Human Services
International House Inc
FORT WAYNE, IN
Total revenue
$423K
Total expenses
$363K
Net assets
$177K
Grants received
$265K
19 grants
EIN
201548785
Tax year
2024
Mission
International house is a nonprofit, non-denominational christian organization committed to sharing the love and light of jesus christ with refugees and other internationals living in the fort wayne area.
Programs
3 programs
Women's and men's programs women's club international ladies meet weekly to learn english, participate in health instruction, or learn to sew, knit, and crochet. Childcare and transportation are provided for ladies in need, which is essential for many of the ladies. Women's club often offers the only chance weekly for the ladies to leave their homes and have help with their children. Fellowship is enjoyed at tea time where the ladies are treated to a relaxing time of food and beverages served and displayed with care and intention. The women's club host makes the deliberate choice to use elegant glass tableware and utensils instead of consumable plastic and paper products. Everything we do at women's club represents our desire to exhibit hospitality, love, and hope to the women who enter. Volunteers build genuine lasting relationships with women while they participate in classes. Women's club offers a venue for ladies to enjoy time away from their daily obligations in a safe and happy atmosphere. Family advocacy and transitional assistance many of our clients benefit from having an american "friend" serve as an advocate. Volunteers attend conferences at school, medical appointments, social services appointments, and assist in shopping and navigating the community. Man cave small engine repair, household projects, and small woodworking projects are a few of the options men have to engage in while in the "man cave", a safe place for international men to make an american friend and learn a skill. The "man cave" is a new remodeled addition to the ihouse facilities. Tools and project supplies are located on the property for volunteers and internationals to use while working together. Medical and social services liaison program supports immigrants and refugees by ensuring they are welcomed with dignity and assisted in accessing healthcare and other critical resources.
English language learning ell in home tutoring in home tutors are connected with an international by our certified in-home tutor coordinators. In home tutors truly make a difference in the life of an international. Students have different goals for wanting to learn english. Our goal is to meet each student where they are and advance them to the level they strive for. In home tutors work one on one in lieu of a group setting. In addition, in home tutors have opportunities to be immersed in another culture, and are usually offered delicious ethnic food by their students english language learning english classes meet at our facilities as well as satellite locations throughout the city. Many of our classes provide childcare. There is no charge for the classes. Textbooks are free to use in the classroom. Dedicated volunteers and staff teach english to all levels. Ihouse trains willing volunteers to facilitate english lessons from beginner to advanced levels.
Citizenship classes qualified teachers and mentors walk internationals through the lengthy process of applying for citizenship. This class meets weekly at the ihouse facilities to review materials and prepare applications and evidence to be submitted to the united states citizenship and immigration services. Materials are provided to help the international navigate this process. Facilitators also meet one on one in homes for additional preparations.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
5 listed
ANN HEIGN
EXECUTIVE DI
$52K
40 hrs/wk
BRENDA NEUENSCHWANDER
CHAIR
—
1 hrs/wk
JOHN HAYDOCK
VICE BOARD C
—
1 hrs/wk
ROBERT RHEE
TREASURER
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1 hrs/wk
MARNA HANDLEY
SECRETARY
—
1 hrs/wk
Grants received
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