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Second Treasures is a new thrift store at Second Presbyterian Church. Open year-round, our thrift store is dedicated to supporting the needs of our Washington Township neighbors and the greater Indianapolis community. We sell gently used men's, women's, and children's clothing. We also offer a variety of accessories (handbags, shoes, and jewelry). You can find us in the north end of Second's Mission Suite, right next to the Northside Food Pantry.

Store Hours
Tuesdays

12 - 3 PM

Wednesdays

3:30 - 6:30 PM

Saturdays

9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Our Location

7700 N. Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46260

PAYMENT:
Cash and credit cards will be accepted.

RETURNS:
All sales are final.

Become a Volunteer!

Join us for a time of fellowship and service as we sort and stock the racks with donations. Click the button below to review the available slots and sign up. Thank you!

Interested in working in the thrift store as a cashier or a store clerk?

Contact Hilary Barrett for more information.

Make a Clothing Donation to Second Treasures

Drop off your clean, gently used women's, men's, and children's clothing and accessories including shoes, hats, belts, scarves, gloves, and jewelry on designated drop-off days.

Contact Hilary Barrett for more information.

Make a Financial Contribution

If you would like to support the thrift store with a financial donation, click the button below and select "Second Treasures" from the Fund drop-down menu.

You can also support Second Treasures just by shopping and telling others about us too! We are open to the entire community.

How to Find Us

Once you enter the church drive, make an immediate right and follow the drive around to the North side of the building. The Second Treasures entrance is the tented entrance on the East corner of the building (the same entrance as the Don & Karen Lake Buttrey Northside Food Pantry).

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Office of Public Health and Safety has added food give-away dates.

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indy.gov: Division of Community Nutrition & Food Policy (DCNFP)

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Support for immigrant kids: reading, school supplies, clothing, diapers, coats, etc.

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Immigration lawyers serving the Indianapolis area

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Immigration Legal Team | Flora Legal Group

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Know Your Rights: Trump’s Registration Requirement for Immigrants

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This resource provides critical information for community members about the newly announced registration process for some undocumented immigrants, including potential risks such as detention, deportation, and legal consequences.

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Red Cards / Tarjetas Rojas | Immigrant Legal Resource Center | ILRC

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All people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. The ILRC’s Red Cards help people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home. Special thanks to our many partners who contributed translations in the various languages now available, making these red cards accessible to more individuals.

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Patchwork Indy has created videos in several languages with the "Know Your Rights" information for our friends who are preliterate or prefer to get their info in a visual format.

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This organization has an office at

615 N. Alabama St, Suite 126

Indianapolis, IN 46204

(312) 660-1370

immigrantjustice.org

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Accepts Medicare, Medicaid, Hoosier Healthwise plans and most commercial insurance plans.

1801 Senate Blvd Suite 310, Indianapolis IN 46202

317.957.2070

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Women's Health Services

Birth Control

Childbirth Classes

Family Planning

Gynecological Health Services

Infection Counseling & Treatment

OB Ultrasound

Pediatrics

Pregnancy Care

Well-Woman Exams

Access to Digital X-Ray Services

Behavioral Health Services

Social Work Services

Pediatric and Adolescent Services

Well-Child Care

Sick-Child Care

Teen Health Services

Behavioral Health Services

Ongoing & Chronic Conditions

School & Sports Physicals

Pediatrics care is staffed by IU School of Medicine physician residents-in-training and provides urgent care and primary care services on an outpatient basis for children from birth to age 17. All medical care is supervised by IU School of Medicine faculty pediatricians.

Primary Care Services

Adult Care

Immunizations

Health & Nutrition Education

Heart/Vision Services

Lab Services

Asthma Management

Social Work Services

Financial Services

Financial Screening Insurance and payment assistance

Hoosier Healthwise (Medicaid) Enrollment

Health Insurance Marketplace Enrollment

HealthNet accepts all Medicare, Medicaid, Hoosier Healthwise plans and most commercial insurance plans. HealthNet has a sliding fee scale for those who are eligible. Bilingual professionals are on-staff for foreign language interpretation.

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Watching the weather is just part of the job for daycare providers. Planning for playtime, field trips, or weather safety is part of the daily routine. The changes in weather require the child care provider to attend to the health and safety of children in their care. What clothing, beverages, and sun screen are appropriate? Dress children to maintain a comfortable body temperature.....

How your child plays, learns, speaks, and acts offers important clues about your child's development. Developmental milestones are things most children can do by a certain age. Check the milestones your child has reached by his or her 5th birthday. Take this with you and talk with your child's doctor at every visit about the milestones your child has reached and what to expect next. Download and use the Milstones Check List ro monitor your child's development......

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English Language Learners may qualify for free tax return prep.

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The IRS's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) programs offer free basic tax return preparation to qualified individuals.

The VITA program has operated for over 50 years. VITA sites offer free tax help to people who need assistance in preparing their own tax returns, including:

People who generally make $64,000 or less

Persons with disabilities; and

Limited English-speaking taxpayers

In addition to VITA, the TCE program offers free tax help, particularly for those who are 60 years of age and older, specializing in questions about pensions and retirement-related issues unique to seniors.

While the IRS manages the VITA and TCE programs, the VITA/TCE sites are operated by IRS partners and staffed by volunteers who want to make a difference in their communities. The IRS-certified volunteers who provide tax counseling are often retired individuals associated with non-profit organizations that receive grants from the IRS.

VITA/TCE services are not only free, they are also a reliable and trusted source for preparing tax returns. All VITA/TCE volunteers who prepare returns must take and pass tax law training that meets or exceeds IRS standards. This training includes maintaining the privacy and confidentiality of all taxpayer information. In addition to requiring volunteers to certify their knowledge of the tax laws, the IRS requires a quality review check for every return prepared at a VITA/TCE site prior to filing. Each filing season, tens of thousands of dedicated VITA/TCE volunteers prepare millions of federal and state returns. They also assist taxpayers with the preparation of thousands of Facilitated Self-Assistance returns.

Before your visit

Before going to a VITA or TCE site, see Publication 3676-BPDF for services provided and check out What to bring to ensure you have all the required documents and information our volunteers will need to help you.

Note: Available services can vary at each site due to the availability of volunteers certified with the tax law expertise required for your return.

Some VITA sites offer CAA service to taxpayers along with their VITA program.

Also, visit the FDIC website for information on where to find a bank that can open an account online and how to choose the right account for you.

Find a VITA or TCE site near you

VITA and TCE sites are generally located at community and neighborhood centers, libraries, schools, shopping malls and other convenient locations across the country. To locate the nearest VITA or TCE site near you, use the VITA Locator Tool or call 800-906-9887.
VITA/TCE Locator Tool
When looking for a TCE site, keep in mind that a majority of the TCE sites are operated by the AARP Foundation's Tax Aide program. To locate the nearest AARP TCE Tax-Aide site between January and April use the AARP Site Locator Tool or call 888-227-7669.
AARP Tax-Aide Site Locator Tool
At select tax sites, taxpayers also have an option to prepare their own basic federal and state tax return for free using web-based tax preparation software with an IRS-certified volunteer to help guide you through the process. This option is only available at locations that list "Self-Prep" in the site listing.

Attention: The locator is updated regularly from February through April.

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1st and 3rd Wednesdays at Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic

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Indy Reads is offering English classes on Sundays and special times to practice Spanish skills. Follow them on social media to continue getting updates.

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Law Office of
Carolyn Grimes, LLC

Immigration laws are tough. We make them easy.

Our team is dedicated to making your immigration journey as straight forward as possible. We know that immigration laws can seem a bit overwhelming at times, that is why we break down complicated immigration processes in an individualized way, so that you know what laws and exemptions may impact your case.

Communication is key.

We take a holistic approach to communication where client feedback is our top-priority. At each step of the process, we will ensure that our clients are given detailed and honest case updates.

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Immigration attorney helping clients with deportation defense, DACA, citizenships, couples law, and humanitarian relief.

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Wheeler accepts donations of clothing and household items in clean and good condition. You may drop off your donations at our various drop-off locations around Indianapolis. Click to view our drop-off locations.
We commonly accept the following items:

Clothing - men's, women's, children's, accessories

New underwear (men, women, children)

Hygiene items (soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, etc.)

Footwear - shoes, boots, shower shoes, socks

Outerwear - coats, hats, scarves, gloves

Books, records, CDs, DVDs

House wares - dishes, kitchen utensils, lamps, working small appliances

Knickknacks

Furniture-dressers, tables, chairs, sofas

Domestics-curtains, linen, bedspreads, blankets, etc.

Sporting goods

Games and toys

Stuffed animals

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Wheeler Mission relies on donations, clothes, food, gifts of our immediate needs to keep our Indianapolis emergency shelters operating. Donate or fundraise today!

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Urgent Needs: November 2023

Receiving blankets

Homemade blankets

Burp cloths

Books for baby bundles

Diaper size 4 & 6

Boys & Girl socks 0-3m, 3-6m, & 12-24m

Boys Onesies- NB-5t

Girls Onesies- NB-5t

Boy Winter Pajamas- NB-5t

Girl Winter Pajamas- NB-5t

Boy & Girl Winter Outfits- NB

Boys Winter Outfits- 3-6m, 18m, 2t, 3t 4t, & 5t pants

Girls Winter Outfits- 3-6m, 6-9m, 18m, 2t, 3t, 4t & 5t

Material Donations

All donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

Where to drop off donations:

New and gently used baby and maternity items are accepted at ALL of our pregnancy center locations. Please take large items and large loads of donations to our Downtown Pregnancy Center, located at 3266 N Meridian St, Suite 110, Indianapolis and call (317) 926-9176 before arriving.

Shop Our Amazon Wish List

When you shop for baby items with Life Centers' Amazon wish list you can have items shipped directly to our downtown center instead of dropping off items yourself.

Baby Bundles

A Baby Bundle is provided as a gift to our clients who choose life for their babies. A bundle contains diapers, wipes, baby clothes, a blanket, a bottle and many other items a new baby will need. An expectant mom comes to one of our centers to pick up a bundle when she is 8 months pregnant.

Life Centers accepts the following items:

New: Diapers * Wipes * Baby Hygiene * Bottles * Sippy Cups * Pacifiers * Teething Toys * Breast Pumps * Formula and Baby Food (not expired) * Potty Chairs and Diaper Genies

Gently Used: Infant and Toddler Clothing Up To Size 5T * Infant and Toddler Shoes * Burp Cloths * Wash Cloths * Bibs * Blankets * Toys and Books * Maternity Clothes * Baby Furniture * Diaper Bags * Bottle and Wipe Warmers * Carriers/Slings * Monitors

Unable to Accept: Cribs * Car Seats * Underwear * Cloth Diapers * Bumper Pads * Baby Powder with Talc

Click for promotional materials:
Diaper Drive flyer, 16:9 Children's Donations slide, 3:4 Children's Donations slide

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Urgent Needs: November 2023 Receiving blankets Homemade blankets Burp cloths Books for baby bundles Diaper size 4 & 6 Boys & Girl socks 0-3m, 3-6m, & 12-24m Boys Onesies- NB-5t Girls Onesies- NB-5t Boy Winter Pajamas- NB-5t Girl Winter Pajamas- NB-5t Boy & Girl Winter Outfits- NB Boys Winter Outfits- 3-6m, 18m, 2t, 3t 4t, & 5t pants Girls Winter Outfits- 3-6m, 6-9m, 18m, 2t, 3t, 4t & 5t Material Donations All donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

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A ministry of Grace Church, the Grace Thrift Store provides new and used clothing, toys, and small household goods at generously discounted prices.

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Sheltering Wings helps survivors of domestic violence find safety, healing and hope through emergency housing, life skills programs and prevention.

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Hub for Hope - Rental / Utility Assistance

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Hub for Hope - Rental / Utility Assistance

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Free diapers

1st Tuesday of the month 5:30-7:30pm

3rd Saturday of the month 10am-noon

St. Luke's UMC

100 W. 86th Street, Indianapolis

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Open 8:30-4:30, Monday through Friday

Check us out on Facebook and Instagram
Who we are:
Beginnings is a registered ministry of First Baptist Church dedicated to offering high quality, affordable preschool and child care to the community. We are a certified Level 3 Provider in the Paths to Quality program. We accept Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) vouchers and On My Way PreK vouchers.

Programs we offer:
Beginnings offers a developmental program to meet the cognitive, spiritual, physical, language, social and emotional needs of children from infancy through age five. Our educational approach includes...

Opportunities to choose, explore, and discover

Experiences for social, creative, and developmental growth

Group activities and quiet times for individual exploration

A balance of creative activities and basic curriculum designed to help prepare children for kindergarten

A safe, and loving environment

Welcoming children of any race, religion, color, and national or ethnic origin

Low ratios of children to adults

An August-July School Year

Staff trained in Conscious Discipline principles

Our program runs from 8:30 to 4:30 each day.
For more information and cost, you can download our brochure...School Calendar 2022-23 School Year Calendar Registration
Beginnings Brochure
Registration forms are made available after tours.

Interested Families
Interested families may schedule a tour by calling our office at 317-574-6454 or emailing Jessie Pike, Director, at jpike@fbcindy.org.

Job Opportunities - WE'RE HIRING!

We are seeking motivated, loving individuals to join our school family! We have both full and part time positions available.
Think this might be the thing for you or want to learn more? Please sign up below to have a brief meeting with our Director and see if this would be a good fit for you.

You can email your completed application to Jessie Pike, Director, at jpike@fbcindy.org.

Sign up here for an Q&A session with our Director: https://calendly.com/jpike-1/15min

If you need additional information, please call our office at 317-574-6454.

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9111 Haverstick Rd. 46240 Pro Bono Legal services once a quarter. Check website for details.

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One More is an Indianapolis non-profit with the mission to reach one person, one family, one neighborhood at a time until there is hope in every home. We connect with other local non-profits to make sure our neighbors have the resources they need to live fully and have opportunities for brighter tomorrows.

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9111 Haverstick Rd. 46240 Food pantry 2 Saturdays a month. Check website for details. 

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One More is an Indianapolis non-profit with the mission to reach one person, one family, one neighborhood at a time until there is hope in every home. We connect with other local non-profits to make sure our neighbors have the resources they need to live fully and have opportunities for brighter tomorrows.

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Work once a week as a delivery driver for Market Wagon. This link takes you to the application. Requires a registered vehicle and current drivers license.

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Drive for Us. Deliver local farm & artisan foods.

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Free high school education for adults

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Access Pass provides discounted admission to the Indy Zoo, Children's Museum, Connor Prairie and others.

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Washington Township's Padlet for community resources

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Marion, Hendricks, and Hamilton Counties - Supports families in finding childcare (Spanish & English spoken)

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Families

Get resources on topics such as choosing a child care, paying for care, diapering, feeding, potty training, bedtime, and more!
Family Resources

Child Care Programs

Get resources on starting your child care business, grants, quality improvement, professional development, and more!
Provider Resources

Employers

Get resources on family-friendly policies, starting or managing a child care benefits program, setting up onsite child care, and more!
Employer Resources

Culturally-Inclusive Conversations: "Ask Questions, and Be Curious."

Last Day Q&A: Tom Taylor

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Carmel Clay Public Library is hosting an English conversation group the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month. Registration is recommended as space is limited.

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Intercambio offers 9-week citizenship courses 4 times a year.

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Formally Luna Language Services - Translation and interpretation services

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GLOBO combines innovative technology, qualified linguists and actionable data insights to deliver the highest-quality translation and interpreting services.

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Document translation & interpretation services

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MIDWEST LANGUAGE SERVICES, LLC provides translation, interpretation, and English language training for businesses and individuals located here and abroad. Midwest Language Services provides translations of forms, handbooks, websites, and personal documents. We provide an over-the-phone (telephonic) language line for you to access interpreters of over 200 languages. Contact us today.

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Google’s service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

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Translates texts to students

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A collection of resources that will help teachers to get started and make the most of TalkingPoints!

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An app to connect to real-time translators & interpreters

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Translating for Humanity: On-Demand Translators for Refugees

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Device to support learners with hearing loss

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✔️IDEAL FOR ONE-ON-ONE CONVERSATIONS, GROUP MEETINGS AND TALKING ON THE PHONE - The NW20 has both a built-in microphone and a remote microphone that helps you with your daily activities.

✔️RECHARGEABLE AMPLIFIER AND MICROPHONE - Both of the amplifier and the microphone are rechargeable, so you never have to buy and replace batteries. The neckband amplifier will work for 20 hours per-charge, and the remote microphone can work for 10 hours per-charge.

✔️IMPROVE YOUR HEARING IN A STYLISH WAY - Around-the-neck style sound amplifiers and headphones are trending. The neckband hearing amplifier style effectively reduces the burden on your ear, providing the most comfortable fit. Perfect for long time wearing indoors and outdoors.

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NW20 Neckband Listener Rechargeable Hearing Amplifier with Wireless Microphone (Upgraded)

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Starting July 16, 2022, all US callers can reach this line using 988.

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We can all help prevent suicide. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States.

988

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The 988 Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States. We're committed to improving crisis services and advancing suicide prevention by empowering individuals, advancing professional best practices, and building awareness.

About The Lifeline

Anyone could be struggling with suicide. Find more specific resources below.

I'm Struggling With Individuals with Neurodivergence

We understand that every struggle is different. Experience the stories of people like you, and how they overcame crisis to find hope and recovery.
read stories of hope & recovery

First, you'll hear an automated message featuring additional options while your call is routed to your local 988 Lifeline network crisis center.

We'll play you a little music while we connect you to a skilled, trained crisis worker.

A trained crisis worker at your local center will answer the phone.

This person will listen to you, understand how your problem is affecting you, provide support, and get you the help you need.

988 Lifeline Center calls are free and confidential, and we're available 24/7.

Show What Happens When You Call The Lifeline

Everyone Plays A Role In Suicide Prevention

Get in touch

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Call 317.251.7575 or text 839863

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CommunityOS is an I&R, Disaster, and Public Health client database and case management system.

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NOTICE

As of 4/27/2020, we are open Monday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. Please call our office number at 317-572-5724 with all donations drop offs before stopping by.

Swing into Spring - Postponed

Unfortunately because of health events and the concern that our Mayor has shared, we are going to postpone Swing into Spring until sometime early May. We are currently working with Top Golf to coordinate a new date, so we will let you know once we've set a new date.

Join us for our 2nd Annual TOPGOLF fundraiser, "Swing into Spring" with The Mustard Seed of Central Indiana: Making Houses into Homes.
Learn More About Becoming a Sponsor and How To Purchase Tickets For This Event >

We are a furniture bank in central Indiana that provides gently-used furniture to families and individuals in need. Providing basic household furnishings to those in need allows them to achieve restored dignity and self-esteem, enabling them to move forward and take control of their futures.
Learn More

We collect donations of gently-used furniture such as couches, tables, mattresses, dressers, and more. Our 5,400 square foot warehouse provides us with ample space to house donations of furniture until it is moved into its new home with Mustard Seed clients.

Matthew 25:40

The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.' This is just a list of some of the people we help.

Individuals & Families Served

Help us get to 500+ by the end of the winter

Please consider donating to help a family in need. You can click on the below donation button to get started. Any amount will help.

The Mustard Seed of Central Indiana depends on the individuals who donate furniture so we may continue to serve people in need. Furniture and household items donated help to restore dignity and stability. See below for ways to donate furniture and household items.

Beds

Mattresses - Box springs - Bed frames

(NO KING SIZE MATTRESSES OR BOX SPRINGS)

Couches

Sofas - Love seats - Arm chairs - Recliners - Ottomans

(NO SOFA SLEEPERS)

Chairs

Dining room chairs - Rocking chairs

Storage

Chest of Drawers - Dressers

Tables

Dining room tables - Kitchen tables - End tables - Night stands - TV stands (NO ARMOIRES)

Miscellaneous

Lamps - Linens - Dishes - Pots and Pans - Utensils - Silverware

Appliances

small appliances - toasters, coffee makers

(NO MAJOR ITEMS: Dishwashers/Stoves/Refrigerators/Freezers)

The Mustard Seed of Central Indiana understands that there are many ways to get involved in our organization. We encourage you to donate in ways that are meaningful to you!

Donate Furniture

We serve several families per day allocating an average of 20 pieces of furniture per family. That is almost 200 pieces of furniture each week. Please consider donating furniture.

Volunteer

Please join by volunteering with us for a fun afternoon to make a HUGE difference in the lives of needy families in Central Indiana. There are many opportunities to volunteer.

Make a Gift

Your generous donation helps to support our furniture program. Did you know that 100% out of every dollar donated directly supports our programs to serve needy families. Change a life: Donate today!

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We collect donations of gently-used furniture such as couches, tables, mattresses, dressers, and more. Our 5,400 square foot warehouse provides us with ample space to house donations of furniture until it is moved into its new home with Mustard Seed clients. Please consider donating to help a family in need.

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TANF (Cash Assistance) and SNAP (Food Assistance)

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The Program Policy Manual is an integrated eligibility manual that contains information about the following benefit programs administered by the Division of Family Resources: cash assistance under Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and Refugee Cash Assistance; and food assistance under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. The manual contains eligibility and administrative policies based on State and Federal laws and regulations that govern the programs.

First-time users of the manual are encouraged to read through Chapter 1000 to understand the terminology and organization of the manual, particularly to learn how the sections apply to the different programs and categories of programs.
Disclaimer: This manual is constantly being revised so some of the information contained may be outdated. This manual is intended for informational purposes only. Medicaid policy that may be contained in this manual is no longer updated and maintained as the Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning maintains a separate manual for Medicaid policy which can be found at http://www.in.gov/fssa/ompp/4904.htm.

Chapter 1000: Introduction to Program Policy Manual

Chapter 1200: General Program Information

Chapter 1400: Administrative Policy

Chapter 1600: Categories of Assistance

Chapter 1800: Application Registration

Chapter 2000: Application Processing

Chapter 2200: Continuing Case Processing

Chapter 2400: Nonfinancial Eligibility Requirements

Chapter 2500: IMPACT Processing

Chapter 2600: Resources

Chapter 2800: Income

Chapter 3000: Eligibility Standards

Chapter 3200: Assistance Groups

Chapter 3400: Budgeting and Benefit Calculation

Chapter 3600: Benefit Issuance

Chapter 4000: (RESERVED)

Chapter 4200: Appeals and Hearings

Chapter 4400: Data Exchange

Chapter 4600: Benefit Recovery

Chapter 4800: Burial Provisions

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Welcome to the Healthy Indiana Plan!

The Healthy Indiana Plan is a health-insurance program for qualified adults. The plan is offered by the State of Indiana. It pays for medical costs for members and could even provide vision and dental coverage. It also rewards members for taking better care of their health. The plan covers Hoosiers ages 19 to 64 who meet specific income levels. See below if your 2022 income qualifies.

Individuals with annual incomes up to $18,764 may qualify.

Couples with annual incomes up to $25,276 may qualify.

A family of four with an annual income of $38,300 may qualify.

The Healthy Indiana Plan uses a proven, consumer-driven approach that was pioneered in Indiana. The program continues to build upon the framework and successes of the original Healthy Indiana Plan that started in 2008.

If you have any questions, or to find out if you may be eligible to participate in the Healthy Indiana Plan, please consult the menu on the left of this page, or contact 877-GET-HIP9 (877-438-4479).

If you use assistive technology (such as a Braille reader, a screen reader or TTY) and the format of any material on this website interferes with your ability to access information, please contact us at this link. If you have a complaint about web accessibility or print communications in accessible formats, you may also contact us via this link. To enable us to respond in a manner most helpful to you, please indicate the nature of your accessibility issue, the preferred format in which to receive the material, the web address of the requested material, and your contact information.

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Pregnant Women and Children

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Overview

Hoosier Healthwise is a health care program for children up to age 19 and pregnant women. The program covers medical care such as doctor visits, prescription medicine, mental health care, dental care, hospitalizations, and surgeries at little or no cost to the member or the member's family.

The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) falls under the Hoosier Healthwise program. CHIP is for children up to age 19 whose families have slightly higher incomes. In CHIP, members are required to pay a low monthly premium for coverage as well as copays for certain services.

Covered Services

IMPORTANT: All Indiana Medicaid programs started covering over-the-counter Covid-19 tests on February 1, 2022, through the pharmacy benefit:

If you are on Traditional Medicaid, you may go to any Indiana Medicaid-enrolled pharmacy and request up to two tests per member per seven days.

If you are in a managed care program (HIP, Hoosier Healthwise, Hoosier Care Connect), you may go to a pharmacy in your health plan's network and request up to two tests per member per seven days.

There are two benefit packages within Hoosier Healthwise:

Package A - This is a full-service plan for children and pregnant women. Members do not have any cost-sharing obligations.

Package C - This is a full-service plan for children enrolled in CHIP. There is a small monthly premium payment and co-pay for some services based on family income.

For a general description of the benefits and services under these benefit packages, refer to the Indiana Medicaid Covered Services page. Individual health plans may offer additional services.

Member Information

For eligibility information, including income requirements, for Hoosier Healthwise-Package A, refer to the eligibility guide.

For eligibility information, including income requirements, as well as premium and copay information for Package C, refer to the premium payments page.

If you are a pregnant woman, you may be able to receive medical care while you wait for your application to be processed. Please refer to Presumptive Eligibility for more info.

You can find information about the program within the Hoosier Healthwise brochure.

When you enroll with Hoosier Healthwise, you must select a health plan. You may choose among the following:

You can visit the Working With Your Health Plan page to select the best health plan for you. You can also find a summary of the Hoosier Healthwise health plans.

Once you have selected a health plan, you will be asked a series of questions about your health care. These questions will allow the health plan to understand your needs so that they may provide you with all the services you need. If you have extra needs, the health plan will ask you specific questions to better understand your healthcare treatment.

If you have questions about your benefits or your coverage, you should contact your health plan or the Indiana Medicaid enrollment broker, Maximus. You can find the phone numbers on the contact us webpage.

Provider Information

The Hoosier Healthwise program is operated within the managed care delivery system. Contracted managed care entities arrange, administer, and pay for the delivery of healthcare services to members enrolled in their health plan. All services, except Medicaid Rehabilitation Option services, are provided through the MCEs, including dental and pharmacy services.

Four MCEs are contracted with the state of Indiana to serve the Hoosier Healthwise population. Links to their provider websites are listed below:

The care of Hoosier Healthwise members is managed through a network of primary medical providers, specialists, and other providers that contract directly with the MCE. To be reimbursed for services provided to Hoosier Healthwise members, providers must be enrolled with the IHCP (refer to the Become a Provider web page). After successfully enrolling in the IHCP, a provider can contract with one or more of the MCEs to serve their enrolling members.

For more information or questions about the Hoosier Healthwise health plans, contact the MCEs directly. See the IHCP Quick Reference Guide for contact information.

Additional provider resources regarding Hoosier Healthwise are available at the following links:

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Looking for a job? Check out

Next Level Jobs

Next Level Jobs aims to take the state's workforce to the next level with a focus on high-demand jobs driving Indiana's economy forward. Indiana's Workforce Ready Grant provides tuition-free training to earn a certificate in five of the state's growing fields: Advanced Manufacturing, Building & Construction, IT & Business Services Health & Life Sciences, and Transportation & Logistics. These jobs typically have higher wages and are expanding rapidly. If you're interested in a job in one of these areas, the Workforce Ready Grant can help.

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21st Century Scholars - Learn More Indiana

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Looking for a job? Check out Next Level Jobs aims to take the state's workforce to the next level with a focus on high-demand jobs driving Indiana's economy forward. Indiana's Workforce Ready Grant provides tuition-free training to earn a certificate in five of the state's growing fields: Advanced Manufacturing, Building & Construction, IT & Business Services Health & Life Sciences, and Transportation & Logistics.

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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 a safe, free place to park and sleep in your car if you are unhoused. Application at this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFTYVp5vKocr4CMDjGo0W-Zwi-AexB2oCZEgxl5kzr8fjXcA/viewform

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A comprehensive searchable database of programs in Indianapolis.

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Find social services that serve your area, anywhere in the US

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Learn a new language, find a book in your native language, help an English language learner obtain help, practice your speaking skills, or learn about a new culture!

Mango Languages

Learn a new language with Mango! Take an interactive lesson based on practical conversation skills and real life situations. Lessons include grammar and cultural notes, voice comparisons, and pronunciation helpers for 70+ languages. If you're looking to learn new languages and explore new cultures from near and far, you've come to the right place. From Spanish and French to Azerbaijani, English, and even Pirate, we've got you covered.

World Language Collection

The Library is expanding the world language books collection to meet the reading needs of non-English speakers in the community.

Naturalization Ceremonies

The community is invited to attend regular naturalization ceremonies in Central Library's Clowes Auditorium as individuals take the Oath of Allegiance to become naturalized citizens of the United States.

Immigrant Welcome Center Mobile Branches

The Library is partnering with the Immigrant Welcome Center to provide services for immigrants and newcomers in Library branches. Immigrant Welcome Center Natural Helpers can be found at two (2) IndyPL branches, Pike and Nora.

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Global Indy | Indianapolis Public Library

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Learn a new language, find a book in your native language, help an English language learner obtain help, practice your speaking skills, or learn about a new culture! Mango Languages Learn a new language with Mango! Take an interactive lesson based on practical conversation skills and real life situations.

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Spanish/English site for vocabulary and pronunciation

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El mejor traductor de español a inglés. Traducción gratis y rápida. Traduce texto con más de un millón de palabras y significados en inglés y español.

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The Washington Township Trustee provides temporary emergency financial assistance for individuals of Washington Township who meet eligibility requirements. Information regarding other services and resources are also available.

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Home - Indy Hygiene Hub -formerly Dotted Line Divas

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Toiletries and personal care items

9511 Angola Court, Indianapolis, IN 46268

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Indy Hygiene Hub is a non-profit and exists to support families in need by supplying them with high quality personal care and hygiene items.

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Marion County - Energy Assistance Program

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Help for paying heat/electric bills

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Marion County Energy Assistance Program

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic we are encouraging Marion County residents to apply online for the Energy Assistance Program (EAP). Applications can also be dropped off in a secure box located at the John Boner Neighborhood Center at 2236 East 10th Street, Indianapolis 46201 (DOOR # 2) There are no face-to-face appointments available. You may also mail your application to:
IndyEAP
P.O. Box 88429
Indianapolis IN 46208

Please ensure you complete all sections of the application and Upload/include all necessary documents. It is very important that you include a phone number and/or email address so we can contact you about your applications if there are questions.

If you require immediate assistance please contact your utility company to make payment arrangements, otherwise, contact 211 for additional resources to assist with your utilities. Please note that 211 will not be able to answer questions about the status of your application.

The Energy Assistance Program (EAP) provides financial assistance to low-income households to maintain utility services during the winter heating season. This is a HEATING assistance program. EAP is a federally-funded program through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) called the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).

Energy assistance is a one-time benefit that can assist you with the high cost of home energy. However, an EAP benefit won't cover all of your heating and electrics costs, so you should continue to pay your bills regularly.

Click here to learn more about income eligibility guidelines.

Mailing Address:
IndyEAP
P.O. Box 88429
Indianapolis IN 46208

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What is Energy Assistance?

The Energy Assistance Program (EAP) can help you pay your heat and electric bills! EAP is a federally-funded program through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) called the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). Energy assistance is a one-time benefit that can assist you with with the high cost of home energy and can help if you are about to get disconnected. However, an EAP benefit won't cover all of your heating and electrics costs, so you should continue to pay your bills regularly. You may even qualify for an additional benefit if your utility bills are on time.

How Do I Apply for EAP?

To apply for EAP, please contact your local service provider. Please click here to find a listing of local service providers by county. You may also now apply online by clicking here. If you are about to be disconnected or are already disconnected, you are advised to contact your local service provider for an appointment rather than applying online.

What are the income limits and eligibility requirements?

The amounts listed below for 1-8 household members are 60% of the State Median Income. If your household has 9 or more members, the amount is based on 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.

Below are the minimum requirements to apply for EAP.

A completed and signed application.

Proof of income for the past 3 months for all household members age 18 and over except full time students. Please provide proof of enrollment in school (report card, student schedule, letter from school, etc) for students over 18 who have income.

Proof of any benefits you may have such as Social Security, SSI or Disability.

If you have had ZERO income for the past three months, please fill out the Zero Income Affidavit as well as a DWD Work One form.

For the applicant only, a copy of a state or federally issued photo ID such as a driver's license, military ID, or passport.

For each household member age one and over, a valid social security number. To prove that you have a social security number, you will need to provide a copy of your Social Security Card, a REAL ID or US Passport. If there are household members who do not have a valid social security number, the household may still be eligible for EAP benefits. Anyone in this situation should contact the local service provider.

A copy of your most recent utility bill for both heat and electric. EAP benefits will be paid to utility vendors directly.

If you have utilities in rent, you must provide a current lease or Landlord Affidavit signed by your landlord, stating that the utilities are in the Landlord's name.

To qualify for a homeowner's benefit, you must provide proof of homeownership.

There may be other documents required. If you are unsure, please contact your local service provider. Once your application is complete and you have gathered the required documents, please send them to your local service provider in your county.

What should i do if I am about to be disconnected?

If you are in disconnect, please do not mail your application! A mail-in application may take too long to process to prevent being disconnected! Please call and make an appointment with your local service provider or call 2-1-1. If you live in Marion County, please call 317-926-4357 instead of 211.

What other kinds of Utility Assistance is available?

The EAP program may not be able to cover all of your utility bill or you may not be eligible in certain circumstances. Other resources for utility assistance are:

Connect2Help: Dial 2-1-1. If you live in Marion County, please call 317-926-4357 instead of 211.
Township Trustee Salvation Army Catholic Charities
When Can I apply for EAP?

You can apply for a heating benefit anytime between October 1, 2019 and mid-May 2020.

How long will it take before I get my benefit?

Local Service Agencies may take 60 days to determine if you are eligible, and it may take an additional 30 days for the utility company to process your benefit. PLEASE CONTINUE TO PAY YOUR UTILITY BILLS while waiting for your EAP benefit to appear on your account.

Your Appeal Rights and Right to Timely Processing of Your Energy Assistance Program Application

You have the right to request an appeal if your Energy Assistance Program (EAP) application is not acted upon in a timely manner once it has been received by the Local Service Provider (LSP) administering EAP in your area. In order to request an appeal for an EAP application not acted upon in a timely manner, please submit a written request for a review of your case along with all relevant facts to your LSP.

You will receive an official written response to your appeal within ten (10) business days of receipt. The written response will include instructions for a second appeal if you are not satisfied with the response.

Please note that an LSP has 10 days to determine eligibility of an EAP application when an in-person appointment takes place, and 55 days to determine eligibility of an EAP application when the application is delivered by other means, including but not limited to drop-off, mail, fax, e-mail, an electronic portal, or by proxy. When a heating crisis situation exists (defined as when a utility disconnection notice has been received, utility has already been disconnected, propane or fuel oil at or below 25% of a tank, or within 10 days of running out of other bulk deliverable fuel), LSPs must provide a mitigating action within 48 hours. In cases where a life-threatening crisis situation exists (defined as when a utility is already disconnected or bulk fuel heating source is already disconnected and there is a documented medical need in the household with an extreme safety concern), LSPs must provide a mitigating action within 18 hours. A mitigating action may or may not necessarily include determining eligibility of an EAP application within this time frame.

Please also note that the program officially opens, and the timeline for application approval begins, on November 1. Therefore, even if you submitted your application early, an LSP has until 55 days from November 1 to determine eligibility on an application if there is no crisis situation present. All other processing timelines will begin no earlier than November 1.

If an EAP application is denied for any reason, you have a right to submit another application, with updated supporting documentation, 55 days after your previous application submission.

How can I appeal if I was denied or if I believe my benefit amount is incorrect?

If you feel you have been wrongly denied, or that your benefit amount was calculated incorrectly you may file an appeal.

You must send your appeal to the Local Service Provider within ten (10) business days of receipt of the denial. This will be who sent you the denial. The Local Service Agency will review your appeal and send you a written response within ten (10) business days.

If you are not satisfied with the Local Service Provider's determination, you may request formal review by the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA). You can work with your Local Service Provider to have them submit the appeal for you or you can submit it directly to IHCDA. This request must be made within ten (10) business days of receipt of the LSP's appeal determination. IHCDA's Community Program Manager will review your appeal and issue a response in writing within ten (10) business days of receipt. If you needs assistance with this procedure, please email IHCDA at liheap@ihcda.in.gov or call 317 232 7777. Please send your formal appeal to:

IHCDA
Attn: Community Programs Manager, EAP
30 South Meridian St, Suite 900
Indianapolis, IN 46204.

What is Moratorium?

The Moratorium law (Indiana Code 8-1-2-121) states that from December 1 through March 15 of any year, a regulated utility company may not turn off residential utility service to any customer who is eligible for and who has applied for the Energy Assistance Program. This includes utilities that are electric or gas, including a municipally owned, privately owned, or cooperatively owned utility.

What is the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP)?

Households completing the EAP application are eligible for weatherization. Just check the box on the application to indicate that you are interested in weatherization. Not all homes who are eligible get weatherization assistance due to wait lists. Once a household fills out an EAP application, no additional application is necessary. For more information on weatherization, click here.

Other Resources

The State of Indiana manages EAP policy and operations. Public comment is welcome. Please send comments to liheap@ihcda.in.gov.

Click here to access the PY 2020 State Plan and relevant appendices.

Click here to access the 2019-2020 Energy Assistance Program Operations Manual.

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Information for families in Washington Township Schools

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The Metropolitan School District of Pike Township awards up to three scholarships to Pike High School seniors annually. Students applying for this scholarship will be rated in 4 categories; Merit, Community Involvement, School Involvement, and a Scholarship Essay. The Merit score includes attendance, grade point average, and SAT/ACT test scores.

Students will need to include copies of their FAFSA Student Aid Report.

Details for how to submit your applications are included in the application form. Paper copies must be submitted. The application and all supporting documentation should be submitted to Ms. Irwin in the CCRC or Dr. Ruth Woods in Q101 by the end of the school day on the due date listed here and on the application.

To apply click here.
Download and complete the fillable file, gather all the documents and follow the directions on the application to submit by the April 15 deadline.

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Home - METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PIKE TOWNSHIP

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The Metropolitan School District of Pike Township awards up to three scholarships to Pike High School seniors annually. Students applying for this scholarship will be rated in 4 categories; Merit, Community Involvement, School Involvement, and a Scholarship Essay. The Merit score includes attendance, grade point average, and SAT/ACT test scores.

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When families are working and kids are learning, Indiana's Future is Brighter.

Early childhood education plays a vital role in Indiana's recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. It is essential to children, families and communities, helping kids recover from learning loss and prepare for educational journeys ahead while allowing parents and caregivers to work.

Indiana's Build, Learn, Grow program helps build reliable child care infrastructure, creates new learning opportunities for young students and helps our communities grow.
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Stand for Children Indiana's homework hotline

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After surveying hundreds of parents across Indianapolis Public Schools, we've launched a series of programs and support efforts to help families and respond to feedback received over the past two weeks.

Nearly 45 percent of IPS parents surveyed expressed a need for help with home learning, and more 60 percent told Stand volunteers and organizers that they would utilize a hotline that could help their child with schoolwork.

Starting Thursday, April 16, parents and students in Indianapolis can call the Stand for Children Indiana Home Learning Hotline to get help on their academic work. The hotline will be staffed by dozens of volunteers comprised of current and former teachers, accountants from firms like PWC, Stand Indiana parent leaders, and a host of others who want to support the continued learning of students across Indianapolis.
Stand for Children Indiana Home Learning Hotline
Phone number: 317-560-4600
Zoom video support will be an option for families who have the available technology Hours of operation:
Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays:

10 a.m. to Noon

Tuesday and Thursday:

4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Languages:
Support will be provided in English and Spanish

The goal is to keep the hotline operational through the end of May provided parents and students continue to need support.

In addition to the hotline, Stand also announced an online workshop for parents that will focus on tips and best practices for creating a positive and productive at-home learning environment, as well as ways parents can relieve stress and focus on self-care during these times of high anxiety. That workshop is scheduled for the last week of April.

Families can visit the " COVID-19 Info link " on our menu to access more info on academic support being offered, as well as the latest resources available to help families meet their nutritional needs along with health and wellness support.

Stand is still signing up volunteers for the Home Learning Hotline. To apply, follow this link.

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Food banks in the state of Indiana

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Food Assistance Availability Map

Welcome to the Indiana food assistance map. This site is designed to help you find available food resources near you. To use it simply:

1. Enter your address in the search tool. You only need to enter your street address and ZIP code. City and state are not required.
If the search tool is not displayed click on the search tool icon in the upper left corner of the screen. When you hover over this icon, the phrase "Food Assistance Search Tool" will appear.

2. Organizations providing food assistance within a five-mile radius will automatically appear. If you would like to change the search area (you can search within a range of zero to 15 miles), drag the slider below the address entry and select a smaller or wider radius.

3. To get more information about any organization, click on the organization's name in the list. This includes the type of organization and hours of operation. If available, there is also a link to the organization's website.

4. To go back to the list of organizations, click "<" or "Food Assistance."

There are three types of organizations shown.

The first is a food pantry . Food pantries are locations where you can pick up groceries to prepare and use at your home.

The second is called a "meal site ." Meal sites serve packed meals ready to take home and eat.

The third is Indiana Department of Education school sites ; these meals are only available for students and may be delivered or picked up depending on the site.

For more detailed instructions on how to use the map including screen shots, click here.

To view a mobile version click here.

Updates to the organizations will be posted daily by 10 a.m.

If you are affiliated with a food pantry or meal site and your information doesn't appear or is wrong, please complete this form to send us accurate information.

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Washington Township Schools Multilingual forms and instructions

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Washington Township Schools Multilingual forms and instructions

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Free job training!

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What We Believe

We believe in the power of jobs to improve the lives of people. Project Azul leverages a robust network of education, community, and employer partners to serve participants. We support participants as they receive a job-ready credential and place them in careers in fast-growing employment sectors. Through this preparation and training, participants are able to achieve a better quality of life for themselves and their families by earning living-wages and opening doors to opportunity.

Real support for real people

Our Workforce Success Development Program is designed to meet the needs of real people. We provide individualized coaching, employer aligned training, and assistance with starting a career.

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Real support for real people

Our Workforce Success Development Program is designed to meet the needs of real people. We provide individualized coaching, employer aligned training, and assist participants with starting a career.

Skills Training

Our training programs are designed meet employer needs while remaining focused on ensuring participants can achieve success.

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Workforce Coaching

Our workforce coaching, which continues in employment, helps participants meet their basic needs, navigate professional barriers, or resolve concerns.

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Job Placement

Our intentional employer partnerships provide us with opportunities to help participants secure good jobs.

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Stories

Walter, originally from El Salvador, connected to Project Azul in 2020. Walter was looking to transition into a company that would provide a career pathway. After successful completion of the forklift training, Walter was offered an Equipment Operator opportunity and now earns $17 per hour. Walter also recently attended the Team Lead training and with the assistance of the coach, landed an interview for a team lead position. Walter states "Thanks to Project Azul, I have achieved a good career, working indoors, with benefits, and ready for any promotion available".

Walter

2020 Participant

Charles was unemployed when he connected with Project Azul through a career navigator at our nonprofit partner, CAGI. He had been shot in 2016 and had to receive help to relearn how to eat and walk on his own. He was motivated by his desire to succeed in life and provide for his family. After completing the forklift training, he has landed a good paying position with opportunity for career advancement.

Charles

2021 Participant

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What We Believe We believe in the power of jobs to improve the lives of people. Project Azul leverages a robust network of education, community, and employer partners to serve participants. We support participants as they receive a job-ready credential and place them in careers in fast-growing employment sectors.

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Indiana's website about the COVID-19 Vaccine

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COVID-19 vaccine has arrived in Indiana

The vaccination of Hoosiers against COVID-19 has begun. Any Hoosier age 70 and older is now eligible to schedule a vaccination appointment, as are long-term care residents, first responders (fire, law enforcement, emergency medical services, reservists and volunteers) who have in-person contact with the public and licensed and unlicensed healthcare workers who have in-person contact with patients or infectious material in any healthcare setting.

Hoosiers age 70 and older can schedule a vaccination at the link in the red bar above or by calling 2-1-1 if they do not have access to a computer or need assistance registering. Eligible professionals should receive an invitation and registration link from their employer, professional association, or the State of Indiana (Indiana Department of Health, Professional Licensing Agency, Family & Social Services Administration, Department of Homeland Security, or another state agency). If you are a licensed healthcare provider, make sure your email is updated with the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency and continue to check your email and SPAM. If you are eligible and haven't received an invitation, please ask your employer.

Please be patient, as vaccine supply is limited. Additional groups will be eligible as soon as vaccine supplies permit.

Who is eligible to receive vaccine?

If you answer yes to any of these questions, you are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine:

Are you age 70 or older?

Do you work or volunteer in healthcare and have (physical or close) contact or face to face interactions with patients? Examples include:

Inpatient, outpatient, provider office setting, nursing homes, residential care facilities, assisted living facilities, in-home services

This includes all clinical and non-clinical positions: clinicians, dietary, environmental services, administrators who have direct contact with patients, clergy who see patients in the healthcare setting, non-clinicians who assist in procedures, transportation staff, etc.

This also includes local health department staff who interact with patients at test sites, health clinics or provide direct patient care

Do you have exposure to COVID-19 infectious material? (Examples include cleaning of rooms or material from COVID-19 patients, performing COVID-19 testing, other exposure to infected tissue, performing autopsies or other post-mortem examinations of COVID-19 patients)

Are you a first responder (fire, law enforcement, emergency medical services, reservists and volunteers) who has contact with the public and could be called to the scene of an emergency?

Click here for a list of who is eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. If you are eligible, click here to register and make an appointment. The timeline for additional phases of vaccine administration is yet to be determined. Check back here frequently for updates.

Received the vaccine? Make sure you sign up for the v-safe after vaccination health checker.

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To register for testing at an ISDH/Optum Site click here or call 888-634-1116.
Register for testing at an ISDH/Optum Site

Click an icon on the map below for specific test site information.

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness that can spread from person to person. Patients with COVID-19 have experienced mild to severe respiratory illness, including fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, and diarrhea. The virus that causes COVID-19 is a novel (new) coronavirus. It is not the same as other types of coronaviruses that commonly circulate among people and cause mild illness, like the common cold.

The virus that causes COVID-19 is thought to spread mainly from person-to-person between people who are in close contact with one another (within about 6 feet) through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes. It may be possible that a person can get COVID-19 by touching a surface or object that has the virus on it and then touching their own mouth, nose or possibly their eyes, but this is not thought to be the main way the virus spreads.

WHO NEEDS A COVID-19 TEST?

Healthcare providers may order a test for any patient who needs one based on their clinical evaluation. Please quarantine yourself from others as much as possible while you wait for your test results to prevent the spread of infection in case your test comes back positive.

Testing at the Optum sites is now open for anyone who lives or works in Indiana. There are no other testing requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions about testing:

Q. What should I do if I think I need a test?
A. If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing, call your healthcare provider for medical advice. If you have a medical appointment, call your doctor's office or emergency department, and tell them you have or may have COVID-19. This will help the office protect themselves and other patients. You can also consult a healthcare provider through telehealth, if that is an option.

Q. How can I get tested at a drive-thru or ISDH/Optum clinic?
A. The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) continues to expand its ability across the state to test Hoosiers for COVID-19.

The locations of drive-thru clinics change frequently, so please check the map above to see if there's a drive-thru clinic near you. One test per vehicle. Drive-thru clinics are open to anyone older than age 12 who lives or works in Indiana. Some locations may be able to test children 2 and older. Check the specific site information on the map for details.

ISDH has also partnered with OptumServe to provide test sites across the state. Registration for testing at an ISDH/Optum site is required and can be completed at https://lhi.care/covidtesting or by phone at 888-634-1116. Hoosiers will not be charged for testing, and insurance is not required. If you have private health insurance, please bring that information with you.

Anyone who lives or works in Indiana can be tested at an Optum site, but you should consider getting tested particularly if you are at high risk because you are over age 65, have diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure or another underlying condition, or if you are a member of a minority population that's at greater risk - even if you don't have symptoms. This also includes close contacts of confirmed COVID-19 positive patients when it is imperative that the contact continues to work and/or have close contact with at-risk populations.
Q: Can children be tested at an ISDH/Optum site?
A: Children may be tested at these sites. It is important for your child to remain still during the swabbing procedure to prevent injury to his/her nasal passages. Parents or guardians will be asked to restrain their child if needed during the swabbing procedure for safety. If your child has a condition that prevents adequate restraining, or is unable to be adequately restrained, our testing site cannot perform the test. The test site may also not be the best location for testing of children younger one year old. We recommend you contact your child's primary care provider for testing in these situations.

Q. How can I get my results from a drive-thru clinic test?
A. You'll receive either an email or text message depending on which option you selected.

Q. Should I have a serology/antibody test?
A. We don't know yet if the presence of antibodies are neutralizing and protective or not. Because the antibody test does not give information on the infectious status. People can still infect others even though they have an antibody response. It also doesn't mean that they are immune because we don't know if their antibodies are enough to keep someone immune or for how long.

Q. Where can I get more information?
A. Questions about COVID-19 may be directed to the ISDH COVID-19 Call Center at the toll-free number 877-826-0011 (available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily).

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To register for testing at an ISDH/Optum Site click here or call 888-634-1116. Register for testing at an ISDH/Optum Site Click an icon on the map below for specific test site information. Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness that can spread from person to person.

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Program to improve employment and interviewing readiness at Church at the Crossing

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Guest Speakers, Discussions, Networking: All are invited! You will hear from guest speakers, receive invaluable resources for your job search, and be able to network and connect with people on the same journey as you.

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM: Guest Speakers. This portion of the meeting will be both in-person at Church at the Crossing, 9111 Haverstick Rd, Room 136 (enter at Door #4, west side - green awning), Indianapolis, IN 46240.

8:00 PM - 9:00 PM: Discussion/networking workshop. This portion of the meeting will be in-person only (same location as shown above). Includes topics relative to attendees' needs and/or selected topics from our P2E Guidebook. If you have a device, please be sure to bring it with you for the workshop sessions.

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Guest Speakers, Discussions, Networking: All are invited! You will hear from guest speakers, receive invaluable resources for your job search, and be able to network and connect with people on the same journey as you. 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM: Guest Speakers.

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Indiana Stay-At-Home Order FAQ translated into Spanish, Chinese Simplified, French March 23, 2020

Governor Holcomb's Address to the State Regarding COVID-19 March 23, 2020

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For Teachers and Education Administrators: Virtual Education Interpreting Support Relating to Coronavirus (COVID-19), Proper Communication is Key. CDC Multilingual Flyers Marion County Public Health Department Coronavirus FAQs COVID-19 resources
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Indianapolis and Marion County COVID-19 Community Resources

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Immigrant Welcome Center COVID-19 Resources

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention printed materials in multiple languages
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English Classes for all levels of adult students. Classes for children (babies-8th grade) are free for children of attending adult students.

Faith Church

9125 N College Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46240

Questions?

Email: Amy@faithliveitout.org (English and Spanish spoken)

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Serves Nora Area

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Our Food Pantry is...
Open on the last Tuesday of the month
4-6 p.m.
Enter through Door 3
WATCH OUR YOU-Tube Video for more info

Every month, FBC serves the local Nora community by offering a food pantry. Identification is requested for those who need groceries. (Please bring a photo ID and proof of residence, such as a utility bill.) The following months we will offer special giveaways:

2018 Specials
Jan.- Feb. Soup

March, April & May Paper Items (Paper Towels and TP Paper)

June, July & August Personal Hygiene Items (Soaps, Dental items, Shampoo)

Sept., Oct. & Nov. Laundry Detergent

December $$$ Donations
You can help by...

Stocking the Pantry shelves. (Keep the Food Pantry Grocery List below with you and pick up items when you are shopping. Bring your donations to the FBC Atrium, entrance 1. Large deliveries need special arrangements.)

Making cash donations which are greatly appreciated. We make use of group purchasing and can often buy needed items at a lower price than you can at the store! (Send your donations to: FBC Food Pantry, 8600 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46240)

Volunteering to work at the food pantry. Contact: information@fbcindy.org

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Food Pantry * First Baptist Church of Indianapolis

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Our Food Pantry is... Open on the last Tuesday of the month 4-6 p.m. Enter through Door 3 WATCH OUR YOU-Tube Video for more info Every month, FBC serves the local Nora community by offering a food pantry. Identification is requested for those who need groceries.

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5504 146th St.
Serves Hamilton County and Indianapolis residents who live north of 56th St.

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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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Frequent Questions and Comments: Q: "I am looking for food that helps my family to be healthy, can I find that at the Merciful HELP Center?" A: We focus on family health!

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3021 E. 71st St.
Serves Washington Township

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COVENANT FOODS
Guest Information
Covenant Foods serves these zip code areas: 46205, 46208, 46216, 46220, 46226, 46228, 46240, 46250, 46256, 46260. Guests seeking assistance should bring photo ID, Social Security cards of household members, and proof of residence, such as a piece of mail sent to his or her home address. Guests may return monthly.

​METRO BAPTIST CENTER

Northside has a long-standing relationship with the Metro Baptist Center in downtown Indianapolis. Every month, church members contribute clothing and toiletries to the needy people of our community. Every year at Christmas, Northsiders contribute food for food baskets and toys for shoebox gifts for underprivileged children. Several members of Northside volunteer to serve in the Baptist Center's counseling ministry.
Special Announcement:
During the current circumstances and precautions, the pantry will distribute food in a drive-through line in the parking lot.

Covenant Foods began its ministry in 2008. We want to reach out to the hungry people in our community. The Pantry is open every Tuesday, 4 PM to 6:30 PM.

Where We Are
Covenant Foods is located at Northside Baptist Church, 3021 East 71st Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46220. Our phone number is 317-255-6692.

What We're Doing
Covenant Foods opened its doors to the community on September 9, 2008. Our goal is to reach out to people who are hungry, both physically and spiritually.

How We Got Our Name
The Covenant Foods name is taken from the text of Isaiah 55:1-3

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COVENANT FOODSGuest InformationCovenant Foods serves these zip code areas: 46205, 46208, 46216, 46220, 46226, 46228, 46240, 46250, 46256, 46260. Guests seeking assistance should bring photo ID, Social Security cards of household members, and proof of residence, such as a piece of mail sent to his or her home address.

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7700 N. Meridian St.
Serves Washington Township

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If you need assistance, we can help!

We serve Washington Township residents and those living in these zip codes: 46205, 46208, 46220, 46228, 46240, 46250, 46260, 46268, and 46280.

Are you, or somone you know in need of food assistance? The volunteers of Northside Food Pantry welcome you. Come visit us during our shopping hours up to two times per month. We hope you find the Northside Food Pantry to be hospitable, safe, and a good source for a well-balanced diet.

Northside Food Pantry is located on the north side of Second Presbyterian Church, 7700 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
Masks are recommended to visit the food pantry. Eligibility
We serve residents in Washington Township and these ZIP Codes: 46220, 46228, 46240, 46250, 46260 or North of 38th Street in 46205 or 46208.
What to Bring for the First Visit
An item showing your mailing address, such as a bill or business mail (dated within 30 days.)
Shopping Hours
Northside Food Pantry is open three days a week:

Tuesdays, 12:30-3 p.m.
Wednesdays, 4-6:30 p.m.
Saturdays, 10 a.m.-Noon

Contact:
The Church Office
(317) 253-6461
Pantry Volunteer Opportunities
We encourage you to consider all volunteer opportunities described below and then sign up online.

Client Intake - You will work inside and out greeting clients, giving them intake boards, and helping them complete intake information when necessary.

Client Liaison - This job involves assisting clients during their shopping experience inside. Plan to be on your feet 3-4 hours. You will receive on the job training during your first shift.

Data Entry - This job requires special training and is a sit-down job. It involves the use of a computer and the ability to multi-task.

Car Loader - You will be working outside helping clients load their vehicles. You may also help with traffic control.

Food Delivery Processing - This job involves unpacking, sorting and storing food from our various vendors. Food delivery takes place when the pantry is closed to the public. This is a behind-the-scenes job with no food pantry client interaction. You will receive on-the-job training.

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For a link to our full COVID-19 Coronavirus Statement, please click here... Important Raphael Health Center Updates related to the Coronavirus: Raphael is changing the way it serves our patients and community to make sure everyone is safe and protected during this Coronavirus Outbreak. Please read the following:

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To protect you and our volunteers from the spread of the COVID -19 virus we are closed until further notice. If you suspect you are sick with the virus please call the Marion County Health Dept. at 317-221-2117 between 8:00 am-5:00 pm. After hours call 317-221-2000. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

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To protect you and our volunteers from the spread of the COVID -19 virus we are closed until further notice. If you suspect you are sick with the virus please call the Marion County Health Dept. at 317-221-2117 between 8:00 am-5:00 pm. After hours call 317-221-2000. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

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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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At the Indiana University School of Dentistry, you'll receive quality dental care at an affordable cost while you help prepare the dental professionals of the future.

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