HOPE AND HOME—A NEW START
Harvestland is more than a hub for our social enterprises—it’s also home to the May House, a residential facility for those in transition and/or who are living with persistent and serious mental illness. Residents stay in the May House until permanent housing can be secured.
After a much-needed renovation, the building was dedicated to John L. May, a long-time advocate for persons with mental illness.
Aspire employees, board members, county officials and supporters watched as a plaque was presented to Mr. May and the ribbon cut to dedicate the May House.
Pictured left to right: C. Richard DeHaven, Aspire President and CEO presenting plaque to Honoree, John L. May
HARTUNG HOUSE WISH LIST
Contact Marianne Haas at 765-641-8305 or by
e-mail.
• New flooring throughout Hartung
• New computers or at least flat screen monitors
• 3 new Office chairs with
adjustable levers
• Repaint the interior of the house
• New rug runners
• Vegetable steamer
• Rubber spatulas
• Remodel restrooms
• Additional mop bucket- one for restroom and one for kitchen and dining area
• Wii
Do you have an old Recliner you'd like to donate? Contact Marlena Vest at 765-641-8351 or by e-mail at Marlena.Vest@ASPIREindiana.org
Contact the Housing Department
at 765-641-8351 or 765-641-8294
• Hudson House—1 male
• Havens Apartment—3 openings
One is specifically for a female.
• Deaf Group Home—1 male and
1 female
• Hartung House—1 male
Please call the appointment number at the top of the screen before accessing the forms below.
Intake Letter
Adult Information Sheet
Child-Adolescent Information
Client Medical Worksheet
Privacy and Grievance
Privacy Practices
Grievance Statement
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