IPI-NWI Community Resource Network (CRN)

WELCOME!
…to the IPI-NWI CRN.
Please feel free to peruse and to contact the members of our CRN to learn more about the family-related services and resources they provide to the NWI community. And may you find just what you’re looking for…
Haven House
The Excel Center
Sojourner Truth House
Gary Public Library
East Chicago Public Library
Gary South Shore RailCats
International Community Alliance
United Neighborhood Organization
BMO Harris Bank
Lamar Advertising
Indiana Black Expo
WYCA 102.3 FM
South Shore Convention and Visitors Association
WGVE 88.7 FM
NWI Literacy Coalition
Lakeshore Public Media
Urban League of NWI
Lake County Substance Abuse Council
WLTH 1370 AM
Centier Bank
First Midwest Bank
Legacy Foundation
IBEW Local 697
Potbelly Sandwich Shop
Gary Chamber of Commerce
Continuum of Care – NWI
WJOB 1230 AM
Gary Re-entry Coalition
Indiana National Guard (Counterdrug Task Force)
Gary Housing Authority
East Chicago Housing Authority
Geminus Community Partners
NWI Healthy Start
Covering Kids & Families of Lake County
NWI Chapter – National Hook-Up of Black Women
Prevent Child Abuse Indiana
Healthy Families
Geminus (Early) Head Start
Success by 6
Early Learning Partnership
Mental Health America of Lake County
Faith Temple of Christ Church
LoveFeast COGIC
First Baptist Church of East Chicago
Bethel Church
Clark Road Genesis Family Center
Greater Destiny Church
Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Community & Faith Outreach Ministries/1st AME Church
True Worship Christian Center
East Chicago WOW Fest
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Holy Trinity Croatian Church
Peace Baptist Church
21st Century Charter School of Gary
Morton High School
Boys and Girls Club of Northwest Indiana
Community Organizations for Families and Youth (COFFY)
ELKA Child Education Center
Indiana Youth Institute
Gary Community School Corporation
National Youth Advocate Program
M.E.N., Inc.
Grand Tots Day Center
New Generation Youth & Family Services
Educational Talent Search – TRIO
Crisis Center
Indiana Department of Education
School City of East Chicago
Tutor Mentor Summit
Gary Youth Services Bureau
Lighthouse Academies
Aspire Charter Academy
School City of Hammond
School City of East Chicago
African American Student Achievement Council (AASAC)
Communities that Care
EdisonLearning/TRCCA
Gary Drug-Free Communities
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Indiana State Senator Eddie Melton
Indiana State Representative Dr. Vernon E. Smith
Indiana Department of Child Services
Lake County Sheriff’s Department
Lake County Superior Court – Juvenile Division
Lake County Community Corrections
City of Gary – Mayor’s Office
Gary Commission on the Social Status of Black Males
Gary City Court
Gary Police Department
Gary4Life
City of East Chicago – Mayor’s Office
IN Access to Recovery
Energizing Indiana
Lake County Prosecutor
Lake County Probation
East Chicago City Court
If you’d like to be a part of this awesome network, and receive your IPI-NWI CRN stamp, please feel free to Contact Us TODAY!
CRN Partner of the Month
21st Century Charter School at Gary (21CC) is a free public charter school committed to ensuring that all its students grow in character, academics, life skills, the arts, and wellness – using teaching skills tailored to meet the needs of each student. 21CC is one of a very few schools offering a Middle College program, which allows qualifying high school students to take real college courses for real college credit – free of charge to their students and their families.
The success of every 21st Century Charter School student is our most valued concern.
As part of 21CC’s commitment to their student’s growth and success, and in their continuing efforts to be expulsion-free, they recently partnered with IPI’s SHYNE program, to help keep every student in school and accelerating academically.
The version of SHYNE at 21CC provides parents/caregivers with the skills and knowledge they need to help their students stay in (and successfully complete) school, as required by law.
Every other Thursday afterschool at 5:00pm, parents meet to discuss their concerns with, and receive pointers from, some of the best in the industry on parenting – especially on parenting difficult child behaviors – that can be used starting that same day!
These ParentChats help parents determine what they can do to get (and keep) their student interested in learning, and in succeeding in school and in life.
Your student’s behavior can be turned around.
Call 21CC at (219) 888-7130 (High School) or at 886-9339 (Elementary school) for more information.