WELCOME!

Indiana Extension Homemakers Association, founded in 1913, continues to build on its rich heritage by working to strengthen Indiana homes and families. Membership is open to all regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, age, handicap, or national origin.

It is the mission of the Indiana Extension Homemakers Association to strengthen families through continuing education, leadership development and volunteer community support.

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100th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ACTIVITIES

SHARE YOUR IEHA MEMORIES

To celebrate the 100^th Anniversary of Indiana Extension Homemakers Association we would like our members to share their memories of IEHA. Add your fondest memories and experiences to our list and join in the fun.  Reminisce with us and bring joy and laughter to others as you tell your story. Click on the 100th Anniversary logo, A Century of Enriching Lives, or on the "Blog" tab along the top to get started!

QUILT RAFFLE AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

Get more information, see a photo of our Anniversary Quilt, or find out how  to order an Anniversary pin or history book on the "Programs/Forms" page.

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Home and Family Conference

Please click the link to register!

See a condensed version of the Conference program book on our "Programs/Forms" page. 

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IEHA continues to partner with INShape Indiana and its healthy lifestyle activities. All Extension Homemakers across the state are encouraged to participate in this program and to encourage everyone they know to participate also. Participation by a large number of residents will lead to a healthier community and a healthier State of Indiana.

Click on the INShape Indiana logo on the side to sign up and get started!

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As an Extension Homemaker you have opportunities to...

• LEARN . . .
• Meet with friends and neighbors in educational and social settings
• Share experiences and information
• Keep up-to-date on new knowledge and research

• GROW . . .
• Experience personal growth and develop skills
• Form lasting friendships while sharing leadership responsibilities for programs and projects

• CARE . . .
• Make a difference in today's world.
• Support projects that help children and families live better lives