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We provide programs and services that benefit low income, disadvantaged, and older persons

Our vision at Area Five is to improve the lives of the people in our community by empowering them through education programming and the elimination of barriers. Find a location near you.

We are open to the public from 8am-4:30pm and providing all services.
Please call 800-654-9421 for assistance.

Online Request/Referral Form

Request a free phone call appointment with an Options Counselor in the Aging & Disability Resource Center

Community Resources

Information, assistance, counseling, support groups, training, respite, and supplemental resources.

Information & Referral Services

Food, financial assistance, health care, long-term care, transportation and more - the ADRC has you covered.

INConnect Alliance

Committed to helping you navigate long-term care needs. The more you know, the better decisions you can make.

Energy Assistance

Receive help with your utility bills with energy saving tips and utility bill assistance for low-income families.

Tax Assistance

Annual free basic income tax return preparation with electronic filing to qualified individuals.

Housing

Programs that help individuals and families find a place to live with both ownership and rental opportunities.

Individual Development Account

Take steps toward financial stability with our matched savings, education, and training programs

OPTIONS Counseling

Develop a long-term care plan for you, your family or a loved one. Know your options before you need them.

Indiana Minority Health Coalition

Improve health with education and screening opportunities. Designed for minority individuals and families.

Health Prevention Programs

Education programs and services that promote a healthier lifestyle for the elderly, disabled & their caregivers.

In-Home Services & Support

Retain your independence longer with in-home assistance for day-to-day activities, respite care and health care.

Family Caregiver Support

Respite care, support and training for caregivers over the age of 60 and grandparents caring for grandchildren.

Case Management

Let us evaluate your needs and identify available services to help you remain self-sufficient in your own home.

Senior Nutrition Program

Helping the elderly with healthy, warm meals delivered to homes and taken to group meal locations.

Long-Term Care Ombudsman

Your advocate watching long-term care facilities and making sure they treat residents with dignity and respect.

Support Groups

A chance to meet others with similar situations. Share advice. Form friendships. Enjoy fellowship.

Health Insurance Access

Take steps to improve your health & the health of your family. Learn about available health insurance.

Head Start

Early education for children ages 3-5. Includes family services around nutrition, health, and social services.

Healthy Families

Reduce some of the stresses of being a mom or dad. Learn more about child development and build a support network.

Women, Infants & Children (WIC)

Helping families get and stay strong with aid for groceries, common household needs and solid nutrition advice.

Community Action Plan

A plan to illustrate the sub-grantee’s various activities within the upcoming CSBG program year.

2020 Community Needs Assessment

A close look at the needs in the communities we serve.