Resources

Serves: 46219 and those experiencing homelessness

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Location: Downey Avenue Christian Church, 111 S. Downey Ave

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Operating Hours: Thursday 1-3pm (except major Holidays)

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Requirements: New signups require proof of 46219 address

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More Information: Call 317-936-9639 or email foodpantry@downeyavenue.com

Serves: Warren Township - Boundaries are:

North: 38th Street

East: Carroll Road

South: Troy Road 

West: Emerson Ave

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Location: 8032 E. 21st Street, directly across from Old Bethel United Methodist Church

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Operating Hours:

Tuesday: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm 

Thursday: 9:00 am to 12 noon

Saturday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

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More Information: Call the Old Bethel & Partners Hotline at (317) 354-8858

Serves: Residents of 46201 and 46203

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Location: 4107 East Washington Street

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Operating Hours: Saturdays 9-11am (must arrive by 9am)

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Requirements: Utility bill or piece of mail proving address

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More Information: Call 317-375-0203

Serves: Pre-pandemic restrictions such as geographic boundaries and once-per-month visit limits have not been reinstated.

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Location: 2605 East 25th Street, Suite 118

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Operating Hours: Monday-Friday 1-3pm

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Requirements: Please contact the organization for sign up eligibility.

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More Information: Call (317) 637-3776 or email info@ednamartincc.org

Serves: Please check this map to see if you are within service boundaries

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Location: 2325 E New York St

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Operating Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 9-12pm,

Senior Shopping Day 3rd Wednesday of each month, 9am-12pm

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Requirements: Piece of mail providing proof of address within service boundaries

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More Information: Call (317) 632-9785

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HOT MEALS AVAILABLE TO ALL ON FOLLOWING DAYS/TIMES!

-Mondays & Thursdays 10am-11:45am

Serves: Open boundaries

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Location: 4424 East Michigan Street

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Operating Hours: Wednesdays 8am-9am Coffee Hours, 9am-11am Food Distribution

Rummage Room Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed 10am-1pm

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Requirements: Call for requirements

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More Information: Call 317-357-8771

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Serves: 46219, 46226, 46229, 46235

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Ride requests only accepted from Mon-Fri,

between 8am-2:30pm.

Ride requests made on the weekends or in the evenings

are no longer accepted.

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$2 Door to Door One-Way Rides within

Specific Boundaries to

Medical Facilities, Community Centers,

Schools, Senior Homes, Businesses, Faith Bases Orgs, Etc.

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Please go to driven2success.info or

call 317-890-1624 for more information on this program.

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Get up to 8 one-way rides to SNAP

certified grocery stores in Marion Co.

for $1!

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Download the Lyft App,

Add Lyft Pass,

Enter code FEEDINDY

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The code will automatically provide

$1 rides on all rides up to $10.

Up to 8 per month for any SNAP eligible

retailer in Marion Co. Code renews each month.

CICOA Door2Door senior transportation provides rides for medical appointments, pharmacy needs and grocery shopping* within Indianapolis/Marion County. CICOA can provide wheelchair transportation.

*limit 4 grocery bags maximum due to space

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Way2Go transportation is available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and is provided to Indianapolis seniors at a discounted rate.

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Eligibility

• at least 60 years of age

• live and travel in Marion County

 

How to Get Started

To use the Door2Door transportation service, you must first complete and submit a Senior Transportation Application - please visit their website to complete the application and to learn more information.

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CICOA Door2Door Website Link

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Warren Township’s Diaper Assistance Program:

Our organization is dedicated to supporting Warren Township families in need by providing essential diaper assistance. If you live in Warren Township and you or someone you know is struggling to afford diapers for their little ones, we are here to help. Our diaper assistance program offers free diapers to ensure that every child can stay clean, dry, and healthy to the residents of Warren Township.

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Call our office at 317-327-8947 or contact us through our website to learn more about our program and how to access diaper assistance today.

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Applicants must be able to provide the following documentation:

– Identification (e.g., driver’s license, state ID)

– Proof of residency (e.g., utility bill, lease agreement)

– Proof of birth for the child in need of diapers (e.g., birth certificate)

– Proof of income (e.g., most recent pay stub, benefit statement)

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Once we receive the required documentation, we will process your request and provide diaper assistance.

The Little Timmy Project was able to start a free pantry for birthing folks and parents with young children. Through grassroots efforts and donations from our community we are able to stock and provide essentials for birthing persons. 

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If you are in need of items for yourself or your child 0-3T, please use the link below to sign up for an appointment, to learn more information, or email thelittletimmyproject@gmail.com​.

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The Little Timmy Project Website

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Style for Success provides women with clothing for a job interview or new job.  It doesn’t matter if they’re unemployed, underemployed, or changing jobs – if they need help with clothing, we can help!

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Dress for Success also has Career Development and Success Coaches for those looking to enhance and further their careers. Please use the link below to find out more information and to find out how to schedule an appointment.

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Dress for Success Website

The Free Clothing Shop is open for business each Monday from 10 AM to 12:30 PM.

 

Those in need of clothing may come once every four weeks and shop for an outfit. In addition to clothing, the Free Clothing Shop provides a hygiene kit to each client which includes a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, washcloth, deodorant, and a razor. 

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They also have a food pantry - please call or visit their website for more details.

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Phone: 317-635-6397

Central Christian Church Website

701 North Delaware Street

Indianapolis, IN 46204

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St. Vincent de Paul can help with with gently used household items, including small appliances, linens, cleaning supplies and furniture. Other assistance, such as car repairs or help with utilities/rent, may be available. These items are provided to our neighbors a Home Visit by a local Conference (parish).

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To request items:

Contact the Help Line at 317-687-0169 (para español 317-687-0167) between 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday- Friday (8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Lunes-Viernes español). Excluding holidays.

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You may also complete the online form. Click Here to Complete Form.

After your request is submitted, it will be passed on to the appropriate Conference in your neighborhood. A member of the Conference will reach out to schedule a Home Visit to evaluate your needs. Expect the process to take a couple weeks.

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Gennesaret Free Clinics offers Medical, Dental, and Women's Health Appointments. Our clinic sites are designed to treat minor illnesses and injury to avoid facing major illness and injury. We provide free, compassionate healthcare, including medical exams and prescriptions, to all patients no matter their insurance enrollment or ability to pay.

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Medical Clinic Hub is Located inside of the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry

at 3001 East 30th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46218

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Mobile Medical Clinic is doctor's office on wheels that brings medical care to the streets three days a week.

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Check out their website for current clinic hours and mobile clinic location, as they change often.

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Gennesaret Website

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Dental Clinic - CALL 317.955.0217 TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT

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Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic is a 501(c)(3) organization that provides free legal services and education statewide to those who can't afford them, believing everyone deserves access to justice regardless of income.

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NCLC can help with a variety of legal services depending on the situation - taxes, immigration, driver's license reinstatement, veterans services, expungements, housing help, and online legal consultations.

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Please call them at (317) 429-4131 or visit their website linked below for more information.

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Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic Website

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HealthNet Homeless Initiative Program

901 Shelby Street, 3rd Floor
Indianapolis, IN 46203

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Services by appointment only
For appointments call: 317-957-2275

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Call-in Line
Monday: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM 
Tuesday: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM 
Thursday: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM 
Friday: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM

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HIP can assist with housing, employment and training, case management, and more.

Acts as a day shelter and offers many services for unhoused neighbors, such as;

• Hospitality / Safe Haven / Daily Meal

• Basic Hygiene & Survival Supplies

• Clothing and Laundry

• Restrooms, Showers, and Haircuts

• Mail Delivery and Property Storage

• Telephone / Voicemail Services

• Neighbors Can Receive Their Mail Onsite

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Address:
1033 East Washington Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202

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Hours of Operation:
Monday | 7:00 am – 3:00 pm
Tuesday | 7:00 am – 3:00 pm
Wednesday | 7:00 am – 12:30 pm
Thursday | 7:00 am – 3:00 pm
Friday | 7:00 am – 3:00 pm
Saturday | 8:00 am – 1:00 pm

Tuesday & Thursday | 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm

(For neighbors who are unable to visit during the day.)

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​Contact us:
317-423-8909

Wheeler Mission has several programs available, including temporary emergency shelter, substance use recovery programs, and long term housing options. Below is information on emergency housing only - for information on other programs, please visit their website linked below.

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For Men:

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Shelter Address - 520 E. Market St., Indianapolis, IN 46204

317.687.6795

 

No appointment is necessary for emergency shelter.

Check-in time is from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily. Exceptions will be made for first-time guests only.

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For Women:

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Shelter Address - 3208 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, IN 46201

317.687.3630

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No appointment necessary for emergency shelter

Must make an appointment for addiction recovery program.

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Wheeler Mission Website

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The Julian Center crisis line can be reached 24/7  at (317) 920-9320. All calls are confidential.

 

If you have general inquiries, you can call 317-941-2200.

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They have several programs available to survivors, including emergency shelter, crisis intervention, legal services, youth enrichment, advocacy, self-sufficiency, and more.

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If you are currently in an emergency situation, please do not hesitate to call 911.

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Julian Center Website

Indy Champions for Domestic Violence – (317) 210-0866

The Salvation Army – (317) 637-5551

Dayspring Center – (317) 635-6780

Holy Family Shelter – (317) 635-7830

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FIDO operates a drive-thru pantry dog and cat food to low-income households and community cat caretakers. They also provide flea treatment and de-wormer for a nominal fee and cat shelters. Spay/neuter is required to receive pet food pantry assistance, and the pantry provides a convenient venue for scheduling this free service.

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Call 317-221­-1314 or go to their website linked below for eligibility requirements and days/hours of operation and to see their upcoming events.

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FIDO Website

FACE Low-Cost Animal Clinic (FACE) is Indianapolis’ only high-volume, low-cost animal clinic. The clinic provides affordable spay / neuter services (including high quality anesthesia, surgery, and pain management), along with vaccines and routine preventive care for companion animals and community cats.

This program provides:

- Spays / Neuters
- Vaccinations
- Preventative care

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Go to their website below to schedule an appointment and see prices for various services.

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FACE Website