Groundbreaking held for low income housing project
Project to benefit the homeless and disabled in Terre Haute
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Project to benefit the homeless and disabled in Terre Haute
A future local low-income housing and diversion center is close to securing $15 million in funding. Leaders are looking for local money to get the job done.
In a joint decision, the Vigo County Council and Mental Health America voted to table a request made earlier this month. The organization had asked the county for $750,000 to
Mental Health America is looking to expand its services in Vigo County. On Tuesday, Chief Executive Officer Myra Wilkey asked the Vigo County Council for $750,000. It's the last thing
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)-- As one local organization looks to secure funding for a diversion center and low-income housing units in Terre Haute, Vigo officials raised questions on how that spending was split between local government offices. Mental Health America West-Central Indiana is currently seeking the final $1 million for two projects-- building 42 low-income [...]