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The Hamilton East Public Library is a wonderful resource for families living in Hamilton County. With 2 locations - Fishers & Noblesville, there are plenty of enriching and valuable resources available to residents. Including:

Computer/internet access

Conversation groups for ESL adults

Free digital, movie, and audio libraries

Children's Story Time

Reading programs

Game nights

Featured authors

Book clubs

and more!

Click here to find out more: www.hepl.lib.in.us

Noblesville Branch:
1 Library Plaza
Noblesville, IN 46060
Tel: 317-773-1384

Fishers Branch:
5 Municipal Dr.
Fishers, IN 46038
Tel: 317-579-0300

Hours:
Monday-Thursday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday-Saturday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday 12:00-6:00 PM

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Reporting an Illness or Absence via Email

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Reporting an Illness or Absence via Email

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If you need to report an illness or child will be absent from school, you may email the attendance secretary of your child's school.

Please be sure to provide the following information:

Student full name

Grade/Classroom teacher

Reason for the absence

If your child is sick, please be sure to include symptoms as our nurse's clinics are tracking all symptoms as part of this year's COVID protocols.

Community Center
amber_miller@nobl.k12.in.us

Noblesville High School
jennifer_harris@nobl.k12.in.us

East Middle School
tammy_richardson@nobl.k12.in.us

West Middle School
michele_nord@nobl.k12.in.us

Hazel Dell Elementary
anden_mehringer@nobl.k12.in.us

Hinkle Creek Elementary
jan_hartzell@nobl.k12.in.us

Noble Crossing Elementary:
stacie_zech@nobl.k12.in.us

North Elementary
dawn_bolt@nobl.k12.in.us

Promise Road Elementary
kelli_trowbridge@nobl.k12.in.us

Stony Creek Elementary
melinda_atwood@nobl.k12.in.us

White River Elementary
hether_dubson@nobl.k12.in.us
deborah_bullard@nobl.k12.in.us

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ScholarTrack --  Indiana's one-stop shop for all state financial aid information! With your user account, you can (some require a full user account to complete):

Apply for state financial aid, such as the 21st Century Scholarship and the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship

Complete your Scholar Success Program activities (both high school and college)

Check the status of your FAFSA, college credit completion, and more

See what financial aid you are being offered from the state

Submit and view appeals

Access additional college and career success resources

Click to login or create an account.

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NHS: Noblesville Millers Athletics Information

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Noblesville High School Athletics

For information on the Noblesville High School Athletics department including:

Fall Sports

Winter Sports

Spring Sports

Photo Gallery

Calendar

Contact information

Please click here to get started: noblesvillemillers.com

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If you need to call out your child from school, you may call the attendance line of your student's school or the front office secretary.

Please be sure to provide the following information:

Student fill name

Classroom teacher/grade level

Reason for the absence

If your child is sick, please be sure to relay symptoms as our nurse's clinics are tracking all symptoms as part of this year's COVID protocols.

Community Center
Tel: 317-773-2253

Noblesville High School
Tel: 317-776-6256

East Middle School
Tel: 317-776-6258

West Middle School
Tel: 317-776-7799

Hazel Dell Elementary
Tel: 317-773-2915

Hinkle Creek Elementary
Tel: 317-773-2313

Noble Crossing Elementary:
Tel: 317-773-2853

North Elementary
Tel: 317-773-0482

Promise Road Elementary
Tel: 317-773-7061

Stony Creek Elementary
Tel: 317-773-0582

White River Elementary
Tel: 317-770-2083

Special Services - MOSAICS
Tel: 317-773-2138

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The Excel Center - A Free High School for Adults 

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Since 2010, The Excel Center® has helped thousands of graduates increase their earning potential with a free Indiana Core 40 high school diploma.

Free child care

Flexible schedule

Accelerated courses

Small class sizes

Coaching and support

College and Career Pathways

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Designed to meet the needs of adults, The Excel Center helps students get ready for life after high school by earning college credits and industry-recognized certifications - all at no cost.

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Designed to meet the needs of adults, The Excel Center helps students get ready for life after high school by earning college credits and industry-recognized certifications - all at no cost.

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18030 Foundation Drive
Suite A
Noblesville, IN 46060
https://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/254/Health-Department
Tel: 317-776-8500
Fax: 317-776-8506

Offers an immunization clinic four days per month for county residents. Free pregnancy and HIV tests. Walk-ins are welcome but do require appointment for some services; call for information.

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The Hamilton County Health Department is dedicated to the purpose of communicable disease prevention and health promotion for residents of all ages in Hamilton County and protecting the environment in which they live.

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Ivy Tech Community College - Hamilton County 

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Ivy Tech Hamilton County is a full-service campus that has the services and classes available to help you be successful. Hamilton County high school students can also explore the CTE Program to earn an industry recognized certification for free while in school.

Located at:
300 N. 17th Street Noblesville, IN 46060
Contact:
317-921-4300 or AskHamiltonCounty@ivytech.edu

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Ivy Tech Hamilton County is a full-service campus that has the services and classes available to help you be successful. Hamilton County high school students can also explore the CTE Program to earn an industry recognized certification for free while in school.

We are available for virtual or in-person services by appointment only. Contact us to schedule.

To ask questions or schedule an appointment, contact 317-921-4300 or AskHamiltonCounty@ivytech.edu.

If you need immediate assistance, you can contact the statewide Ivy Tech Help Center at 888-IVY-LINE or IvyTech.edu/chat.

Admissions

Advising

Assessment

Financial Aid

Testing

Enrollment Center

Tutoring

Student Success Coaching

Disability Support Services

Looking for resources? Use these most commonly searched for pages to help you get started at Ivy Tech.

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Ivy Tech Hamilton County is a full-service campus that has the services and classes available to help you be successful. Hamilton County high school students can also explore the CTE Program to earn an industry recognized certification for free while in school. We are available for virtual or in-person services by appointment only.

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Noblesville East Middle School Athletics

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Welcome to the NEMS Athletic Department
Athletic Director: Rick Fields
Email: rick_fields@nobl.k12.in.us
Phone: 317 773-0782 ext 16181

Athletic Secretary: Tammy Richardson
Email: tammy_richardson@nobl.k12.in.us
Phone: 317 773-0782 ext 16100

You can now also email forms to the athletic department's email address:  east_athletics@nobl.k12.in.us

Please click here for the NEMS Athletics page: www.noblesvilleschools.org

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 Pandemic EBT Cards - Family and Social Services

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 Pandemic EBT Cards - Family and Social Services

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Pandemic EBT was authorized by the Families First Corona Virus Response Act. The purpose of P-EBT is to provide food assistance to families with students who would have received free or reduced lunch while attending school but are not in school due to COVID-19 restrictions. This benefit is available only to families with students enrolled in an Indiana school and were eligible for free or reduced lunch or the school is a Community Eligibility Provision participant.

Please click here for more information regarding eligibility, Summer P-EBT benefits, and FAQs:
www.in.gov/fssa

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Address Change and Card Replacement for Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transaction (PEBT)

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Address Change and Card Replacement for Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transaction (PEBT)

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What do I do if my P-EBT card is lost or stolen after it has been received and activated and I need a replacement card?

If you have multiple cards, please check each one to ensure that the benefit was not issued to one that you have prior to requesting a replacement.  You can check the balance by calling the number on the back of the card.

If your card is lost or stolen after you have activated it please click the address change and card replacement form link above and chose, “Card is lost/ stolen, and I need a replacement card sent to the address on file”.

Please allow up to SIX  weeks to receive a replacement card.

Click here to complete the replacement or address change form:
forms.office.com

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The Hamilton County WIC office provides supplemental food, nutrition education and referrals for pregnant, postpartum, or breastfeeding women, infants and children younger than 5 years old.

For more information please visit their website or office at:
942 N. 10th St.
Noblesville, IN 46060
Phone: (317) 776-3445

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Hamilton County IN WIC Offices. We have listed out the cities in Indiana and provide you with details and pictures of wic offices including reviews.

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Immigrant Welcome Center - Counseling Services in Spanish

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Immigrant Welcome Center - Counseling Services in Spanish

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We are Immigrant Welcome Center (IWC) — a non-profit community organization dedicated to empowering Indy’s immigrants by connecting them to the people, places, and resources they need in order to thrive.

Through our various programs, each of which addresses various social, civic, and economic integration efforts, we empower Indy’s immigrants to successfully adapt and integrate.

No matter where you’re from or what language you speak, you are welcome here.

Click here for Mental Health Resources in Spanish near Noblesville, IN:

immigrantwelcomecenter.findhelp.com/health/counseling--Noblesville

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Medical, Dental and Vision Services
TFC offers care for minor illnesses and injuries that are not life threatening and mild to moderate behavioral health problems. Optometrists and trained opticians provide eye exams, glaucoma and cataract screenings, and prescription glasses. They also offer comprehensive exams, X-rays, restorative services and, when needed, extractions for patients 12 years of age and older.

Direction:
1045 West 146th St., Suite B

Carmel, IN 46032

http://www.trinityfreeclinic.org/

To make an appointment / Para hacer una cita llame al:
Tel: (317) 819-0772
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The mission of the Trinity Free Clinic is to provide quality free medical, dental, and health services with dignity and respect to the uninsured, under-insured, and low-income residents of Hamilton County through a professional and dedicated staff and volunteers.

We believe everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity, no matter what circumstances or situations they are facing in life. The volunteers and staff at the Trinity Free Clinic have a passion for serving others and meeting the needs of the community around them. It is our honor and privilege to serve you!

Trinity Free Clinic is the health and dental safety net for Hamilton County, Indiana. We provide care for patients who struggle to pay rent, buy groceries, and put gas in the car. Many of them struggle to work multiple part-time jobs to try to make ends meet and put food on the table. When they have nowhere else to go, Trinity Free Clinic makes sure that every Hamilton County family can receive the urgent medical and dental care they need. We also ensure that every child in Hamilton County has a resource for the well-child visits and vaccinations they need to start school.

Trinity Free Clinic is proud to serve thousands of Hamilton County residents each year. All patients are screened for eligibility based on residency and income.

Immediate Medical Care

Free medical services for adults include care of minor illnesses and injuries. Patients can also schedule general physicals.

Pediatrics and Immunizations

Free medical services for children include care of minor illnesses and injuries as well as well-child, school, and sports physicals and vaccinations. Children can also receive car seats free of charge on scheduled Car Seat Saturdays.

Women's Health Care

Patients can receive pap tests, clinical breast exams, pregnancy testing, and general well-woman exams. Screening mammograms are also offered through in-house referral.

Immediate Dental Care

Dental evaluations and emergency dental care are offered based on need as determined by the dental staff. Focus is on patients with urgent needs and in pain, rather than on routine oral maintenance.

Vision Screenings and Glasses

Patients can receive vision screenings by volunteer optometrists and ophthalmologists as well as glasses, if needed.

Specialty Services by Referral

Patients are also referred on an as-needed basis to our in-house physical therapy, podiatry, asthma, and hypertension services.

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Helping patients one visit at a time . . .

This clinic has saved me many times. Unfortunately, I am not able to afford health insurance at this time. However, this blessed clinic has treated me many times for different reasons and enabled me to stay healthy all year long. Thank you Trinity Free Clinic.

Brittany O. / See what other patients are saying

Trinity Free Clinic is truly a grassroots organization providing for the medical and dental needs of our neighbors. We need your help to achieve our mission!

Attend an Event
Help support the mission of Trinity Free Clinic by attending the Run for Wellness, Taste Sip Savor, or a Lunch & Learn Series event.

Volunteer opportunities
Trinity Free Clinic relies on more than 300 volunteers to serve our community. Join us!

Make a Donation
Trinity Free Clinic depends upon the generosity of individuals, community partners, and local government to care for our neighbors.

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Trinity Free Clinic is the health and dental safety net for Hamilton County, Indiana. We provide care for patients who struggle to pay rent, buy groceries, and put gas in the car. Many of them struggle to work multiple part-time jobs to try to make ends meet and put food on the table.

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5504 E. 146th Street,
Noblesville, IN 46062
(317) 848-2722
https://gracechurch.us/carecenter/

Open to ALL Hamilton County
residents
1x a WEEK visit! Currently
Choice Pantry only - online
orders - order created Friday for
following week. Deliveries are
now available through online
order.

Mon/Lunes: 5-8pm
Tue/Martes: 5-8pm
Wed/Miércoles: 10am-1pm

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The Choice Food Pantry is the first step to get help at the Care Center. Using the pantry weekly will allow us to get to know you more and see how we can help you with other programs and services of the Care Center.
Grace Care Center Hours of Operation
Monday & Tuesdays 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
(Waiting Room opens at 5:00 p.m.)

Wednesdays 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
(Waiting Room opens at 8:30 a.m.)

Make a reservation to come inside and shop

Make a Reservation
*Reservations are not required, but highly recommended.

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Open three days a week, the Grace Care Center offers a variety of services for you in a season of need. The food pantry in Indianapolis is one of the only food pantries that offers you choice in your experience. Our Care Center and Choice Food pantry are open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

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Welcome to the NWMS Athletic Department

Athletic Director: Rick Fields
Email: rick_fields@nobl.k12.in.us
Tel: 317-776-7792 ex 18181

Athletic Secretary: Sarah Cleverly      sarah_cleverly@nobl.k12.in.us
Tel: 317-776-7792 ex 18102

You can now also email forms to the athletic dept email address:

west_athletics@nobl.k12.in.us

Follow us on Twitter at @nems_nwms

Please click here for West Middle School Athletic Page: www.noblesvilleschools.org

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Welcome the NWMS Athletic Department.

Athletic Director: Rick Fields rick_fields@nobl.k12.in.us 317-776-7792 ex 18181

Athletic Secretary: Sarah Cleverly sarah_cleverly@nobl.k12.in.us 317-776-7792 ex 18102

You can now also email forms to the athletic dept email address:

west_athletics@nobl.k12.in.us

Follow us on Twitter at: @nems_nwms

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Welcome the NWMS Athletic Department. Athletic Director: Rick Fields rick_fields@nobl.k12.in.us 317-776-7792 ex 18181 Athletic Secretary: Sarah Cleverly sarah_cleverly@nobl.k12.in.us 317-776-7792 ex 18102 You can now also email forms to the athletic dept email address: west_athletics@nobl.k12.in.us Follow us on Twitter at: @nems_nwms

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Please contact the Transportation Office if you need to change your student's transportation needs or need to request bus service.

This includes if your child will not ride the bus due to being absent.

Tel: 317-773-7203
Email: transportation@nobl.k12.in.us
Website: www.noblesvilleschools.org

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Contact Information for your student's school nurse

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Contact Information for your student's school nurse

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Visit the health information page on our website to get your school nurse information.

Please communicate with your school nurse:

if your student is ill, including details on symptoms

vaccination updates

Medication/prescriptions

Health plans

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Health Services / Nurse clinic contact information

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Noblesville Schools uses ParentSquare to streamline all family communications through email, text, and app notifications.

This includes:

Teacher messages for families and guardians

Classroom, school, and district information

Conference sign up

Calendar and Event notices

School newsletters

And much more!

Download our FREE ParentSquare app for iOS or Android

Click here for more information:
noblesvilleschools.org

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Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville - Community Center 

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The Community Center opens its doors to all athletes. This multi-purpose sports facility hosts the Boys and Girls Club of Noblesville athletic programs.

STAY ACTIVE WITH THESE COMMUNITY CENTER EVENTS:

Boys and Girls Basketball Leagues & Camps

High School Basketball Leagues

Adult Basketball Leagues

Cheerleading K-5

Girls Volleyball Leagues & Camps

Co-ed Adult Volleyball Leagues

Open Gyms - Basketball, Pickle Ball, Volleyball

Click here for more information: bgcni.org

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Medical Services
The Heart and Soul Clinic is able to serve patients non-emergency health care needs by providing:

Blood pressure/Blood sugar screenings

Diagnosis and Treatment of Minor Illnesses

Preventative Health Screenings and Education

Women's Health Clinic

Diabetes Education

Sports, camp and work physicals

Childhood Vaccinations

Physical Therapy

Health Referrals
The clinic also provides referrals for free or low cost health services utilizing health care providers in Hamilton County and the surrounding areas. To receive a referral, individuals must come to the clinic and be seen by a provider.

Appointments: Please call (317) 804-5782 or email info@heartandsoulclinic.org to schedule a medical clinic appointment.

Address:
202 Penn St.,
Westfield, IN 46074

http://www.heartandsoulclinic.org/care

To make an appointment / Para hacer una cita llame al:
Tel: (317) 804-5782
Email: info@heartandsoulclinic.org
Website: http://www.heartandsoulclinic.org/get-care/care

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Medical Clinic Hours

Our Medical Clinic is open on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 9am-12pm, no appointment is necessary. We do however take our last patient at 11:45am.

Our Medical Clinic is also open every Wednesday evening by appointment only from 6 to 8pm. Additional walk-in appointments may be available the day of the clinic. Call for walk-in availability before coming to the clinic. Please call (317) 804-5782 or email info@heartandsoulclinic.org to schedule an appointment.

Medical Services

The Heart and Soul Clinic is able to serve patients non-emergency health care needs by providing:

Blood pressure/Blood sugar screenings

Diagnosis and Treatment of Minor Illnesses

Preventative Health Screenings and Education

Women's Health Clinic

Diabetes Education

Sports, camp and work physicals

Childhood Vaccinations

Physical Therapy

Health Referrals

The clinic also provides referrals for free or low cost health services utilizing health care providers in Hamilton County and the surrounding areas. To receive a referral, individuals must come to the clinic and be seen by a provider.

Our current list of referral services includes the following:

Appointments

Please call (317) 804-5782 or email info@heartandsoulclinic.org to schedule a medical clinic appointment.

Dental Clinic Hours

Our AcuteCare Dental Clinic is open the 1st Saturday of each month from 8am-12pm by For Walk-In (No appointment necessary). Also Open for appointment only on 3rd Thursday of each month. Please note that Heart and Soul is unable to see patients younger than 12 years of age.

Dental Services

The Heart and Soul Clinic is able to serve patients non-emergency dental needs by providing:

Mental Health Services

Mental Health Services are available to our current patients. Patients are able to receive up to 6 counseling sessions. However, if you are experiencing a mental crisis please contact Aspire Indiana Crisis Line at 1-800-560-4038 OR 317-574-1252.

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Our Medical Clinic is open on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 9am-12pm, no appointment is necessary. We do however take our last patient at 11:45am. Our Medical Clinic is also open every Wednesday evening by appointment only from 6 to 8pm.

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Covering Kids and Families - Free Insurance Help

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Covering Kids and Families - Free Insurance Help

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Get free, expert help with healthcare coverage and insurance.  Connect with your local Covering Kids & Families and schedule an appointment today!

Click here to get started: www.ckfindiana.org

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Homepage - Covering Kids & Families of Indiana

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Need help with health insurance? Covering Kids & Families offers free help learning about insurance options and signing up for insurance.

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HFCC is a non-profit clinic providing free medical, dental, and counseling services to those who cannot otherwise afford it. They provide the following health care services:

Acute medical care (adults and children)

Flu shots (standard <65)

Adult physicals

School & sports physicals

Assistance with social services

Christ-centered counseling for individuals and families

Patient assistance with medications

Diabetic care

Smoking cessation counsel

Women's Health Services (4th Tuesday each month, by appointment only)

Acute Care Dental Services - ages 12+ (by appointment only)

HOPE-affiliated dentists clean and extract teeth, fill cavities, and treat dental pain. We cannot provide root canals or oral surgery. Services are provided at no cost – both at HOPE Family Care Center and in the community by special referral – on various days of the month when dentists are available. If you need acute dental care, please call the clinic to schedule your initial evaluation and follow-up dental work.

Address:
270 West Jackson St.

Cicero, IN 46034

http://www.hopefamilycare.org/

Tel: (317) 984-3444
Website: https://www.hopefamilycare.org/services.html
Hours:
1st and third Saturday of each month from 9-12 pm
2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month from 6-9pm
*Care provided on a first come, first served basis

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1st and 3rd Saturday of each month from 9am-Noon

2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month from 6pm-9pm

(Care provided on a first come, first served basis)

If you need an appointment sooner, please consider visiting another free clinic in Hamilton County

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1st and 3rd Saturday of each month from 9am-Noon 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month from 6pm-9pm (Care provided on a first come, first served basis) If you need an appointment sooner, please consider visiting another free clinic in Hamilton County

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Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County

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Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County

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Good Samaritan Network (GSN) is a collaborative/network of nonprofits in Hamilton County. GSN utilizes two serving approaches, Direct and InDirect services, and in part is designed to ensure efficiency and communication among the different agencies, social services, nonprofits, local government, pantries, and businesses - as together we serve the needs of Hamilton County residents who are at-risk or underserved.

A community thrives when its residents are able to provide for themselves and their families. Meeting the needs of people in emergencies or crisis is our passion. We do that by serving our community directly (clients) and indirectly (Network). We are convinced that a combination of things affect the stability of individuals and families, including: education and training, sufficient income, and even an understanding of health issues. Addressing these and other life issues affect the basic needs of people - and that in turn strengthens our community. Our goal is to provide a hand-up and strong opportunities for personal empowerment. We are consistently multitasking and working together to address individual, family, community and Network needs, all designed to achieve a healthy, strong and vibrant Hamilton County.

Partner with Good Samaritan Network to serve the residents of Hamilton County in a network-wide collaboration.

Basic Contact - This level is primarily for contact and communications only - for an "Organization" or "Individual" with limited/minimal benefit(s) - (no access to member directories and profiles, etc). Provides 1 named contact/membership individual listed.

General Membership - This level is specific/available for an " Organization " or " Individual " - and provides 1 named contact/membership individual listed.

Pantry Membership - This level is specific/available for a " Pantry " - and also provides a bundle contact/membership for 2 individuals. ( Pantry Ex: Food, Clothing, Baby, Household )

Review the PDF " We Want You To Stand Out! " which explains more about GNET and its benefits.

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Click on the link below to subscribe NOW:

Good Samaritan Network
Membership Subscription

Children Helping Children

Thank you to all our amazing iVolunteers for the Holiday season!

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A passionate group of children volunteering at one of our Christmas distributions...

Your donation will specifically help Hamilton County families.

Nancy Chance

Founder/Executive Director

COVID 19 Impact / Information

As a public health precaution in relation to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) we have had to adjust our programs and plans for scheduled events, as well as our approach to fundraising and operating.

Many organizations are faced with difficult decisions during these uncertain times, and it is particularly challenging because of the uncertainty regarding how long the virus's threat will last and social-distancing policies and recommendations, etc.

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Just like our staff, volunteers, donors, and clients, everyone's health and safety are our top priorities and at the heart of decisions we make in this ever-evolving situation.

We are accepting donations with limited no contact approach. And we are committed to providing clear information about our new approaches/changes during this pandemic until further notice. If you have any questions about safety or health concerns, or donations or volunteering, please look on this site for more details or contact us (317-842-2603, x200).

Our Holiday Assistance program for Hamilton County online applications are available NOW .

Please visit Holiday Assistance, or call 317-842-2603, x200 if you have questions.

The Hamilton County Energy Assistance Program will open November 1 for the 2020-2021 season. Applications are available NOW !

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Please leave a message with our Client Resource Specialist if you questions : 317-842-2603, x205 or visit . Hamilton County Energy Assistance for more details

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

Visit iVolunteer and see how you can help!

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Visit Top Nonprofits Making A Difference.. today!

GOOD SAMARITAN NETWORK OF HAMILTON COUNTY INC.

The MISSION of Good Samaritan Network is to demonstrate the unconditional love of Christ by serving the physical, financial and emotional needs of the underserved individuals and families in Hamilton County.

The VISION of Good Samaritan Network is to position ourselves in the community with a suitable location and with strong physical and financial resources - aligned to an effective organizational structure for the facilitation, collaboration, and coordination of appropriate services to those residents of Hamilton County in need of physical, spiritual and emotional support; who find themselves among the at-risk people we serve.

QuickLINKS

Fiscal Sponsorships

EVENT UPDATES Highlights...

Click on images for additional and up to date information...

Mobile Food Distrib.

GSN oversees and promotes 84 Mobile Food Distributions in 5 locations throughout Hamilton County. See Schedule.

Toys for Children

Donate NEW or GENTLY USED toys and clothing for this year's Holiday Assistance.

Holiday Assistance

Find out about direct Client Holiday Assistance available to Hamilton County families.

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Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County,Inc.

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Good Samaritan Network (GSN) is a collaborative/network of nonprofits in Hamilton County utilizing two serving approaches, Direct and InDirect services, and in part is designed to ensure efficiency and communication among the different agencies, social services, nonprofits, local government, pantries, and businesses.

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Prevail - Advocating for Victims of Crime & Abuse 

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Prevail - Advocating for Victims of Crime & Abuse 

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Saving Lives, Restoring Hope, and Empowering Those We Serve

While Prevail is privileged to work with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, we also serve victims of other crimes, including victims of stalking, robbery, home invasion, and family members of homicide victims, among others.

We specialize in working with those who have experienced trauma.

Our services include advocacy, safety planning, crisis response, and support groups.  We work with individuals and families, including kids, teens, and adults. Assistance with:

Protective orders

Going to court

Going to the hospital

Your rights

How to support a loved one

Prevail Inc.
1100 S 9th St, Suite 100
Noblesville, IN 46060
Tel: 317-773-6942

Click here for more information:
prevailinc.org

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While Prevail is privileged to work with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, we also serve victims of other crimes, including victims of stalking, robbery, home invasion, and family members of homicide victims, among others. We specialize in working with those who have experienced trauma. Our services include advocacy, safety planning, crisis response, and support groups. We work with individuals and families, including kids, teens, and adults.

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While Prevail is privileged to work with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, we also serve victims of other crimes, including victims of stalking, robbery, home invasion, and family members of homicide victims, among others. We specialize in working with those who have experienced trauma.

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1605 N 10th St
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-2233
http://www.wrcc.org/foodpantry/

1x a week visit--prepacked bags at drive thru during regular scheduled hours.

Thu/Jueves: 1-6pm

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Who we are

The White River Christian Church Food Pantry's mission is to secure and distribute food to the needy in the name of Jesus in an effort to alleviate hunger in the greater Hamilton County, Indiana area. Our Pantry is a 100% volunteer organization. We do not receive any government assistance for the procurement of food to operate our pantry. We regularly provide 225 families with food each week.

What we do

Our Food Pantry secures food and non-food essentials (toilet paper, soap, toothpaste, laundry detergent, etc.) through purchases and donations. The Food Pantry purchases about half of what is distributed at significantly reduced costs through organizations such as Gleaners Food Bank, Meijer, Red Gold Tomatoes and others. Donated items are received from individuals, churches, businesses, and organizations as well as the Midwest Food Bank, and local grocery chains such as Kroger, and many others. We serve residents of Hamilton County each week without requiring them to meet any financial guidelines or requirements.

drive-through distribution

Due to current restrictions, we are providing drive-through distribution of prepackaged bags. Food will be brought to guests' vehicles, rather than guests coming in and choosing their food items.

How can I help?

Food Donation:

You can donate any of the following: pasta, pasta sauces, canned goods, peanut butter, jelly, beans, rice, canned meats, chunky soups with meat, and bars of soap.

Tuesdays 9 am - 4 pm Drop-off donations at the following times:
Wednesdays 9 am - 4 pm
Thursdays 10 am - 12 pm & 3 - 6 pm

Park near the big garage door at 1605 N. 10th Street, enter through the door to the right of the garage door and there should be someone to assist you. If you do not see anyone, please place your donations in the large yellow bin with the "Donations Here" sign just inside the door. Thank you!

If you represent a business or have any questions about donations, please contact our Food Pantry Coordinator, Deb Diaz, at (317) 294-3802 or at .

You may request a receipt for your donation using this form.
Donation Receipt
Financial Donation:

Serve at the Food Pantry

Please email Fred Knoll at if you are interested in serving at the food pantry. You will receive an email by Friday of that week for 3-hour serving shifts for the following Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday that you may choose from as long as space is available in the volunteer serving groups of 10 or less.

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Who we are The White River Christian Church Food Pantry's mission is to secure and distribute food to the needy in the name of Jesus in an effort to alleviate hunger in the greater Hamilton County, Indiana area. Our Pantry is a 100% volunteer organization.

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20650 Cumberland Rd.
Noblesville, IN 46062
317-773-4315
https://www.bethellutheranchurch.com/food___baby_pantry

1 x month visit with valid
Hamilton County ID and referral

Wed/miércoles: 12-2:30pm
Sat/sábado: 9-11:30am

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Our Mission Statement
To be the hands and feet of God and to love those in need by restoring hope and dignity and providing some basic needs. To feed the hungry of Hamilton County physically AND spiritually.

The Pantry is open on the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Wednesdays and the 2nd & 3rd Saturdays except for Holidays or as otherwise announced.

Rules that we ask you to follow:

You will need a NEW Referral once a year

You may visit the pantry once a month

You will need to show a photo I.D.

You must be a resident in Hamilton County

Referrals Required

Bethel will accept referrals from any Hamilton County Agency, however, during this Covid-19 Pandemic, referrals will not be required:

Hamilton County Trustees:

317-773-0249

Community Resource Links

Faith in Action...

Pantry News...

We want to thank those who have signed up to help in the pantry. Please check for openings for those who can take 2 or 3 hours to help on a Wednesday or Saturday. If you are shopping for food items, you might want to add some to your cart and bring them to the church pantries.

Don't forget that the Pantry committee would welcome new members to the board. Perhaps come to a meeting to get a "feel" for how you might help in this capacity. If you are interested, please leave message for Linda Schutte at the church office. Meetings are held every other month in the evening.

To sign up to help during our open hours, contact: Linda Schutte at the church office 317-773-4315 or sign up on the calendar in the church hallway. Online sign-up is available by clicking here.

Our Pantry Hours are 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Wednesdays from 12 noon to 2:30p and 2nd & 3rd Saturdays from 9:00a to 11:30a. Bring a friend to help... you don't have to be a member to help.

How Can You Partner with the Bethel Lutheran Church Food & Baby Pantry?

Pray for our ministry and church

Volunteer: Help sort or shelve food

Help shop for food

Pick up large donations

Write grants to secure funding for the pantry

Collect food/baby items at your place of employment

Click here for directions to Bethel.

Bethel Lutheran Church NALC

20650 Cumberland Rd
Noblesville, IN 46062
317-773-4315
(For automated information dial ext. 21)

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Bethel Lutheran Church - Noblesville, IN - Food & Baby Pantry

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Our Mission Statement To be the hands and feet of God and to love those in need by restoring hope and dignity and providing some basic needs. To feed the hungry of Hamilton County physically AND spiritually. The Pantry is open on the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Wednesdays and the 2nd & 3rd Saturdays except for Holidays or as otherwise announced.

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836 Division Street;
Noblesville IN 46062
317-773-0249
http://www.noblesvilletownshiptrustee.com/services/#foodpantry

1x a week visit -Wednesdays only starting 4/8/2020. Photo ID
& Noblesville township resident
proof (utility bill etc.)

Wed/miércoles: 9am-3pm

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Staff assist Noblesville Township residents who are in crisis and need financial assistance. Click here for income guidelines to see if you generally qualify for assistance. (See Township Assistance tab)

During Coronavirus Restrictions: Noblesville Township is providing food bags every Wednesday 9a to 4p. Various food items are also available to choose from right inside the front door Wednesday - Friday each week (i.e. bread, refrigerated items). One person in your family can come in at a time.

The Trustee's Office contracts with the local fire department to provide protection for residents of the Township.

In a situation where a family is homeless, the Trustee's Office will do its best to provide shelter when shelter resources are available. Hamilton County has few resources for emergency shelter and/or very-low income housing.

Township Trustee is responsible for maintaining abandoned and public cemeteries within its borders. Specifically, Noblesville Township maintains four cemeteries including Caylor, Tharp and Weaver and Mott.

Burial or cremation assistance is available for indigent persons or low income families who lack the resources to provide a proper burial for a loved one. The process must start with the Trustee's Office before making arrangements with a funeral home. The loved one must also have lived in Noblesville Township at the time of death; next of kin must provide the death certificate.

The family must complete an application under the name of the deceased. Paperwork to support the application along with a brief interview will also be required. Call the office for more specific information.

Destruction of certain invasive weeds including the noxious Canada Thistle, Johnson Grass, Field Bindwind is a responsibility of the Noblesville trustee. If a complaint is made, the Trustee will investigate to identify the problem; once identified, the landowner must destroy the plants within 5 days from receipt of written notice from the Trustee's office.

Link to the Purdue Extension article on Canada Thistle:

Families with few financial resources or are in a financial crisis can apply for holiday assistance. Holiday meals for an entire family are delivered for both Thanksgiving and Christmas. Christmas gifts for the children also can be provided. The ages and sizes of the children. The number of applicants is limited so you will want to sign up early. The application is available starting October 1 each year.

More to come

Noblesville Township partners with the Noblesville Schools to offer free Summer Recreation Camps. More than 20 camps are available for youth primarily in grades 1-8.

Camps include traditional athletic programming such as basketball, track and field, cross country, tennis, soccer, football and swimming. Other camps may include dance, color guard, archery, synchronized swimming , hiking and adventure camps.

To register, check the www.noblesvilleschools.org website beginning in April of each year. Camps fill up extremely quickly!

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Call the Township Office to learn more about specific services: 317-773-0249 Township Assistance Staff assist Noblesville Township residents who are in crisis and need financial assistance. Click here for income guidelines to see if you generally qualify for assistance. (See Township Assistance tab) Food Pantry During Coronavirus Restrictions: Noblesville Township is providing food bags every ...

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19005 Cumberland Rd.
Noblesville, IN 46060
317-773-4308
https://greenvalley.org/localcommunity/

Hamilton County residents - 1x
month visit only. With Valid ID

Tue/martes: 1-3pm

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1950 E Conner St #1;
Noblesville IN 46060
317-773-2323
https://www.rlcnoblesville.org/

Weekly Visit allowed- Photo ID
& Ham Co resident
proof (utility bill etc.)

Wed/miércoles: 3-5pm

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Loving Hands Food Pantry -Restoration Church

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Loving Hands Food Pantry -Restoration Church

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772 N 10th Street;
Noblesville IN 46060
317-408-6604
http://www.restoration.community/

Open Every Week. Families can
visit every week. Open to Hamilton
County residents. Currently pre-packed boxes and bags. Drive thru only.

Mon/Lunes: 5-7pm

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Participating In The Restoration Of All Things

Restoration Church is a Christ-centered, gospel-saturated located in Noblesville, Indiana that desires to see men and women restored to the purpose and life God has for them. Join us on Sunday mornings at 9:30AM and throughout the week in groups that meet in homes across the city.

Join Us This Sunday!
You can join us for worship in-person and online every Sunday morning at 9:30AM. Restoration Groups, Huddles, and more meet across the city throughout the week.

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Restoration Church is a Christ-centered, gospel-saturated located in Noblesville, Indiana that desires to see men and women restored to the purpose and life God has for them. Join us on Sunday mornings at 9:30AM and throughout the week in groups that meet in homes across the city.

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15755 Allisonville Rd.
Noblesville, IN 46060
317-773-5100
https://thirdphase.org/more-info

Hamilton County Resident - photo ID - 1/every 30 days visit

Tues/martes - Sat/sábado: 1-5pm

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Third Phase, Inc. A Christian Center helping the less fortunate.

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Toiletries, such as deodorants, soaps, shampoos, conditioners, lotions, etc... *Toilet Paper, Plastic bags, paper towels, etc... *Any donation of consumer goods, such as over the counter pain releivers, contact solutions, household goods, Childerens' toys and other thoughtful kind donations are appreciated. Unfortunately, we do not accept matresses or tube style TVs.

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1391 Greenfield Avenue,
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-7608
http://www.svdpnoblesville.org/

Visit every other week. Photo ID and show proof Hamilton County residency (i.e. utility bill).

Wed/miércoles: 10am-1:45pm AND 6:30-7:45pm
Sat/sábado: 9-11:45am

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NOBLECAUSE RESALE SHOP

Our inventory is constantly changing, with new items hitting the floor everyday. We sell clothing, furniture, household goods, toys, books, decor, antiques, collectibles and so much more! Stop in and see us to find a new outfit, a treasure to complete your home or something else unique and exciting!

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NobleCause Resale Shop Where Your Shopping Feeds Families

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NobleCause is a public resale shop, located in the heart of Noblesville, where every purchase you make goes directly to funding our food pantry. Lead by the Noblesville Society of St. Vincent de Paul, our non-denominational, volunteer run, nonprofit organization has been serving those in Hamilton County for almost 35 years.

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First United Methodist Church - Fishers 

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Come to Me Food Pantry (in UMC
Fellowship Hall in South side of
parking lot)

9691 E 116th St.,
Fishers, IN 46037
317-849-1805
https://fishersumc.org/foodpantry/

2x a month visit, Photo ID +
show proof Ham.Co residency
(utility bill). If there's a 5th Wed
in month pantry will be CLOSED

Wed/miércoles: 1-7pm

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The Come To Me Food Pantry will be implementing a drive thru service. FOR HAMILTON COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY, We will have pre packed boxes available according to family size. Diapers are still available and each family may choose toiletries items. We will return to a select your own groceries system as soon as the Health Department allows. We appreciate your patience during this interruption in our regular service.
The "Come-To-Me" Food Pantry opened its doors on October 17th, 2007, as an outreach ministry of Fishers United Methodist Church. Since then the Food Pantry has grown into a community-wide effort helping to feed thousands of individuals and families in Hamilton County. Our goal continues to be to show love and care to those in need by providing once per month a week's supply of food and personal care items. So far over 2 million pounds of food and personal care items have been distributed! It has been an amazing blessing to see the many ways God is providing for this ministry, and how people's lives our being transformed by the love of Christ.

HOURS OF OPERATION

The food pantry is open each Wednesday from 1:00-7:00pm.
Please note: If there is a 5th Wednesday in the month, the food pantry is closed.
The food pantry is located in the Fishers UMC Fellowship Hall building which sits in the south parking lot of the church (9691 E. 116th St.) Individuals and families should enter through the front doors of the building off of IKEA Way. The food pantry is wheelchair accessible.

INFORMATION FOR FAMILIES IN NEED OF FOOD ASSISTANCE:
How Often Can I Receive Food Help? What Is Required to Receive Help? A Photo ID and proof of Hamilton County residency (utility bill) are the only required documentation for Pantry services. Income statements or referrals are not needed. Individuals and families may receive food assistance two times per month on Wednesdays from 1:00-7:00pm.
What Do I Receive? A full weeks worth of food (breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks), laundry, and personal care products are provided to each individual and family.

WAYS YOU CAN HELP CONTRIBUTE TO THIS IMPORTANT MINISTRY:

*Regularly donate food and personal care items.

Suddenly Salad - Caesar or ranch

*Share information about the food pantry with anyone in our community who is in need.

WHERE & WHEN TO DROP OFF DONATIONS:

Donations may be dropped off:

*At the food pantry on Wednesdays between 9:30am and 7:00pm. Simply give the donations to any of our volunteers.

*Give monetarily and use the designated food pantry line.

Thank you very much for all of your donations! (*Don't forget The "Come to Me" Food Pantry is a 501(c)(3) organization, so your donations are tax deductible.)
The food pantry would not be able to help so many people without the generosity of so many groups and organizations such as:
Please contact Linda Williams with any questions at

DONORS

Cornerstone Lutheran Church

Noblesville 1st United Methodist

Emmanuel United Methodist

Fishers Order of Eastern Star

New Hope Church
Journey Lutheran Ministries

Crossroads Community Church

Bethlehem United Methodist

Nexus Valve
Sanctuary Apartments

Christ the Savior - Preschool (Noah's Ark)

Goddard School - 116th Street

Hamilton Southeastern High School

Kindercare - 96th and Lantern

Hamilton County Girl Scouts

MEDIA

Watch one of our special volunteers being surprise by Hamilton county Tourism.

The Rotary Club of Fishers has been a faithful supporter, learn about them giving Here.

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The Come To Me Food Pantry will be implementing a drive thru service. FOR HAMILTON COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY, We will have pre packed boxes available according to family size. Diapers are still available and each family may choose toiletries items. We will return to a select your own groceries system as soon as the Health Department allows.

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NYAP provides professional coordination of services and referral services to students and families of the Noblesville School District.  Casework services to our families are completely confidential. Kids and families are often referred to our services by the schools, police, and court officials.

info@youthassistance.org
(317)804-3019
Contact:
Brandy Egan - Noblesville Early Intervention Advocate
Michelle Schmidt - Noblesville Early Intervention Advocate

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Hamilton County Youth Assistance Program

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Hamilton County Youth Assistance serves as an early intervention advocate for youth ages 3-17 who are facing challenging life circumstances. We take a holistic approach to coordinate our community's vast array of talents, services and resources to help youth and empower parents and caregivers.

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Hamilton County Youth Assistance Program

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Hamilton County Youth Assistance serves as an early intervention advocate for youth ages 3-17 who are facing challenging life circumstances. We take a holistic approach to coordinate our community's vast array of talents, services and resources to help youth and empower parents and caregivers.

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The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville (BGCN) has provided opportunities for youth to enjoy activities and experiences that shape character since 1951. Serving youth from kindergarten to 12th grade, the BGCN provides positive and engaging programs that enrich the lives of a diverse group of members.

Last year, the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville served 2,306 members. No one was turned away because they could not pay the membership fee.

Between the Tom & Soni Sheehan Club, the Community Center, and Camp Crosser, we provide opportunities for children and young adults to enjoy activities and experiences that help shape character and offer new perspectives.

Programs include:
Cooking class
SMART kids
Power Hour
Indiana Kids
Art Club
Club Tech
Tutoring
Keystone Club
STEM
Dance & Drama
Musical Maestros
and More!

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The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville (BGCN) has provided opportunities for youth to enjoy activities and experiences that shape character since 1951. Serving youth from kindergarten to 12th grade, the BGCN provides positive and engaging programs that enrich the lives of a diverse group of members.

Last year, the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville served 2,306 members. No one was turned away because they could not pay the membership fee.

Between the Tom & Soni Sheehan Club, the Community Center, and Camp Crosser, we provide opportunities for children and young adults to enjoy activities and experiences that help shape character and offer new perspectives.

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Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville - Great Futures Start Here

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The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville (BGCN) has provided opportunities for youth to enjoy activities and experiences that shape character since 1951. Serving youth from kindergarten to 12th grade, the BGCN provides positive and engaging programs that enrich the lives of a diverse group of members.

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Serves as first referral for infants and children birth-3rd birthday with, or at risk of, developmental delays. Services include home-based special instruction; occupational, physical and speech therapy; health and social services; and transportation. Serves Marion, Hamilton, Johnson and Tipton Counties.

1776 North Meridian Street,
Suite 300

Indianapolis, IN 46202

(317) 257-2229

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First Steps | ProKids Central Indiana First Steps | United States

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ProKids Central Indiana First Steps provides early intervention therapy for infants and toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities

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Offers free assessments to families with infants up to three months of age to determine what services would be most beneficial. Also offers comprehensive, intensive home-based services to parents who live in Hamilton County. Families are identified during the prenatal or perinatal period; assessment must be completed and services must begin by the time the infant is 3 months old. Services include information and education about caring for an infant and information about community resources. Utilizes a variety of child development and parenting curriculum. Offers monthly parenting groups.

1355 S. 8th St.
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-2897

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Clases de inglés para adultos

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MSD del Municipio de Washington

Dr. Rachel Sever
ENL Program Coordinator
Telefono: (317) 205-3332
Fax: (317) 205-3384

Bienvenido! Este sitio es dedicado a todas las cosas de ENL. Los estudiantes en el programa de ENL entran en cada aspecto del adquisición de una idioma (escuchando, hablando, leyendo, y escribiendo) mientras aprendiendo de un contexto significativo y experiencias autenticas. Creamos que todas idiomas deben ser honoradas como valores a nuestro comunidad académica. Cada cultura, herencia, e idioma nativa son valoradas para comprender más y ofrecen la oportunidad a la comunidad para pensar y ser más consciente sobre el mundo. Aquí, Usted encontrará información para el personal de ENL, salón de clase, maestros, miembros de la comunidad y estudiantes.

Preguntas Frecuentemente Hechas

¿Qué es ENL?

ENL, o Ingles como Nuevo Idioma, es un programa ofrecido por el MSD del Municipio de Washington para los estudiantes quienes han mostrado una necesidad para una instrucción intensiva de Ingles. Los estudiantes inscritos son:

inmersos en hablar, escuchar, leer y escribir

apoyo ofrecido en adecuarse a la vida y cultura Americana

capaz de participar en clases predominante

¿Qué significa todas las siglas?

ESL - Ingles como un Segundo Idioma

ENL - Ingles como un Nuevo Idioma. Después del repaso del programa ESL, el distrito adopto ENL en el otoño del 2009.

ELL - Aprendices del Idioma Ingles

LEP - Ingles Limitado Competencia

LAP - Plan Adquisición del Idioma

¿Cómo es un estudiante ubicado dentro de los servicios de ENL?

Cuando un estudiante se inscribe, es completado una Encuesta del Idioma en Casa/Home Lenguaje Survey. Si esto indica que otro idioma que el Ingles es hablado en casa, el estudiante es evaluado usando el Examen de Ubicación LAS Links. La ubicación en el programa es basado de acuerdo al puntaje.

¿Quién enseña ENL?

Todos los maestros de ENL son especialistas altamente calificados con un licencia de enseñanza certificado por el Departamento de Educación de Indiana.

¿Qué tipo de clases de ENL es ofrecido?

Todo el nivel primario, los estudiantes son ubicados en clases de nivel de grado. El maestro de ENL trabaja con estudiantes dentro de sus clases regulares o en un escenario de retiro de clase.

Los estudiantes secundariamente son evaluados y luego ubicados dentro de las clases de ENL de acuerdo a sus habilidades del idioma. Esto a menudo significa que los estudiantes esta en clases de Comienzo, Intermedio o Avanzado.

Recursos de la Comunidad

Para los Padres de Estudiantes de ENL

Comunidad Latina de Indiana

Contactos Universidad/Instituto

Conexión Ayuda

Gratis, información confidencial acerca de servicios humanos: Llama 211

Clínicas Médicas y Dentales

Centro de Cuidado de Salud Shalom (317) 291-7422

Clínica Gratis Gennesaret (317) 955-0217

Organización de Salud Latina (317) 972-4564

Centro de Salud Pecar (317) 266-2901

Comunidad Cuidado de Ojos Outreach (317) 321-1470

Clínicas Legales

Clínica Legal Cristiana del Vecindario (317) 429-4131

Ministerios del Vecindario Westminister (317) 632-9785

Servicios del Inmigrante

Centro de Bienvenida al Inmigrante (317) 808-2340

Casa Mateo (317) 481-0110

Consulado de México (317) 951-0005

Servicios Asiáticos de Indiana (317) 373-7638

Asistencia de Energía

Comunidad de Acción Gran Indianapolis, Inc. (317) 524-6966

Clases de Ingles para Adultos

Iglesia Luterana Divine Savior (317) 423-8290

Iglesia Misionera Faith (317) 848-1541

Centro Vecindario Glick (317) 293-2600

Industrias Goodwill (317) 524-4388

Centro de Aprendizaje Hilltop (317) 259-5275

Escuelas Publicas Indianapolis (317) 226-4423

Iglesia de Cristo North Central (317) 407-5968

Recursos en Línea y Laboratorios de Aprendizaje

Transporte Público

Servicios de Traducción

Actividades de ejemplo para estudiantes: niveles 1-4 de competencia

Actividades Nivel 1

(apuntar, tocar, dibujar, unir)

Dibuja figuras secuenciales

Une palabras a figuras

Ilustra vocabulario claves

Hace un diccionario de vocabulario personal y bilingüe

Asigna proyectos concretos (mapas, construye un modelo, experimentos,...)

Usa juegos y rompecabezas

Usa tablas, gráficos, mapas y figuras

Actividades Nivel 2

(¿que es esto?, ¿donde esta...?)

Recuenta una experiencia o lección a un compañero, maestro o grabadora

Dicta una historia

Une palabras con ejemplos

Clasifica palabras o objetos

Describe figuras

Cuenta a alguien mas como hacer una actividad

Actividades Nivel 3

(describe, cuéntame acerca de, que sucede, ¿cuando...?)

Usa un diccionario para encontrar palabras guías, definiciones, pronunciación u oraciones con palabras en contexto

Usa hojas de trabajos de la clase. Trabaja uno a uno para explicar conceptos, idioma y formato. Provee ejemplos concretos.

Hace que el estudiante resuma una lectura o dialogo mientras otro estudiante o ayudante lo escriba

Resalta un lección, historia o lectura

Actividades Nivel 4

(¿por que?, ¿que pasaría si...?)

Usa recursos (biblioteca, Internet, expositores invitados) para escribir un reporte

Llena los espacios en blancos usando vocabulario

Une palabras con definiciones

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ENL En Español - MSD Washington Township

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Inglés como un Nuevo Idioma MSD del Municipio de Washington In English Dr. Rachel Sever ENL Program Coordinator Telefono: (317) 205-3332 Fax: (317) 205-3384 Bienvenido! Este sitio es dedicado a todas las cosas de ENL. Los estudiantes en el programa de ENL entran en cada aspecto del adquisición de una idioma (escuchando, hablando, leyendo, y escribiendo) ...

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English Classes at Grace Church Care Center

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English Classes at Grace Church Care Center

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English classes will resume in January. Anyone who would like to attend will need to be tested. Testing will be in December, please check back for more information as we get closer to December.

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The Choice Food Pantry is the first step to get help at the Care Center. Using the pantry weekly will allow us to get to know you more and see how we can help you with other programs and services of the Care Center.
Grace Care Center Hours of Operation
Monday & Tuesdays 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
(Waiting Room opens at 5:00 p.m.)

Wednesdays 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
(Waiting Room opens at 8:30 a.m.)

Make a reservation to come inside and shop

Make a Reservation
*Reservations are not required, but highly recommended.

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Open three days a week, the Grace Care Center offers a variety of services for you in a season of need. The food pantry in Indianapolis is one of the only food pantries that offers you choice in your experience. Our Care Center and Choice Food pantry are open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

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Main Campus Location & Hours

1155 S. High School Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana 46241

The Adult Education office is located at the Ben Davis University campus. Enter through door #2.

Office: 317-988-7975 | Fax ​317-858-2385

Hours: Monday-Thursday - 8:30 AM-8:30 PM, Friday - 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

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Main Campus Location & Hours 1155 S. High School Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana 46241 The Adult Education office is located at the Ben Davis University campus. Enter through door #2. Office: 317-988-7975 | Fax ​317-858-2385 Hours: Monday-Thursday - 8:30 AM-8:30 PM, Friday - 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

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A free high school for adults with a year-round schedule offered in five, eight-week terms to help you earn your diploma faster.

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Designed to meet the needs of adults, The Excel Center helps students get ready for life after high school by earning college credits and industry-recognized certifications - all at no cost.

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Designed to meet the needs of adults, The Excel Center helps students get ready for life after high school by earning college credits and industry-recognized certifications - all at no cost.

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Provides pro-bono legal representation and preventive law education to low income Indiana families and low income immigrants who have a household income below 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Accepts non-income-producing civil cases, such as tax disputes, child custody, housing, landlord/tenant issues, debt/bankruptcy, guardianship, immigrant issues, public benefits and other civil matters. NCLC is also a low income tax clinic and a HUD Housing Counseling Agency

Call for locations
(317) 415-5337

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151 N. Delaware St. Suite 1800 Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 614-5304

Provides pro-bono services to indigent Hamilton county residents.

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Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office (Child Support/DNA)

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Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office (Child Support/DNA)

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One Hamilton County Square Suite 134, Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 776-8595

Provides establishment and enforcement of child support orders, establishment of paternity and interstate establishment and enforcement.

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615 N. Alabama St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 631-9410

Offers free legal assistance and representation to low income residents of Marion and surrounding Counties and possible sliding scale for those over the pro-bono guidelines. Attorneys assist, counsel and represent qualified persons in civil, non-fee generating cases. Appointments are available Monday-Friday. Registration fee is $5; no attorney fees

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Services: Legal Representation; Consultation; Advice.
Legal Areas: Family law, Consumer law, Senior law, Housing issues, Public benefits
Eligibility: Income up to 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (up to 200% in certain circumstances).
Screening: Office hours: Monday-Friday 8:30-5:00. Intake hours: Telephone: Monday through Friday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. Walk-ins: Emergency only during office hours.
Counties Served: Boone Decatur Delaware Fayette Franklin Hamilton Hancock Hendricks Henry Johnson Madison Marion Randolph Rush Shelby Union Wayne
Phone: (317) 631-9410 Second Phone: (800) 869-0212 (toll free)
Intake Phone: (844) 243-8570 (toll free)
Fax: 317-631-9775
Notes: Spanish speaking staff available.
Google Maps for directions here.

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Services: Legal Representation; Consultation; Advice. Legal Areas: Family law, Consumer law, Senior law, Housing issues, Public benefits Eligibility: Income up to 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (up to 200% in certain circumstances). Screening: Office hours: Monday-Friday 8:30-5:00. Intake hours: Telephone: Monday through Friday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm.

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15325 Herriman Blvd.
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-0380

Provides emergency food assistance referral to network of neighborhood pantries for area residents in need. Provides people of all ages transportation to medical appointments within Hamilton County. Cannot accommodate wheelchairs. Patrons must be able to transfer self and be mobile.

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Janus - Transportation for Hamilton County

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Janus - Transportation for Hamilton County

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1555 Westfield Rd.
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-8717

With 24 hours prior notification can provide transportation to appointments in Noblesville. Fee each way

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1105 S. 10th St.
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 776-2603

Administers TANF, Food Stamps and Hoosier Healthwise/Medicaid programs in Hamilton Co.

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Local office

Hamilton County Division of Family Resources
1101 S. 10th St.
Noblesville, IN 46060-3560

Telephone/fax number: 800-403-0864
Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Regional Manager: Penelope Yoho
Deputy Regional Manager: Donna Meadlo

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Local office Hamilton County Division of Family Resources 1101 S. 10th St.Noblesville, IN 46060-3560 Telephone/fax number: 800-403-0864 Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Regional Manager: Penelope Yoho Deputy Regional Manager: Donna Meadlo

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Mental Health Services with Interpreters (Madison County)

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These are 2 health centers located in Madison county. Both health centers have interpreters for Spanish-speaking families.

Meridian Health Services

1547 Ohio Ave Anderson, IN 46016

765-641-0255

Jane Pauley

Community Health Center

1210 Medical arts Blvd. Suite 300

Anderson, IN 46011

765 400 2140

765 400 2165

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Track and receive alerts regarding your student's bus route. Download the app from your Apple or Android store.

Our district access code is: NOB53132022

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Health Care for Children and Pregnant Women

Click here for more information:
www.in.gov/medicaid

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Has your family’s income been affected by COVID-19?  Emergency Rent and Utilities Assistance is available!

Start your application today by visiting www.HCTAindiana.com

HC RAP CALL CENTER: 317-618-3125
info@hctaindiana.com
M-F: 10a – 6p

Noblesville Township can help with:

Paper application pickup/drop off

Phone assistance by appointment only

Do you need help with rent or utilities?

If you are behind in rent, have a disconnect notice, or in dire need of other assistance, we may be able to help.
836 Division Street
Noblesville, IN 46060
ph: 317-773-0249
fax: 317-773-0250
https://www.noblesvilletownshiptrustee.com/

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Start your application today by visiting www.HCTAindiana.com

HC RAP CALL CENTER: 317-618-3125
info@hctaindiana.com
M-F: 10a - 6p

Noblesville Township can help with:

Paper application pickup/drop off

Phone assistance by appointment only

Do you need help with rent or utilities?

If you are behind in rent, have a disconnect notice, or in dire need of other assistance, we may be able to help.

CLICK HERE for eligibility, required documents and other information.

Are you interested in renting the Community Center?

Rent the Community Center for birthday parties, family gatherings, classes and other activities any day of the week.

CLICK HERE for more details and to view a sample contract. Call the Township Office for available dates: 317-773-0249

To learn about government finance for political subdivisions, see Gateway's Online Dashboard: https://gateway.ifionline.org/public/FD/overview.aspx

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Has your family's income been affected by COVID-19? Emergency Rent and Utilities Assistance is available! Start your application today by visiting www.HCTAindiana.com HC RAP CALL CENTER: 317-618-3125 info@hctaindiana.com M-F: 10a - 6p Noblesville Township can help with: Paper application pickup/drop off Phone assistance by appointment only Do you need help with rent or utilities?

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Career-Technical Education
J. Everett Light Career Center is dedicated to providing programs that allow local high school students to explore their passion in an innovative, hands-on, and real-world environment.

JELCC provides over 22 different, career-focused classes for high school students, using a hands-on, holistic approach. This allows students to create, explore, and solve problems, all while preparing them for post-secondary college and future careers.

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We are so proud of our JELCC students and want to shine light on our students and programs!

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A vital service that connects millions of people to help each year,  including essential needs COVID-19 resources, and more! Just enter your zip code to get started!

¡Un servicio vital que conecta a millones de personas para ayudar cada año, incluidas las necesidades esenciales, recursos COVID-19 y más! ¡Simplemente ingrese su código postal para comenzar!

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211 connects you to expert, caring help. Every call is completely confidential.

What are you looking for today?

This phone call has given me more hope than I ever thought possible. I have been beaten down for so long and told that I could never be anything. Just talking with you meant even more than all the resources you gave me.

United Way of Central Maryland 211 Client

Referrals to help and resources were made by the 211 network in 2022.

If it were not for your help, I don't know what I would have done without food. It's been too dangerous to go out and I can't afford to be at risk.

211 Miami Client

Average increase in 211 call volume throughout 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic.

211 saved my life. It was below freezing, and I had nowhere to sleep. They helped me find a place to stay and create a plan to get my life back.

Cleveland 211 Client

People call 211 for assistance with housing, homelessness, and utility bills every year.

Partner with Us

Whether you provide local services, operate a national non-profit, or represent a company that wants to help more people, 211 can help. Across the country, 211s are vital partners to hundreds of organizations, businesses, and government agencies.

Learn more about our work with partners like the Ad Council, IBM, Lyft, SingleCare, and join us today.

Not sure where to start? We can help. Call 211

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Get help paying bills, finding food, and locating other resources near you. Call 211 now for confidential help from a caring expert.

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We focus on transforming the lives of children and their families experiencing homelessness, or at risk of homelessness, by partnering with interfaith congregations and community groups to provide temporary housing and stability services.

Click here for more information:
www.familypromisehamiltoncountyin.org

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2023-24 School Year Calendar

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El calendario para este año escolar: 2023-24

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Noblesville Learn to Swim: Offers group swim lessons at Noblesville High School or the Forest Park Aquatic Center. Lessons for Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced.

Registration can be done on their website at:
www.teamunify.com

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Thank you for choosing Noblesville Schools - click here to get information on our enrollment process.

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Thank you for choosing Noblesville Schools, a nationally-recognized district with an innovative approach to learning. We're excited to welcome your child and be a part of their educational journey. Our academic excellence, caring staff, commitment to what's best for students and creative opportunities mean there are many fun adventures ahead! Kindergarten Age and Early Entrance
Children must be at least five years of age on or before August 1, 2022 in order to enroll for kindergarten. If your child will be five after August 1, but on or before October 1, 2022 they can be considered for early entrance.

Children who will turn six on or after August 2, 2022, may be considered for early entrance to first grade.

For more information on kindergarten and first grade early entrance, please click .
How and Where to Enroll
lease complete the enrollment link below for the school your child will attend. This will begin the enrollment process and you will be contacted regarding next steps. If you are not sure which school your child will attend, please refer to our school boundary map .
Para obtener ayuda en español, por favor comuníquese con la coordinadora bilingüe, Wendy Nelson por teléfono al 317-773-3171 ext 10605 o por correo electrónico a: wendy_nelson@nobl.k12.in.us
C omplete one of the following links to begin the enrollment process:

Students entering grades preschool through 5, complete the link below that corresponds to your child's home school:

Students entering grades 6 through 8:

You will receive an email response explaining the next steps.
Para obtener ayuda en español, por favor comuníquese con la coordinadora bilingüe, Wendy Nelson por teléfono al 317-773-3171 ext 10605 o por correo electrónico a: Required Enrollment Documentation wendy_nelson@nobl.k12.in.us
If you are not sure which school your child will attend, please refer to our school boundary map .
Provide one item from the list below to verify the parent/guardian's identity:
(1) Your Child's Birth Certificate

(2) Proof of Identity Documents
Provide one item from the list below with the parent/guardian's name and Noblesville address:

Driver's license or state ID card

Permanent resident card

Employment authorization card

Passport or passport card

Original or certified copy of birth certificate

Consular report of birth abroad

Note: Partial residency documents are only accepted in the most extreme circumstances. Residency procedures do not apply to students experiencing homelessness.
(3) Proof of Residency Documents

Utility bill (within 30 days of enrollment date)

Residence mortgage, lease, deed or contract

(4) Guardianship Documents (if applicable)

Court ordered guardianship documents

Court ordered custody documents

Court ordered restraint documents

Kindergarten Assessment and Orientation
(5) Immunization Records

Please be aware of immunization requirements and visit the Immunization Information page for immunization details and go to the Medical Forms page for information about medications at school. If you have any medical concerns or questions, please contact the school nurse at your student's school.
More Information
Kindergarten assessments evaluate where each student is academically and socially, and will give your kindergarten teacher a chance to meet your child and best prepare for their arrival. Assessments take place in late spring/summer and you will receive more details from your student's school after you have completed enrollment.
We are Noblesville Schools Video Noblesville Schools Overview Noblesville Schools Awards and Accolades
Once you enroll, you will also receive additional information regarding kindergarten orientation. Orientation will answer many of your questions about kindergarten, including riding the bus, eating lunch in the cafeteria and much more!

To learn more about what makes Noblesville Schools so special, visit these links below

For information about how we are ensuring the health and safety of our students and staff during COVID, please visit our COVID Resource Area .

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Documents & Enrollment Information / New Student Enrollment

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Gracias por elegir las escuelas de Noblesville. Haga clic aquí para obtener información sobre nuestro proceso de inscripción.

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Thank you for choosing Noblesville Schools, a nationally-recognized district with an innovative approach to learning. We're excited to welcome your child and be a part of their educational journey. Our academic excellence, caring staff, commitment to what's best for students and creative opportunities mean there are many fun adventures ahead!
Kindergarten and New Student Enrollment for 2023-24
New student enrollment is handled virtually. See below for more information and how to start the enrollment process.
How and Where to Enroll
For Little Millers Preschool information and registration, please go here .

Students entering grades preschool through 5 :
Para obtener ayuda en español, por favor comuníquese con la coordinadora bilingüe, Wendy Nelson por teléfono al 317-773-3171 ext 10605 o por correo electrónico a: wendy_nelson@nobl.k12.in.us anden_mehringer@nobl.k12.in.us Hazel Dell 2023-24 Enrollment Link
Please contact the school your child will attend using the information below to start the enrollment process. If you are not sure which school your child will attend, please refer to our school boundary map .

Hazel Dell - Anden Mehringer
jan_hartzell@nobl.k12.in.us Hinkle Creek 2023-24 Enrollment Link
317-773-2914 ext. 22100

Hinkle Creek - Jan Hartzell
stacie_zech@nobl.k12.in.us Noble Crossing 2023-24 Enrollment Link
317-776-0840 ext. 24102

Noble Crossing - Stacie Zech
kristen_scheib@nobl.k12.in.us North 2023-24 Enrollment Link
317-773-2850 ext. 26101

North - Kristen Scheib
kelli_trowbridge@nobl.k12.in.us Promise Road 2023-24 Enrollment Link
317-773-0482 ext. 28100

Promise Road - Kelli Trowbridge
melinda_atwood@nobl.k12.in.us Stony Creek 2023-24 Enrollment Link
317-773-7060 ext. 20102

Stony Creek - Melinda Atwood
deborah_bullard@nobl.k12.in.us White River 2023-24 Enrollment Link
317-773-0582 ext. 30102

White River - Deborah Bullard

317-770-2080
alice_mcbride@nobl.k12.in.us NEMS 2023-24 Enrollment Form
Students entering grades 6-8 :

Noblesville East Middle School - Alice McBride
gena_vogelgesang@nobl.k12.in.us NWMS 2023-24 Enrollment Form
317-773-0782 ext. 16121

Noblesville West Middle School - Gena Vogelgesang

317-776-7792 ext. 18121

Students entering grades 9-12 :
leeann_parish@nobl.k12.in.us
Please contact the high school registrar:

Noblesville High School - Leeann Parish
Para obtener ayuda en español, por favor comuníquese con la coordinadora bilingüe, Wendy Nelson por teléfono al 317-773-3171 ext 10605 o por correo electrónico a: wendy_nelson@nobl.k12.in.us
317-773-4680, ext. 12124

If you are not sure which school your child will attend, please refer to our school boundary map .

Required Enrollment Documentation
(1) Your Child's Birth Certificate

(2) Proof of Identity Documents
Provide one item from the list below to verify the parent/guardian's identity:

Driver's license or state ID card

Permanent resident card

Employment authorization card

Passport or passport card

Original or certified copy of birth certificate

Consular report of birth abroad

(3) Proof of Residency Documents
Provide one item from the list below with the parent/guardian's name and Noblesville address:

Utility bill (within 30 days of enrollment date)

Residence mortgage, lease, deed or contract

Note: Partial residency documents are only accepted in the most extreme circumstances. Residency procedures do not apply to students experiencing homelessness.

(4) Guardianship Documents (if applicable)
Noblesville Schools Academic Excellence Noblesville Schools Awards and Accolades Student Handbooks

Court ordered guardianship documents

Court ordered custody documents

Court ordered restraint documents

(5) Immunization Records

Please be aware of immunization requirements and visit the Health Services page for immunization details and information about medications at school. If you have any medical concerns or questions, please contact the school nurse at your student's school.

More Information To learn more about what makes Noblesville Schools so special, visit these links below

We are Noblesville Schools Video

Noblesville Schools Overview

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Documents & Enrollment Information / New Student Enrollment 2023-2024

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Parents are encouraged to be active participants in their child’s school/ All visitors, including parents and community members, must provide a photo ID before entering the school building and report directly to the office. Additionally, a background check is required for event volunteers.

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We are pleased to announce that as part of our COVID protocol updates Noblesville Schools will now be fully welcoming parent volunteers back into our building.

Parents are encouraged to be active participants in their child's school community. All visitors, including parents and community members, must provide a photo ID before entering the school building and report directly to the office.

School administration reserves the right to deny access based on certain circumstances such as lockdowns and other safety concerns. In order to ensure student safety, using the guidelines below, Noblesville Schools requires background checks for visitors and volunteers. Background checks need to be submitted at least two weeks prior to an event.

New/Expired Applicants

If you are interested in joining our district as a visitor/volunteer or are re-applying after an expired background report, please click HERE.

All school visitors are required to have a comprehensive national background check on file that will include monitoring through our Arrest Alert system. This includes parents participating in field trips or field day activities, volunteering in the classroom, attending classroom parties or joining their child for lunch, or anytime there is interaction with students other than their own.

Arrest Alert will continuously monitor for arrests anywhere within the United States so that we can better evaluate visitor safety in between background check periods. Because of this enhancement, visitors will now renew background checks every six years, rather than every two years.

Background checks cost $18.95 and need to be submitted at least two weeks prior to visiting the school/event.

Current Cleared Visitors/Volunteers

As is current practice, pre-registration and background screening will be required for visitors to the school office and to select schoolwide programs that are held during the school day (ex. Veteran's Day programs.) Schools will provide additional details on this as events occur.

If you currently have been approved for a Level 2 background check, you will receive an email with a link to complete an application for a Level 3 background check. This will be required if you want to volunteer or visit our schools for the 2021-22 school year.

If you currently have an active Level 3 background check, you will not need to renew your application until you receive a message alerting you that your background check is going to expire.

We encourage all parents to actively participate in their child's school community. Any families needing financial assistance with background checks should contact the Assistant Superintendent of HR/Safety, via email at heather_hendrich@nobl.k12.in.us.

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Safety / Current Volunteer/Visitor Status

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We are pleased to announce that as part of our COVID protocol updates Noblesville Schools will now be fully welcoming parent volunteers back into our building. Parents are encouraged to be active participants in their child's school community. All visitors, including parents and community members, must provide a photo ID before entering the school building and report directly to the office.

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The 2022-2023 school year starts on Monday August 1.

Reference our Back to School Guide for the latest school updates, what's new this year, and answers to common back-to-school questions.

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The 2022-2023 school year starts on Monday August 1.

Reference our Back to School Guide for the latest school updates, what's new this year, and answers to common back-to-school questions.

Also, don't miss the Back to School Stadium BASH July 29 5-8PM at our new Beaver Stadium! We'll be celebrating the new school year and the grand opening of our new stadium with food, sports, games, giveaways and fun!

Back to School Guide

NOBLESVILLE SCHOOLS | 2022-2023

Students return to school Monday, August 1, 2022. Elementary schools are in session 7:35am-2:35pm. Middles and NHS are in session 8:40am-3:40pm.

Class Schedules + Orientations

Elementary students will learn their class assignment during their school's Meet the Teacher night on Thursday, July 28 from 4-6PM. Your school will send additional back to school information and details.

Middle school parents will receive specifics from their school regarding open houses (July 25, 26) and Meet the Teacher events (early August).

Education is the heart of our mission and making enhancements to drive academic results is an ongoing commitment. Visit the new academic area of our website for a deep dive into our curriculum, assessments, teaching, and learning. Want to follow your student's classwork? Sign up for a Canvas parent account.

Transportation + New Bus Tracking App

Bus routes will be finalized the week prior to school starting. When routes are finalized, parents will receive an email to check our online portal for specific route information. Buses typically run late on the first few days of school as we learn routes and parents take pictures. Students will not be in trouble for arriving late to school due to the bus.

New this year we are utilizing the MyView app by Zonar to allow parents to track and receive alerts regarding their child's bus. Download in the app store and enter access code NOB53132022.

Miller Explorers Before/After School Care

Back to School BASH + Beaver Stadium Grand Opening

This year our biggest party will also be the grand opening of our new Beaver Stadium! Enjoy more food, games, sports, giveaways, music and vendors at the Back to School Stadium BASH Friday, July 29 from 5-8pm. The BASH will be at the new Beaver Stadium 1779 Field Drive and attendees should plan to park at Noblesville High School, Noblesville East Middle School or the Noblesville Schools Community Center. We can't wait to see you there!

Please note that the federal government is no longer providing free school meals. Breakfast is $1.50 and lunch is $2.25 (elementary) and $2.50 (secondary). Free meals and reduced rates are available based on income. Go to learn more about free/reduced services. Visit K12 Payment Center to make lunch account payments. Visit food services on our website for menus and more.

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Mandatory Re-Enrollment

Visitor + Volunteer Background Checks

Required Immunizations + COVID Protocols

State mandated immunizations must be completed for students to attend school. New immunizations are required for incoming kindergartners, sixth graders and seniors. For more information go . Questions? Contact our school nurses. You're invited to to join us at an immunization clinic on August 17 from 3-6pm at the Noblesville Schools Educational Services Center 18025 River Road.

New Superintendent Dr. Daniel Hile

Miller Mall Spirit Wear + Gifts

Support staff keep our schools running and we need food servers, bus drivers, classroom assistants and custodians. Learn more about our opportunities and benefits

Going to build a strong foundation, going to explore, going to achieve success, going to have fun. At Noblesville Schools, we offer hundreds of academic opportunities, extracurriculars, and resources to best prepare students for wherever their dreams and goals may take them. Going to Noblesville Schools means our students are going places. #goingplaces

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Meal Pricing

The Nutrition & Food Service Department runs independently within the school district. We operate under the USDA federally funded National School Lunch Program to provide nutritious and appealing meals for students. Emergency pandemic funding has not been extended and meals will go back to the paid price.

Breakfast for all = $1.50 ($.30 reduced)

Lunch for Elementary = $2.25 ($.40 reduced)

Lunch for Secondary = $2.50 ($.40 reduced)

If you need assistance covering the cost of school meals, a meal benefit application will become available in July. Families that fall within the USDA's income thresholds can receive assistance. More information will be posted in July.

Click here to apply for the Free or Reduced Price Lunch:
https://www.lunchapplication.com/

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Welcome to Nutrition & Food Services
Information Guide- English
Information Guide- Spanish
Now Hiring
Looking for an opportunity to give back to your community? Looking for something that works well with your children’s schedule? We are looking for part-time kitchen employees. Most jobs are 4-5 hour…

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You can now make payments, view balances, apply for the Free or Reduced Price Lunch program from your computer or mobile phone.

Click to get started including:

Adding money to your student's lunch account

Checking their account balance

View meals and purchased items

Apply for the Free or Reduced Price Lunch program

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Pay your school fees and add money to meal accounts from anywhere, any time.

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Building champions through our community values.

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Noblesville Swim Club teaches the value of hard work, sportsmanship, and team spirit through
swimming.

Vision Statement:
To be a premier competitive swimming program that maximizes the individual talent of swimmers, parents, and coaches. To teach all participants the life skills of self-confidence, discipline, hard work, sportsmanship, and team spirit to be carried with them throughout their lifetime. To provide a safe environment for all participants through adherence to athlete protection policies and guidelines.

Click here for more information: www.teamunify.com

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You have lots of career opportunities to consider. What makes the difference between an average place to work and a great one like Noblesville Schools? CULTURE. Learn more about ours, including social opportunities, employee recognition, compensation, community, and more.

Click to get started: www.noblesvilleschools.org

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Noblesville United Soccer Club (NUSC) is a Community Soccer Program for kids 4 years and 8 months of age to 18 years of age and is geared toward the soccer player that wants to enjoy and learn the game of soccer while having fun.
Please click here for more info:
noblesvilleunited.com

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Noblesville Youth Baseball provides quality baseball programs to children of all abilities ages 3 through 6th grade in the community.

We seek to develop and maintain a fun environment while building healthy relationships among all athletes, coaches, parents, and volunteers.  In addition, we strive to develop and improve baseball skills and knowledge through competitive and noncompetitive environments, player camps and clinics, coaches training, and parent education programs. The children are the top priority - values are stressed through the following:

Building positive self-images

Learning to work as a part of a team - teamwork

Development of social skills with other children and adults

Learning respect for others

Development of good sportsmanship

Please click here for more information: www.noblesvillebaseball.org

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Our Noblesville swim lessons are for swimmers of all skills, ages, and abilities. Our indoor, heated pool allows swimmers to learn in an environment that is comfortable and safe. All swimming lessons at our Noblesville facility are year-round, continuous classes, therefore enrollment is always open.

Financial assistance may be available for qualifying families through the Hope Floats program.

Please click here for more information: stonycreekswimcenter.com

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Play soccer at Hoosier FC!

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide high-caliber training, playing opportunities and support to our players on and off the field that result in personal excellence, pride and humility in the game of soccer and beyond.

Click here for more information:
www.hoosierfc.com

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Success starts young! That’s why the YMCA of Fishers advocates for helping children through all phases of their youth development.

Our youth development programs include child care programs that teach children essential social skills and values, giving them the foundations they’ll need to flourish.

Youth swim lessons build confidence and save lives, while youth sports teach fundamentals and instill in children the importance of a healthy, active lifestyle.

Leadership and college preparation programs, such as mentoring and Y Achievers, help older kids develop their talents, give back to the community, and become healthy, engaged adults.

Please click here for more information on programs: indy.recliquecore.com

Main Website: indymca.org

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Noblesville Schools uses VersaTrans e-Link, an online transportation information system, to allow parents to find bus stop locations, bus numbers, and approximate pick-up and drop-off times for their children.

You will be able to access your child’s bus route information here by following these instructions. You must have your student ID (lunch number) number to be able to use this program. It is located in the PowerSchool parent portal.

Elink-Info
1. Visit the e-Link portal: versatrans.nobl.k12.in.us

2. For the User Name you will enter in your child’s Student ID Number. If you sign into the PowerSchool Parent Portal (Click here to log into PowerSchool), at the top of the home page for Grades and Attendance you will see your child's Student ID Number.

3. For the Password you will enter your child’s Student ID Number a second time.

4. You will then click on “Login”

5. Click on “Students” and then click on “View My Students”

6. You will then click on your child’s name which will take you to a screen displaying your child's bus number, bus stop location, as well as their bus pick-up and drop-off times.

*Please keep in mind that due to road conditions, traffic, and other unforeseen circumstances, these times may vary by a few minutes on either side.

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Noblesville Schools Powerschool Parent Portal

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Noblesville Schools Powerschool Parent Portal

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The Powerschool Parent Portal is an online portal accessible anywhere on the web that parents can log in to and see all of their children in one place including:

classroom grades

assignments

test scores

attendance

schedules

yearly enrollment forms

You can also use PowerSchool for Parents to register to receive email alerts for grades, attendance, assignments, and more.

Click here to create your account or log in:
noblesville.powerschool.com

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Noblesville Housing Authority of Hamilton County

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Noblesville Housing Authority of Hamilton County

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The mission of the Noblesville Housing Authority is to promote adequate and affordable housing, economic opportunity, and a suitable living environment free from discrimination.

Please click here for more information:
www.gonha.org

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Search for rental listings on view waiting list status for housing assistance programs.

Click here: www.assistancecheck.com

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This site is designed to allow you to work with us on-line for your convenience. Commonly requested tasks can be accomplished and information can be obtained by using this secure site. Users must sign in to make requests or view personal information.

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Assistance Connect - HAPPY Software, an MRI Software Company

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This site is designed to allow you to work with us on-line for your convenience. Commonly requested tasks can be accomplished and information can be obtained by using this secure site. Users must sign in to make requests or view personal information.

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Covering Kids and Families - Free Insurance Help

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Covering Kids and Families - Free Insurance Help

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Get free, expert help with healthcare coverage and insurance.  Connect with your local Covering Kids & Families and schedule an appointment today!

Click here to get started: www.ckfindiana.org

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Need help with health insurance? Covering Kids & Families offers free help learning about insurance options and signing up for insurance.

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Immigrant Welcome Center - Counseling Services in Spanish

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Immigrant Welcome Center - Counseling Services in Spanish

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We are Immigrant Welcome Center (IWC) — a non-profit community organization dedicated to empowering Indy’s immigrants by connecting them to the people, places, and resources they need in order to thrive.

Through our various programs, each of which addresses various social, civic, and economic integration efforts, we empower Indy’s immigrants to successfully adapt and integrate.

No matter where you’re from or what language you speak, you are welcome here.

Click here to get started: www.immigrantwelcomecenter.org

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Gurinder Kaur is a servant leader, compassionate advocate for equity, and champion for social justice.

Gurinder was born and brought up in New Delhi, India. Her formative years were influenced by her middle-class working parents-both teachers. As a Sikh, Gurinder learned the principles of seva, which means selfless service for altruistic purposes on behalf of, and for the betterment of a community, early in her life. Gurinder endeavors to make an impact on the lives of those who need it most through her service on the boards of local nonprofits and by working in the community gardens to provide fresh produce to food-insecure neighbors in south Indy.

Professionally Gurinder trained as a physical therapist in India and arrived to work at Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn, Michigan in the early 1990s on an H1B visa. She fondly remembers the day her plane was preparing to land at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport, and she saw white clouds on the ground. As she stepped outside, the bitter cold Michigan winter wind hit her face and she realized that the white cloud on the ground was snow. Gurinder still is amazed by the snow to this day.

Gurinder earned her post-professional master's degree in physical therapy from the University of Indianapolis in 1995. In October 1999, Gurinder became a proud citizen of the United States of America. In 2001, Gurinder earned her master's in public health from the Fairbanks School of Public Health. Since then, she has worked in leadership roles in public health, nonprofit, and most recently in higher education at the University of Indianapolis. Gurinder is the proud mother of two children. She enjoys walking on the canal towpath near the 100 Acre Woods, reading, and doing yoga.

In her role as the CEO of Immigrant Welcome Center, Gurinder focuses on initiatives to increase community-wide awareness of the rich cultural and ethnic diversity that our new immigrant and refugee neighbors bring to the City of Indianapolis. She is excited to work with the board and key stakeholders to clearly describe the impact of barriers and challenges that our new neighbors face and work with policymakers to identify and implement innovative solutions to address these challenges.

Gurinder serves on the board of the Indiana Public Health Association as well as WFYI's Community Advisory Board.

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Gurinder Kaur is a servant leader, compassionate advocate for equity, and champion for social justice. Gurinder was born and brought up in New Delhi, India. Her formative years were influenced by her middle-class working parents-both teachers.

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Miller Explorers Before and After School Care Program

As a part of Noblesville Schools, we are happy to have the opportunity to provide before and after-school services for the students (K-6) enrolled in Noblesville Schools.

Our mission is to inspire students to create, discover, and imagine. We cultivate a culture of inclusivity, community, connection, and respect through hands-on, exploratory-based learning experiences.

Hour of Operation

6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (excluding school day hours)

Please click here for more information:
www.noblesvilleschools.org

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The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville (BGCN) has provided opportunities for youth to enjoy activities and experiences that shape character since 1951. Serving youth from kindergarten to 12th grade, the BGCN provides positive and engaging programs that enrich the lives of a diverse group of members.

Please click here for more information on their after school programs: bgcni.org

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Noblesville Schools Little Millers Preschool

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Noblesville Schools Little Millers Preschool

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Our mission at Little Millers Preschool is to foster students' social, emotional, and academic success and instill a love of learning in a nurturing, safe, and inclusive environment.

We believe:

Every student is valued, respected, and welcome

Learning happens through exploration

Social-emotional skills are critical components of development

A love of learning happens through collaboration with parent

For more information about the Little Millers Preschool including program hours, tuition costs, calendar, and our curriculum, please review our Little Millers Preschool Guidelines.

Click here for more information: www.noblesvilleschools.org

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White River Sports exists to connect every life to Jesus through the vehicle of sports. As a ministry of White River Christian Church, we offer sports and wellness programs to kids and families who seek and desire to be a part of recreational opportunities in our community.

Please click here for more information: www.wrcc.org/sports/

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For information on  Noblesville Babe Ruth Baseball please click here: www.noblesvillebaberuthbaseball.com

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Youth Softball League in Noblesville
For ages 4-18 years old
Phone: (317) 296-4563

Click here for more information:
www.noblesvillesoftball.com

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1. Trinity Free Clinic - Our Lady of Mount Carmel
1045 West 146th St. Ste B
Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317.819.0772
Call for an appointment
www.trinityfreeclinic.org/
Sports physicals for youths and adult physicals provided. Please bring sport forms with you for your appointment

2. Heart and Soul Clinic
202 Penn St.
Westfield, IN 46072
Phone: 317.804.5782
Call for an appointment
www.heartandsoulclinic.org/care
Sports physicals for youths and adult physicals provided. Please bring sport forms with you for your appointment

3. The Hope Clinic in Cicero - Hope Family Care Clinic
270 West Jackson St
Cicero, IN 46034
Phone: 317.984.3444
www.hopefamilycare.org
Adult physicals and sport physicals provided. Please bring sport forms with you for your appointment.

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At Trinity Free Clinic, our culture is one of inclusion-for our patients, our staff, our communities, and our more than 300 volunteers. We believe that diversity of caregivers ensures better care of diverse patient populations. We do not tolerate discrimination in race, religion, nationality, culture, age, gender, or sexual orientation.

We value and encourage cultural competence-which helps us respond appropriately to the needs of patients with varying backgrounds, in a way that recognizes differences and allows individuals to feel respected and valued-so that we may serve all equally and with respect.

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At Trinity Free Clinic, our culture is one of inclusion-for our patients, our staff, our communities, and our more than 300 volunteers. We believe that diversity of caregivers ensures better care of diverse patient populations. We do not tolerate discrimination in race, religion, nationality, culture, age, gender, or sexual orientation.

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Our services are designed to nourish early childhood development and foster long-term learning and social skills through:

Education

Comprehensive health services

Active family involvement

Family support services such as employment counseling, literacy education, and crisis intervention

Contact: 317-803-3803

To be considered for Head Start, children must be 3 or 4 years old on or before September 8th prior to September enrollment AND from families who are at or below the federal poverty income guidelines. Five-year-olds who are not eligible for public kindergarten may also be accepted. Family Development Services also welcomes children with special needs and disabilities.

Families with children up to 3 years old may be considered for Early Head Start if the family meets federal low-income guidelines and the parent is enrolled in school or employed full time.

Family Development Services does not provide transportation services.

Click here for enrollment information: fds.org/about-us/enroll/

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Our loving teachers, staff and volunteers provide a safe and nourishing environment for children - we feed their mind with curriculum-based education, their body with healthy food, and their spirit with love and attention.

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Our loving teachers, staff and volunteers provide a safe and nourishing environment for children - we feed their mind with curriculum-based education, their body with healthy food, and their spirit with love and attention.

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Noblesville First United Methodist Church Preschool Program 

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The Noblesville Methodist Preschool and Parents Day Out (PDO) program aims to provide a loving Christian environment where children can develop spiritually, socially, intellectually, physically, and emotionally. We aim to help each child discover and explore God's world and experience God's love. We strive to enable a child to grow in confidence and feel secure in peer relationships and interaction with adults other than their parents.

We offer classes for children 14 months to 6 years old. We offer a variety of schedule options at competitive rates.

For more information, please visit our website at : www.noblesvillepreschoolpdo.com

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Welcome to Noblesville Kindercare!
We are located inside of the South Harbour neighborhood off of Sheridan Road. At our center, children enjoy ample opportunities for social play and child-initiated discovery. To supplement whole-child development, we provide a print-rich environment full of carefully selected materials, written charts, and children’s literature. We educate and nurture with open arms. Everyone belongs in our circle—we love our families and making new friends!

250 S Harbour Dr
NoblesvilleIN 46062
(317) 770-6712
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F
Center Director: Quincie Leininger
Our center is accredited by NAEYC.

Elementary Schools Bussed To:
Hinkle Creek Elementary, Hazel Dell Elementary, and Noble Crossing Elementary Schools

Please click here for more information:
www.kindercare.com/our-centers/noblesville/in

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Quincie Leininger, Center Director

Neighborhood:
South Harbour

Elementary Schools Bussed To:
Hinkle Creek Elementary, Hazel Dell Elementary, and Noble Crossing Elementary Schools

Our center is accredited by NAEYC.

Welcome to Noblesville Kindercare

Welcome to Noblesville KinderCare in Indiana! We are located inside of the South Harbour neighborhood off of Sheridan Road. At our center, children enjoy ample opportunities for social play and child-initiated discovery. To supplement whole-child development, we provide a print-rich environment full of carefully selected materials, written charts, and children's literature. We educate and nurture with open arms. Everyone belongs in our circle-we love our families and making new friends!

Our classrooms are places to thrive!
In our safe and healthy classrooms, your child will be engaged in learning experiences that meet them where they are, both socially and academically. With fun daily activities, passionate teachers, and great friends, a lifetime of confidence starts here. Contact the center director to learn more about our child care options and schedule a tour!

Meet Quincie Leininger, Our Center Director

At KinderCare Since: 2021

Education: Bachelor's Degree in Educational Studies

Favorite Children's Book: The Giving Tree

Meet Quincie Leininger! She is the Center Director at Noblesville KinderCare in Indiana. Quincie attended Manchester High University, where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in Educational Studies. She joined the KinderCare team in 2021 and was an assistant director previously. Outside of work, Quincie enjoys hiking, watching movies, boating, camping, and spending time with her family and pets. "Treat others how you want to be treated."

AMERICA'S MOST ACCREDITED

Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited - nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That's a big difference, and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here's why.

SCHOOL-READY

Our talented early-childhood teachers set kids down the path toward becoming lifelong learners in a positive, safe, and nurturing environment.

Noblesville Kindercare Programs

Learning Adventures - Enrichment Program

Our Teachers

We're the only company in early childhood education to select teachers based on natural talent. Being a great educator isn't enough though. KinderCare teachers are also amazing listeners, nurturers, boo-boo fixers, and smile-makers. Put more simply, we love our teachers and your child will, too.

Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers!

A KINDERCARE TEACHER WITH

An Artist's Heart

"My classroom is full of art!" says Mary Annthipie-Bane, an award-winning early childhood educator at KinderCare. Art and creative expression, she says, help children discover who they really are.

We put our best-in-class teachers in a best-in-class workplace. We're so proud to have been named one of Gallup's 37 winners of the Great Workplace Award. When you put great teachers in an engaging center, your children will experience an amazing place to learn and grow.

Family Stories

Don't take our word for it. Hear what our families have to say about our amazing center!

Share Your Story
If you have a story about your experience at KinderCare, please share your story with us .

Who Are KinderCare Families?

They hail from hundreds of cities across the country from countless backgrounds, and proudly represent every walk in life. What our families have in common, though, is the want to give their children the best start in life. We are so proud to be their partner in parenting.

Hear from just a few of our amazing KinderCare families.

A Globe-Trotting Family Finds A

Home in Houston

Four young children, four different passports, two languages, two full-time jobs...oh, and a few triathlons thrown in for good measure. Meet the globe-trotting Colettas-a family on the go.

Frequently Asked Questions

What accreditations does KinderCare have?

We are your trusted caregiver. Our centers are state-licensed and regularly inspected to make sure everything meets or exceeds standards, including child-to-teacher ratios and safe facilities. Our centers aren't just licensed-most are accredited, too! Find out more.

Do you offer part-time schedules at Noblesville Kindercare?

Everybody's schedule is different. We're happy to offer quality, affordable part-time and full-time childcare. Drop-in care may also be available. Reach out to your Center Director to learn more.

How does naptime work at Noblesville Kindercare?

Our teachers meet every child's needs during naptime. Our teachers know how to get babies to nap. In fact, they are pros at getting children of any age to nap. Visit our article on " 10 Ways We Help Kids Get a Great Daycare Nap" to learn more.

Do you support alternative diets?

We strive to be as inclusive as possible. To that point, we provide a vegetarian option at mealtime, take care to not serve common allergens and can adapt menus based on your child's food sensitivities. If your child has additional needs, we'll work with you to figure out a plan.

Are meals included in tuition? Can I choose to send my child with lunch?

We provide nutritious meals and snacks developed by a registered dietician to meet the needs of rapidly growing bodies and minds. If your child has special dietary requirements and you would prefer to bring in their lunch, please make arrangements with the center director.

Does my child need to be potty-trained?

Every child begins toilet learning at a different age. Until your child shows an interest in toilet learning, we'll provide diaper changes on an as-needed basis. When your child shows an interest, we'll discuss how to work together to encourage toilet learning.

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Neighborhood: South Harbour Elementary Schools Bussed To: Hinkle Creek Elementary, Hazel Dell Elementary, and Noble Crossing Elementary Schools Our center is accredited by NAEYC. Welcome to Noblesville KinderCare in Indiana! We are located inside of the South Harbour neighborhood off of Sheridan Road. At our center, children enjoy ample opportunities for social play and child-initiated discovery.

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At Stony Creek Early Learning Center, we strive to provide a high quality, nurturing, stimulating and safe environment for our students. We partner with your family to compliment the development of your child’s individuality and self-esteem, paying specific attention to individual learning characteristics.

15575 Stony Creek Way
Noblesville, IN 46060

HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday - Friday
6:30am - 6:00pm

CONTACT INFORMATION

(317) 773-7695

Please click here for more information: www.stonycreekelc.com

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The Weston School Early Childhood Education 

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With 2 locations in Noblesville:

Noblesville East Location:

2291 Greenfield Ave
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 674–8528
Hours: 6am-6pm

Website: westonschool.com

Noblesville West Location:

3100 Westfield Rd
Noblesville, IN 46062
(317) 399-7551
Hours: 6am-6pm
Website: westonschool.com/west

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Indianapolis, Noblesville, Avon Childcare & Daycare

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Premier childcare center offering a high-quality preschool education with developmental early childhood curriculum in an environment that nurtures learning in Indianapolis, Noblesville, Avon.

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Preschool & Daycare of The Goddard School of Noblesville 

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Welcome to The Goddard School® of Noblesville, where every day is filled with fun learning experiences! Each day, caring and attentive teachers provide your child with countless opportunities to grow academically, socially, emotionally and physically in a safe and loving environment.

Noblesville Location
15333 Union Chapel Road
Noblesville, Indiana 46060

Phone: 317-434-0400

School Hours:

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Click here for more information:
www.goddardschool.com

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At The Goddard School-Preschool & Daycare of Noblesville, our teachers work with your child's natural inclination for exploration & discovery.

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State-Licensed Preschool and Childcare
Privately-Owned and Operated

17920 Pebble Brook Blvd.
Noblesville, In 46062
(317) 896-1233

We serve children 6 weeks to 12 years old.
Monday- Friday
6:30am- 6:00pm

Our Philosophy:

To promote growth and development of the whole child

To provide a physically and emotionally safe environment

To encourage independence by providing freedom of choice through play

To support the practices set forth by NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children)

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Creative Campus Child Care, in Noblesville, Indiana, is state-licensed and boasts the highest level designation by Paths to QUALITY™ as well as is a nationally accredited (NECPA) childcare facility. These accreditations are only awarded to those who hold the highest standards in childcare and early childhood education. We are proud to live up to such high standards and to be extending this standard of excellence to you since 2000.

Contact: (317) 773-7600
Hours of Operation: 6:30 am - 5:30 PM
19043 Cumberland Rd.
Noblesville, IN 46060
Email: contact@ccampus.com

Click here for more information: ccampus.com

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Creative Campus - Preschool & Daycare Serving Noblesville, IN

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Top Rated Preschool & Daycare/Childcare Center serving Noblesville, IN. We specialize in Education, Kindergarten Readiness, and provide a safe and secure place for your child to thrive.

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Welcome to Primrose Schools

Our teachers and caregivers are trained, ready and excited to help spark lightbulb moments for your child. We invite you to visit and see our Balanced Learning approach in action.

15707 North Point Blvd
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-4900
Hours of Operation
Monday to Friday
6:30 AM to 6:00 PM

Click here for more information:
www.primroseschools.com

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We are a private preschool and educational daycare providing premier early education and child care for families by building a strong foundation for future learning. Learn more.

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The Carmel Dads' Club offers youth sports programs to children in Carmel and Clay Townships.  We offer a variety of programs for both boys and girls ages 4 to 18.  Founded in 1959, we are a non-profit organization that promotes physical fitness, self-esteem, and respect for sportsmanship, fair play and participant safety.

Today, skill development remains an important goal.  The Carmel Dads' club provides three sports tracks so that your young athlete is given an opportunity to develop physically in a way that fits his or her abilities and interests.

RECREATION LEAGUES
Our recreation league allows young athletes to have fun and simultaneously learn teamwork, sportsmanship and leadership skills.  In this track, the teams compete against other Dads' Club teams.

TRAVEL LEAGUES
Our travel league allows more competitive athletes to hone their skills by competing against teams from other geographic areas.  Such opportunities provide these young athletes with physical fitness and self-confidence as well as training in teamwork and leadership.

SPECIAL SPORTS
Our special sports track provides tailored programs for emotionally- and physically-impaired children.

Click here for more information:
www.carmeldadsclub.org

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Track and receive alerts regarding your student's bus route. Download the app from your Apple or Android store.

Our district access code is: NOB53132022

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Looking for free books to help support your student's reading at home? The International Children's Digital Library Foundation has built a digital library of outstanding children's books from around the world.

Click HERE to access free children's books in different languages from around the world!

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ICDL - International Children’s Digital Library

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The Hamilton East Public Library is a wonderful resource for families living in Hamilton County. With 2 locations - Fishers & Noblesville, there are plenty of enriching and valuable resources available to residents. Including:

Computer/internet access

Conversation groups for ESL adults

Free digital, movie, and audio libraries

Children's Story Time

Reading programs

Game nights

Featured authors

Book clubs

and more!

Click here to find out more: www.hepl.lib.in.us

Noblesville Branch:
1 Library Plaza
Noblesville, IN 46060
Tel: 317-773-1384

Fishers Branch:
5 Municipal Dr.
Fishers, IN 46038
Tel: 317-579-0300

Hours:
Monday-Thursday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday-Saturday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday 12:00-6:00 PM

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Noblesville Schools uses ParentSquare to streamline all family communications through email, text, and app notifications.

This includes:

Teacher messages for families and guardians

Classroom, school, and district information

Conference sign up

Calendar and Event notices

School newsletters

And much more!

Download our FREE ParentSquare app for iOS or Android

Click here for more information:
noblesvilleschools.org

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Good Samaritan Network Mobile Food Distribution

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GSN Mobile Food Distribution. To see the available dates in the calendar, click HERE  for more information.

Always dress weather appropriate. Also, Mobile Food Distributions are "weather permitting" and subject to change. Contact the site host with any questions or updates, if in doubt.

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A listing of known Mobile Food Distribution sites in Hamilton County.