We envision a world where everyone has a decent place to live and experience the proven benefits of homeownership. Serving Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Marion, and Shelby counties, Greater Indy Habitat provides the access, education, house construction, and mortgage for first-time buyers to purchase a home.

Since 1987, Greater Indy Habitat for Humanity has partnered with corporate, faith, and individual donors, volunteers, and community partners to provide more than 890 local households the opportunity to purchase and own their first home. We also help households preserve their home through repairs and provide housing solutions in Central America and Kenya. 

We operate four ReStores, home improvement thrift stores that sell donated new and gently used merchandise at a significant discount to the general public, including the location in Fishers. All proceeds benefit Greater Indy Habitat as we build homes, communities and hope for families in need of affordable homeownership.

Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank serves as the vital nexus for Hamilton County’s hunger relief efforts, sourcing and distributing nourishment to pantries to bolster community well-being. With unwavering commitment and strategic resource allocation, we ensure that every dollar entrusted to us translates into meals for those facing food insecurity. Together, we’re filling plates and shaping a future where hunger is a thing of the past in Hamilton County, Indiana.

Indy Hygiene Hub provides essential hygiene items to Indianapolis families to affirm dignity and restore hope. Our monthly drive-thru pantry is held on the third Saturday from 10am-12pm at 9511 Angola Court. We also partner with local organizations to distribute hygiene bags

We advocate with and empower all people with disabilities through supports and services, free of charge in Central Indiana.

The Arc of Indiana was established in 1956 by parents of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) who joined together to build a better and more accepting world for their children.

The Bosma Center for Visionary Solutions is Indiana's largest and most comprehensive provider of rehabilitation and training for people who are blind or visually impaired. From high school students to senior citizens, our customized programs help put you on your path to independence. We understand vision loss can be frightening. A sense of hopelessness can creep in. But, we can help. Our training and rehabilitation teaches you the skills you need and adjustment counseling to get you back to enjoying life. You are able to do anything you want, you may just have to do it differently. Call us at 888.567.3422.

The Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ISBVI) educates and invests in many children that, due to blindness/low vision or blindness/low vision and additional handicapping conditions, other schools cannot or have difficulty serving. Through its outreach initiatives, ISBVI provides services to children and young adults throughout the state who are blind or have low vision who are not enrolled at the School.

We provide Deaf and Hard of Hearing students with a comprehensive academic program from early childhood education through high school.

CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions is working to make Central Indiana a community where older adults and those of any age with a disability flourish.

Our Mission

To expand opportunities and enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities and their families through individualized services.

Easterseals Crossroads has been helping individuals with disabilities and their families live better lives for more than 85 years.

Whether helping someone improve physical mobility, return to work or simply gain greater independence for everyday living, Easterseals Crossroads offers a variety of services to help people with disabilities address life’s challenges and achieve personal goals. We provide top-quality, family-focused and innovative services tailored to meet the specific needs of the individuals we serve.

We are a state-wide training and and resource center making a profound difference in the lives of autistic people and individuals with other special needs. Our evidence-based behavioral and educational practices are effective and workable for providers and stakeholders across various settings, including educational, medical, clinical, community, and home environments.

We offer consultations throughout the state, collaborate closely with individuals and families, and engage with community schools, homes, treatment facilities, and other settings. While our expertise is well-established in the realm of autism and related disabilities, our behavioral and educational principles extend far beyond, proven relevant and beneficial to a diverse range of individuals.

We aim to support statewide efforts to prevent violence and enhance independence and wellness among people with disabilities. Our efforts are centered on the voices and actions of people with disabilities and it operates on a mix of practices including social justice, public health, and popular education. We are a group that is a work in progress and we are continually involving self-advocates, agencies, service providers, and caregivers. Please note: Indiana Disability Justice does not provide direct support for those experiencing violence. However, there are organizations who do.

The purpose of the Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities (GCPD) is to advance social and policy changes that lead to meaningful inclusion of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (ID/DD) and their families in all aspects of life. Through key activities like outreach, training, barrier elimination, community education, and informing policymakers GCPD aspires to shape Indiana into strong, supportive communities where people with ID/DD can exercise self-determination and independence in their own lives.

Since 1958, the Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation has provided financial assistance, quality programs, and other services for people across the state of Indiana facing the challenge of living with a neuromuscular disease.

Those in need right here in Hamilton County utilize Shepherd’s Gate Pantry.  To use our services, clients must show proof of residency in Hamilton County. These clients may come to the pantry once a month.

OUR MISSION

Open Doors of Washington Township is an expression of the ministry of Jesus Christ in our community to assist individuals with their physical and spiritual needs.

OUR PURPOSE

To improve the quality of life for Washington Township residents through food and clothing assistance, referral to community services, and spiritual guidance.

MOWHC's primary program offers individuals the option of receiving one or two home-delivered meals that are prepared in local healthcare facilities every weekday depending upon each individual's nutritional requirements as recommended by their primary care physician.

Resounding Joy enhances the human experience with therapeutic applications of music. We provide music therapy and wellness services through grants, sponsorships, donations, and sliding scale fee for service. Contact us today, and let's make some music!

Our mission is to empower young people with mental health challenges by connecting them to meaningful employment opportunities in farm, ranch, and similar environments. These experiences foster healing, build confidence, and open doors to a brighter future.