHO HOUSING Community Programs
Link to: Lucas Place
LUCAS PLACE
Link to: Lucas Place II
LUCAS PLACE II
Link to: Garvin Lofts
GARVIN LOFTS
Link to: New Start & Renaissance 16
NEW START & RENAISSANCE 16
Link to: Promise Zone
PROMISE ZONE
Link to: Housing First
GARFIELD COMMONS
Link to: Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program
HOMELESS VETERANS REINTEGRATION PROGRAM
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION
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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Upcoming ECHO Events
Upcoming ECHO Projects
Promise Home
Coming in 2023!
27, 1-bedroom units of permanent supportive housing coming soon!
A Proud Supporter of the Fair Housing Program
We encourage and support the nation’s affirmative housing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicap, or familial status.
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Veteran Supporters and Volunteers!
The 14th Honor Flight of Southwest Indiana takes off today, flying 86 Veterans to Washington D.C. where they will visit memorials and other sites. This trip is free for Veterans and their guardians.
The Honor Flight is requesting volunteers for their Welcome Home Parade. If anyone is interested in attending, please join other community members at the Evansville Regional Airport this evening at 7:45 p.m. to show your support for their sacrifice.
Thank you!
Our team had the privilege of attending the Evansville-Vanderburgh County Human Relations Commission Fair Housing Summit. Being knowledgeable and unbiased through the practice of fair housing is critical for the work we do to accomplish our mission.
Thank you to the Human Relations Commission for a great event! Diane Clements Boyd
It was a great event!
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ECHO Housing would like to thank the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA) for taking time today to visit our Veteran service programs – the Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program (HVRP) and Lucas Place II.
We are honored to be awarded the IDVA Non-Profit Partner of 2023 and are excited about the partnership, resources and initiatives IDVA has to support the Veterans in our community.
To learn more about how ECHO Housing supports Veterans, or about IDVA resources, visit:
www.echohousing.org
www.in.gov/dva/
We are honored to have three ECHO Housing board members recognized at tonight’s 40th Annual NAACP Evansville Branch Freedom Fund Banquet.
Lu Porter received the Life Long Work Award for serving on more than 30 non-profit boards in Evansville, also serving as the Director of the Evansville African American Museum.
Lucy Himstedt received the Sue Woodson Award for exceptional success in developing diversity activities which encourage and support success in the area of community relations.
Reverend Gerald Arnold received the Presidential Award for more than 25 years of volunteer service as the Evansville Branch NAACP President.
These exceptional servant leaders continue to make an impact in our community. With their service they emulate tonight’s banquet theme: This is Power.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to all of you and thank you for your service work.
ECHO Housing continues to work toward preventing and ending Veteran homelessness in our community by providing services to Veterans that assist them with overcoming barriers to employment and housing. However, we cannot do this alone. It takes countless community partners.
The Tri-State Military Resource Network (TSMRN) is a collaboration of more than 100 regional partners and individuals whose passion is supporting our nations' heroes. This network is facilitated by our team at ECHO Housing in conjunction with our local American Red Cross.
We are excited to say the TSMRN now has a website where information, events and meetings in support of Veterans in Southwest Indiana, Northwest Kentucky and Southeast Illinois can access.
To learn more about the group or to get involved, please visit: www.tsmrn.com
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