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AWARE tells council it served 348 people in 90 families last year, says it needs larger space
Summary
Amy Floan of AWARE reported the nonprofit served 348 people in 90 families in 2023 and asked the city to consider space and size needs to support programs for Evansville School District families.
Amy Floan, program manager for the nonprofit AWARE, briefed the council on June 10 about the agency’s local services and facility needs.
Floan told councilors AWARE served 348 people across 90 families in 2023 and described programs the agency provides to assist families connected with the Evansville School District. She thanked the City for prior support and raised concerns about current space limitations, stressing that adequate location and size are important for program operations.
Floan’s presentation focused on the scope of services and the practical constraints staff face when programming for children and families; she asked the council to consider the agency’s space needs as the city plans facilities and community partnerships.
No formal action was taken; the presentation was received for informational purposes.
