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| In addition to the support network that T.E.A.M. provides, homeschoolers are able to find many support networks throughout their communities and the internet. Below we have listed a few links and organizations that are available to Fort Wayne area homeschoolers as a source of support. T.E.A.M. does not endorse any particular home school program, group or link and asks that you research each organization that interests you. FWAHS (Fort Wayne Area Home School) FWAHS provides a quarterly newsletter published in August, November, February and May. The newsletter usually contains one or two articles concerning home education, an opportunities section, a calendar of events, a student forum, legislative news and classified ads. FWAHS is a group of greater Fort Wayne area Christian homeschoolers. Northeastern Indiana Catholic Home Educators (NICHE) We provide spiritual, service, social, field trip, and other activity opportunities. Our main gathering is a Mass with activities following. Attendance at events is open to all, regardless of religious affiliation, homeschooling or nonhomeschooling. Serving: Catholic Homeschoolers in Fort Wayne, Indiana and surrounding areas. LALFW (Live and Learn Fort Wayne) Live and Learn Fort Wayne Carole, (260) 637-5707, or Susan, e-mail: susanspo@earthlink.net. Yahoo Group available online at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LiveandLearnFortWayne/. Send blank email to LiveandLearnFortWayne-subscribe@yahoogroups.com to join email list.An inclusive group offering activities for kids and topical discussion for parents. All ages, all homeschooling styles, and all faiths welcome HEART (Home Educators Applying Righteous Truth) email: hearthomeschoolsupport@hotmail.com HEART provides information and support to homeschooling families. A variety of events are offered to meet those goals as well as to encourage Christian fellowship. Their activities include monthly meetings, field trips, Mom's and Couple's Night Out, a spring play, lending library, children's parties, swim days, park days, junior and senior high activities and a web site. CHAT - Christian Homeschool Association of/for Teens. Web:/www.fwa-chat.org/ A group for Christian homeschool teens ages 13-19 within about 60-70 miles of Fort Wayne, IN. We sponsor north and south game nights, ballroom dance classes and ball room dances, Civic Theater productions, movie nights, service projects, friendship and more!! This is a member led group with 4-5 parent coordinators helping and chaperoning activities planned by Christian teens for teens. For more information contact Mrs. Kaye Seelye kseelye6@verizon.net (260)747-5182, Deborah Worpell deborahw53@yahoo.com or Sarie Beckett sarie@sarie-jayne.com\ FYI (Faithful Youth Involved) A group of home school teens-- providing events, gathering, dances, community service. Contact Mrs. Rosmarie Shaw at faithfulyouthinvolved@yahoo.com or Mrs. Sharon Schutt 260-456-9061 Angola Area Christian Home Schoolers (AACHE): Kevin & Sharlee Weilein Angola, Indiana Christian home educators. Email: aacheinfo@yahoo.com Kosciusko County Home Educators: HELPS (Home Educators Living to Please our Savior) This group has an August kick-off picnic, field trips, science club, field day and is open to all regardless of religious affiliation. Contact Vikki Orcutt at 574-858-0610, email: txmtrjck@kconline.com Indiana Homeschool Blogger www.homeschoolblogger.com/Indiana Posts upcoming Indiana events, supports groups and provides a forum for homeschoolers to connect for informative purposes. TORCH (Traditions of Roman Catholic Homes) A support group for Roman Catholic homeschoolers. Their main gathering is a Mass with activities following on the first Friday of every month at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church, 7215 St. Joe Road, Fort Wayne. Attendance at activities is open to all persons, single or married, regardless of religious affiliation, whether homeschooling or not. For more information, contact Cheryl Roy at 260-483-1688 or amdg@colisp.com. www.calendar.yahoo.com/homeschoolhub Homeschool HUB Serving: N. Indiana & SW Michigan. The Homeschool HUB (Homeschoolers United, Inc.) is a group of homeschoolers in southwest Michigan and northern Indiana who have started a new kind of homeschool group. We are a non-profit corporation; our plan is to be an information clearinghouse for local homeschool groups and individual homeschoolers, and to provide a place for meetings and enrichment opportunities. We want to bring the local homeschool community closer, sharing activities and resources. Minority Homeschool Families Do you feel like you're the only minority homeschooling parent in town? Well, you're not. Please contact Ebene Burney, (260) 447-7478 or sburney2@aol.com, to find out about A.H.E.A.D, America's Home Educated of Any Decent. Families from Fort Wayne, Indiana and surrounding areas are welcome. MOSS -- Moms of Secondary Students In the Fort Wayne, Indiana and surrounding area contact: Jackie Chen, (260) 749-6955 AAHN - (African American Homeschoolers Network) -Established for families seeking educational resources. We provide information on the following: educational materials, assistance in finding home school support groups, cultural activities. We offer a quarterly newsletter, annual directory, conferences and workshops, networking events, youth activities, and vendor discounts. Geocities Special Needs homeschooler: Homeschoolers with special needs and gifted learning information. Provides message boards, web links, curriculum suggestion and more for special needs children. HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Fund) - A nonprofit advocacy organization established to defend and advance the constitutional right of parents to direct the education of their children and to protect family freedoms. Through annual memberships, HSLDA is tens of thousands of families united in service together, providing a strong voice when and where needed. IAHE (Indiana Association of Home Educators) Our primary functions are maintaining visibility as home educators with civil government leaders, influencing the legislative process, and sponsoring seminars for parent education. We also publish a free bimonthly magazine, The IAHE Informer. Our statewide annual convention serves to encourage those who have been home schooling for a number of years and those who are just getting started. IFHS (Indiana Foundation for Home Schooling) Indiana Foundation for Home Schooling serves homeschoolers in Indiana by providing opportunities and resources that inspire learning and enable students to achieve their potential. The IFHS website has great resources for new and veteran home educators, and offers an on-line link for the purchase of curriculum which can be reviewed by grade, subject, and company. The IFHS encourages and promotes the formation of local National Honor Society home school chapters and sponsors an annual statewide Graduation ceremony in June and scholarships. The Indiana Home Educators' Network www.ihen.org is dedicated to assisting Indiana home educators by providing access to personal contacts, information and resources related to all aspects of home education. IHEN facilitates open communication among home educators, support networks and resource providers throughout Indiana. IHEN: Helping Hoosiers Homeschool since the turn of the century. IHEN also publishes the largest online directory of homeschooling resources and support groups, by county."> <http://www.ihen.org/directory/> NATHHAN - (NATional cHallenged Homeschoolers Associated Network) - Equipping parents to raise their children with special needs or disabilities confidently. NHERI (National Home Education Research Institute) - The mission of NHERI is threefold: 1. Produce high-quality research on home-based education. 2. Serve as a clearinghouse of research for homeschoolers, researchers, and policy makers. 3. Educate the public concerning the findings of all research on home education. NHEN - (National Home Education Network) - Exists to encourage and facilitate the vital grassroots work of state and local homeschooling organizations and individuals by providing information, fostering networking and promoting public relations on a national level. |
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