A Brain Injury Residential Community
A PLACE FOR TBI SURVIVORS TO CALL HOME
Welcome to Villa Licci! We hope you will join us in creating and cultivating a residential community for adult survivors of traumatic brain injury.
Meet Our Spokespeople

The Reitz Family
Joe & Jill Reitz Family

As a public voice for Villa Licci, my wife and I fully endorse this groundbreaking initiative, which will be the first residential community of its kind in the United States. With a primary focus on independent housing and social opportunities, Villa Licci will provide a safe, supportive environment where TBI survivors can thrive and regain their independence.
We believe that Villa Licci will play a critical role in addressing the challenges faced by TBI survivors, who often struggle with physical, cognitive, and emotional disabilities that can make it difficult to live independently. By providing a supportive community and access to specialized services and resources, Villa Licci will help TBI survivors to lead fulfilling and rewarding lives.
We are proud to support Villa Licci and its mission to improve the lives of TBI survivors. We have no doubt that this community will be an inspiration to many and a source of hope and healing for those who need it most.
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Two percent of Americans live with the effects of a traumatic brain injury.
130,000 live in Indiana alone.

What is Villa Licci?
Villa Licci is a pioneer in meeting the residential needs and independence that many adults with Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) desire. Currently, we are raising the awareness and funds for this exciting project that will give our individuals the community and support that is much needed. Villa Licci will be a first-of-its-kind residence comprised of private apartments that will provide its members with opportunities to create friendships and foster the support necessary for living life with a TBI.

First of its Kind
Currently, no other residential community in the country exists solely for those with traumatic brain injuries. People with a TBI differ from those with other developmental and cognitive disorders in that TBI is an acquired injury. Each TBI survivor was living their life a certain way and now they must live differently due to their injury. This creates a dramatic "before and after" to their lives, and many lament the loss of the life they once had, which now seems unattainable.
TBI survivors need to be connected to other survivors to share the uniqueness of their situation that others who haven't had a TBI or who have a different cognitive issues just cannot understand.
TBI survivors need to be connected to other survivors to share the uniqueness of their situation that others who haven't had a TBI or who have a different cognitive issues just cannot understand.
Be a Part of Villa Licci
Our mission is to provide for a very underserved population in our country – those living with a TBI. Many of our donors and board members behind this project personally know or live with a TBI survivor and are aware of the great need for the community that this residence would provide and help foster. Join our efforts and help us to provide the opportunity for a better
“new normal” for those inflicted with a traumatic brain injury.
Our Progress for this Project
Creating Villa Licci will be done over the course of multiple phases. Our fundraising goal for our current phase, Phase II – which includes the initial residential building and accommodations for our first residents – is $14.5 million.
Currently, we are in possession of 13 acres of land in Central Indiana, which is the future site of our first Villa Licci Community.
Currently, we are in possession of 13 acres of land in Central Indiana, which is the future site of our first Villa Licci Community.
These images are preliminary and conceptual in nature and may not represent final site plan layout or building design
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What is a TBI?
A TBI, or traumatic brain injury, is trauma that affects how an individual’s brain works. TBIs can be caused by non-invasive means, such as a blow or bump to the head, or by more extreme penetrative means, like a gunshot wound to the head. Challenges from a TBI continue over the remainder of the individual's life.
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