Summer Camp--The Camp is designed to give children fun and exciting experiences while learning new  educational topics daily. The summer camp starts in June and ends in August. During camp the participants are supervised by first-aid and CPR trained staff who lead activities such as swimming, bowling, arts and crafts, field trips and other recreational activities. 

After-School Care--The program is structured so children in grades K-6^th can  receive assistance with their educational needs while being supervised in a safe environment. The main focus of the program is to assist in completing homework and enhancing basic skills in math, reading and problem-solving through tutoring, crafts, activities and games. 

Safe Haven ( Weed & Seed) Hanna Community Center is one of the three Safe Havens under the Weed and Seed Program for the North End and Downtown areas of Lafayette. The purpose of the Safe Haven program is to provide  youth with a safe environment to participate in educational, recreational, and cultural activities. These programs are at no cost to participants; tutoring, homework, snacks, arts & crafts and games. The center is open 8:00am-8:00pm to maintain our safe haven status and is also available for youth and families in crisis.

The Food Pantry-The Hanna food pantry which initially was located in the rear office of the Hanna Center has been in existence for over 23 years. The food pantry is currently located in the Sandusky House. The food pantry is managed by the Church Women United who purchase and distributes the food to families and individuals who use the pantry. The record keeping, documentation and food distribution regulations are supervised by a Hanna employee, creating a joint effort that serves over 500 individuals monthly.

Homecare- The goal of the Homecare program is to allow clients to remain in their homes as long as possible without the interference of multiple agencies. The program also provides assistance to  family and friends who may be involved in the care taking process. The staff becomes acquainted with each client in order to build trust and to learn their routines, schedules and medical concerns in order to develop a service plan that best meets the clients needs.

Wellness Center- The senior wellness program allows for seniors to fellowship while encouraging physical fitness, healthy eating and healthy living. The participants are assisted by a Hanna staff and experienced senior volunteer who helps each participant get familiar with the equipment and activities. We hope to encourage the participants to engage in two 30-minute sessions of moderate intensity physical activity/aerobic exercise per week, two 20-30 minute strength-training sessions per week and eat five servings of fruit and vegetables per day. A physician must complete the participants’ medical history and screening form, and a liability waiver must be signed. The wellness center exercise equipment consists of three treadmills, three Nusteps, therabands a riding bike and dumbbells.

Hanna’s Community Health Initiative- The primary objective of the Community Health Initiative is to identify community member’s needs in social services. In addition, bridge the gap between providers of health, social and community services and the undeserved and hard-to-reach populations within the community.  Provide outreach, education, referral and follow-up, case management, advocacy and home visiting services to those who are at highest risk for poor health outcomes.

Internet Café’- Hanna has a computer room with 5 computers open to the public and 2 computers for seniors use only. The computers are installed with Microsoft Windows XP and connected to a network printer. The Internet Café is open M-F from 8:00am-8:00pm
                   

Facility Use -The Hanna Community Center offers the use of the facility for activities to various individuals, groups, and organizations of the community. The use of the facility and restrictions are outlined in our building use policy which has been approved by our Board of Directors. The cost to rent the facility is $26 dollars an hour with an additional charge to use the kitchen.

Special Events- Ebony and Ivory Ball is Hanna’s largest and most important fundraiser that consists of a reception, formal dinner-dance, live entertainment, short program and silent auction. Hannafest is a community event that features local vendors, great food, music, prizes and fun for all. This festival also has an exciting car show, cake walk and raffle.
Annual Thanksgiving Dinner A home cooked meal is served every year a week before Thanksgiving to the community at no cost.  It is hosted by staff, board of directors, and volunteers.