FUSE

04/03/2026

04/02/2026

Tonight, Stephanie and Andrea led an informative discussion on healthy relationships and boundaries. We appreciate Stephanie and Andrea for sharing their expertise on this important topic.

04/01/2026

⏰ Happening TOMORROW at 6 PM!

Healthy relationships don’t just happen - they’re built with the right tools, support, and confidence. 💛

FUSE is hosting a FREE interactive relationship training for teens and young adults to help them build stronger friendships, navigate dating, and protect their emotional well-being.

✨ Participants will learn how to:
✔️ Build healthy relationships
✔️ Spot red flags
✔️ Set confident boundaries
✔️ Communicate clearly
✔️ Avoid being taken advantage of

📍 Circle of Care
312 E. Main Street, Greenfield
🗓 April 2 | 6:00 PM

This is a safe, supportive space with real-life tools they can start using right away.

🎟 Free to attend, but registration is encouraged:
https://fuseinc.app.neoncrm.com/.../eventRegistration.jsp...&

Help us spread the word—tag someone who could benefit!

04/01/2026

Spring Forward with FUSE: Events, Leadership Opportunities & More - https://mailchi.mp/0518f44a6d92/april-2026-fuse-ink-news-18002672

04/01/2026

We are challenging Developmental Disabilities Systems, Inc., Community Foundation of Hancock County, and Hancock Health to register, raise funds to support our work at FUSE, and then challenge 3 other organizations or individuals to do the same.

04/01/2026

This was a great segment! Check it out at this link https://www.today.com/video/author-of-read-with-jenna-book-club-pick-shines-light-on-autism-260508741799

03/31/2026

Just a reminder!

April 6th is the deadline to register to vote in Indiana primary. If you’ll be 18 by the general election in November, you can register to vote for the May primary election.

It's really simple! You need your ID and about five minutes.

If you're already registered, make sure you double check your voter registration!

Indianavoters.in.gov

03/30/2026

Great advice from Karly at The Arc of Indiana!

03/29/2026

Check this out!

As we honor Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, our page banner now reflects this year’s theme: “We’re Here: Then, Now, Always.” It’s a reminder that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities have always been part of Indiana’s communities—contributing, belonging, and shaping our shared history.

This cover photo's images include Hoosiers with disabilities from both past and present. Beginning on the left is Thomas “Tommy” Hancock, born in 1945 at General Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee, his birth mother an Evansville native. Tommy Hancock entered the world in 1945 weighing just two pounds and spent his early years surrounded by people who loved him deeply. When institutionalization separated Tommy from his caregiver, Edith, she continued visiting him for years, documenting his life with tenderness, grief, and unwavering hope.

Tommy’s story—tender, painful, and profoundly human— reflects a past when people with disabilities were segregated, silenced, and denied opportunities. It also reminds us that love and dignity endured even in the hardest circumstances. Today, as we continue building a more inclusive Indiana, we carry forward the promise that every person has worth, every life is valued and every voice belongs.

As part of , we invite you to learn more about the “Then” of Indiana’s disability history by reading Tommy’s story (what we know of from his scrapbook), beautifully written by Jane E. Harlan‑Simmons. It’s a powerful reminder of why inclusion, community living, and respect must continue—now and always.


https://www.indianadisabilityhistory.org/items/show/163

03/28/2026

The Easter Bunny has hopped into the FUSE office and is gearing up for an egg-cellent time with all the awesome folks registered for this year's FUSE Inclusive Egg Hunt. The FUSE staff is thrilled to see everyone tomorrow.