Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority is a State agency that has provided ten AFI grants since 1999, with the objective of building the assets of low-income individuals in Indiana.
The authority emphasizes homeownership, postsecondary education, and business capitalization, with the goals of increasing savings, personal financial skills, homeownership, postsecondary educational attainment, and increasing or expanding microenterprises in Indiana. This Network grantee has been successful in increasing access to low-cost financial services and helping participants boost their savings.
Partners
Partners for the authority include the Indiana Department of Commerce and an established network of 30 community development corporations and 42 financial institutions providing program and financial services.
Assets for Independence Grant History
Project Title
IDA Matched Savings Program
Highlights/Outcomes
10110 IDAs have been opened.
9,819 participants have received financial education.
$7,796,858 saved by participants.
11,076 participants have purchased an asset.
Total AFI Funding
Total AFI Grant Funding:
$13,124,944
Total Non-Federal Support: $17,794,373
Focus Population
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority focuses on eligible low-income individuals in Indiana. This Network grant covers all of Indiana.
Contact
Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority
30 South Meridian Street Suite 1000 Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 232-7777 www.indianahousing.org