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Indianapolis, IN 46221
Other: Please do not call. Must Register Online
and attend Orientation
No Pregnant workers
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Other: *For Saturdays - must schedule with PO.
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Other:
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46254
Other:
Sonia Azzarelli
Website: None
Days & Hours: Vary
Restrictions: None noted
Booth Manor Apt/Salvation Army
Address: 4390 N. High School Road
Barnes United Methodis Church
Address: 900 W. 30th Street
Telephone: 317-923-9187; 317-931-8058 Barnes is one of Marion County historic churches. We
have a rich tradition and heritage of service within the
Indianapolis community. As "Disciples of Christ", we
seek to serve all people through nurturing, witness and
outreach.
Contact: Anthony Neal or Patricia Jones
Website: None
Days & Hours: Mon-Thur; 8:30am - 6:00pm
Restrictions:
On Bus Route: Yes
No Sex Offenses/Violent Crimes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Telephone: 317-388-9445; 317-388-9445 Booth Manor Indianapolis is a 75 total unit property
with 74 assisted living units. The property is intended
for the Disabled or Elderly (PRAC 202/811) housing
program.
Contact:
Website: www.assetrecycling.org
Asset Recycling, a division of Youth Fair Chance, Inc.,
a non-proft organization works to divert usable
building materials from landfills while offering donors
all allowable tax incentives for their contributions. It
provides neighborhoods and individuals, especially the
ill, needy, and youth, new and affordable building
materials for home projects.
Days & Hours: Mon-Fri; 9:00am- 6:00pm
Restrictions:
On Bus Route: Yes
No
317-635-7774; 317-635-7741
Asset Recycling
No Violent Offenders
Animal Care & Conrol
Address: 2600 S. Harding Street
Indianapolis Animal Care & Control is the state's
largest animal shelter with an average annual intake of
18,000 animals. In addition to being a lost and found
resource, the shelter has wonderful animals for
adoption, a successful volunteer program and is the
enforcement agency for animal-related laws in the city
of Indianapolis/Marion County.Restrictions: No Weapons or Drug Offenses;
On Bus Route: No
Accepts Juveniles: No
Telephone: 317-327-1384; 317-327-1390
Contact: Sgt. Jim Payne
Website: www.indy.gov/eGov/City/dps/accd
Days & Hours: Mon-Sat/ 10am - 6:00pm
Telephone:
CSW ACTIVE AGENCY LIST as of 1/26/15
Contact: Cheryl Brooks
Address: 701 N. Holt Road, Suite 1
Accepts Juveniles:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapoilis, IN 46205
Other: None
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapois, IN 46208
Other: None
Religious: No sex offenders
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46205
Other: None
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46205
Telephone: 317-925-7001 Cats Haven’s mission is to provide a non-institutional
shelter (no cages) for cats and kittens. Cats Haven was
founded for special needs cats or kittens with birth
defects, visual impairments, neurological problems, or
medical issues or injuries that require veterinary care.
Cats Haven strives to educate the public about
available resources and proper care of companion
animals. It is Indianapolis' oldest no-kill cat shelter.
The shelter now cares for nearly 300 cats within its
network.
Contact: Barbara Willis
Website: www.catshaven.org
Days & Hours: Mon-Sat 11am- 6pm
Address: 2603 N. College Ave
Telephone: 317-924-4208 ext 21
Telephone: 317-931-0292 The mission of Brothers United is to enhance the
health and wellness of our community, which includes
those who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and
the people who live and work in our neighborhoods.
Brothers United provides high quality, comprehensive
prevention and service programs in a welcoming
environment and seeks to improve the overall health
of the Indianapolis community, through education and
training, outreach and advocacy, prevention and
research.
Contact:
Website: http://brothersunitedinc.org
Days & Hours: Mon- Fri 10am-6pm
Restrictions: No sex offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Address: 3737 N Meridian St Suite 401
The Carvel Club
Address: 4627 N. Carvel Ave
Cats Haven
Days & Hours: Mon - Sun; 9:00am - 4:00pm
Restrictions: None
On Bus Route: Yes
Telephone: 317-255-0037 The purpose of the Carvel Club, Inc., an Indiana not-
for-profit corporation, is to aid and assist in the
attainment and maintenance of sobriety for its
members and any and all members of Alcoholic
Anonymous (AA) by promoting a better
understanding of the teachings of AA, coordinating its
facilities and activities with all groups of AA in the
City of Indianapolis and the State of Indiana and
supplementing the group activities in developing and
stimulating the work of AA.
Contact: Jim Berkhart
Website: http://carvelclub.org
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles:
www.broadwayumc.org
Days & Hours: Mon-Fri; 9am- 2pm
Accepts Juveniles: No
Restrictions: No sex related crimes
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Broadway United Methodist Church
Address: 609 E 29th Street
Brothers United
Broadway UMC seeks, welcomes, and values all
people. As followers of Jesus Christ responding to
God's love, our mission as the people of Broadway
Church is to be a multi-cultural, Christian community
that in its ministry seeks, welcomes, and values all
people.
Contact: Cathy Pilarski
Website:
Yes
Booth Manor Indianapolis is a 75 total unit property
with 74 assisted living units. The property is intended
for the Disabled or Elderly (PRAC 202/811) housing
program.
Other: Must Fill out volunteer application online
*Note Cars are free roaming
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46237
Other:
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapoilis, IN 46219
Other: N/a
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapois, IN 46203
Other: N/a
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Cats Haven’s mission is to provide a non-institutional
shelter (no cages) for cats and kittens. Cats Haven was
founded for special needs cats or kittens with birth
defects, visual impairments, neurological problems, or
medical issues or injuries that require veterinary care.
Cats Haven strives to educate the public about
available resources and proper care of companion
animals. It is Indianapolis' oldest no-kill cat shelter.
The shelter now cares for nearly 300 cats within its
network.
Restrictions: Only accepts OVWI convictions
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Church of Acts
Address: 3740 S. Dearborn St
Telephone: 783-2287; 783-0146 The Church of ACTS is an inter-denominational,
Bible-based, Spirit-filled church that believes in the
releasing and unleashing of the presence and power of
God. They are a local church with a global vision to
build the Kingdom of God. The Church of ACTS has
multiple ministries that are based on five specific
needs to REACH, CONNECT, SHARE, SERVE,
and GROW with others both inside and outside of the
church community.
Contact: Autumn Seyfried
Website: http://www.churchofacts.org
Days & Hours: Tues & Fridays; 9am -3pm
Restrictions: No Offenses Against Children; No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Club East
Address: 441 S. Ritter Ave
Telephone: 356-2802 Club East’s goal is to aid and assist in the attainment
and maintenance of sobriety for its members and any
and all members of Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) by
providing a safe environment for individuals going
through recovery.
Contact: Jim Gross
Website: None
Days & Hours: M, W, F; 7am -4pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenses
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Compassion Center
Address: 2616 Soth Shelby St
Telephone: 626-0387 The Compassion Center has operated for over twenty
years and feeds approximately 65,000 meals per year.
It is under the National Christian Outreach. The
Center provides meals and devotions daily, as well as
offer a weekly service at the Center.
Contact: Ray Hampton
Website: None
Days & Hours: M-F, 8am - 1:30pm
Restrictions: No sex/violent/theft offenses
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Crown Hill Maintenance
Address: 330 W. 32nd St
Telephone: Do Not Call Crown Hill Cemetery is the nation’s third largest
cemetery and is listed on the National Register of
Historic Places. It is open 365 days a year. Visitors to
the cemetery discover a chronicle of Indianapolis
history with over 200,000 chapters, one for each of the
lives honored here; historic structures dating back to
the 1800's; timeless memorial artworks; and the
wonders of nature in the thousands of trees and
wooded areas that make up a major portion of the
city's urban forest canopy.
Other: N/a
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, In 46254
Other:
Religious: No Sex Offenses
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46218
Other: See Website
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46219
Other: N/a
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Fairbanks
Crown Hill Cemetery is the nation’s third largest
cemetery and is listed on the National Register of
Historic Places. It is open 365 days a year. Visitors to
the cemetery discover a chronicle of Indianapolis
history with over 200,000 chapters, one for each of the
lives honored here; historic structures dating back to
the 1800's; timeless memorial artworks; and the
wonders of nature in the thousands of trees and
wooded areas that make up a major portion of the
city's urban forest canopy.
Contact: Chris Hensley
Website: www.crownhill.org
Days & Hours: Mon-Fri; 7:45am - 4:00pm
Restrictions: N/a
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Eagle Creak Park Maintance
Address: 7840 W. 56th St
Telephone: DO NOT CALL With 1400 acres of water and 3900 acres of forest,
Eagle Creek Park is one of the largest city parks in the
nation, offering unmatched opportunities for
recreation, enjoyment, and discovery of nature only
minutes from downtown Indianapolis.
Contact: PO to schedule
Website: http://www.indy.gov/eGov/City/DPR/ECPark
Days & Hours: M-F (Oct-April) & Daily (May-Sept); 7am-330pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenses
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Edna Martin Christian Center
Address: 2605 East 25th St
Telephone: 637-3776; 637-4989 The Edna Martin Christian Center was established as
the East Side Christian Center in 1941. A community
activist, Ms. Edna Martin, began working with children
after school in the Martindale-Brightwood
neighborhood. In 1946 the Center became a home
mission of the American Baptist Churches, USA. As a
result of this affiliation, the services and programs of
the center expanded to include social services to
strengthen families in the neighborhood.
Contact: James Ray
Website: http://ednamartincc.ning.com/
Days & Hours: M-F; 9am-6pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders; May Require Background Check
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Emerson Ave Baptist Church
Address: 308 N. Emerson Ave
Telephone: 356-0965 Emerson Avenue Baptist Church, an American Baptist
Congregation, states it is called to share the love of
God with our church family, our eastside neighbors,
and the greater community.
Contact: Anne Mader
Website:
Days & Hours: M-Th; 9am-2pm
Restrictions: No Sex/Violent or Felons
On Bus Route: No
Accepts Juveniles: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Other: Minimum of 80 hours to complete
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Limited
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Other: N/a
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46241
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Address: 8102 Clearvista Parkway
Telephone: 317-572-9469 Fairbanks is a not for profit alcohol and drug
treatment center. We are one of the oldest
independent alcohol and drug treatment centers in
America. We started treating alcoholic men in 1945 in
a house on Alabama street in Indianapolis, Indiana.
We now serve men, women and adolescents and their
families who struggle with addiction from the Midwest
and from around the country.
Contact: Kathleen Gill
Website: http://www.fairbankscd.org/
Days & Hours: M-F; 8am-5pm; Limited Weekend Hours
Restrictions: Prefer drug and alcohol related charges
On Bus Route: #19
Accepts Juveniles: No
Days & Hours: M-F; 8am-5pm
Restrictions: Men Only
On Bus Route: Yes
Fathers and Families
Contact: Norm
Website: http://indianafiretrucks.com/Station.aspx?StationId=731
Address: 2835 N. Illnois Street
Telephone: 921-5935 Fathers and Families Center serves as a 501(c)(3)
agency to enhance the capacity of young fathers to
become responsible and involved parents, wage
earners, and providers of child support. Major
activities are centered on educational and employment
advancement, parenting and basic life skills training,
and support services assistance.
Contact: Robert Mays
Website: http://www.fatherresource.org/
Days & Hours: M-F; 8am - 430pm
Restrictions: None noted
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Address: 2551 South Belmont Ave
Telephone: 327-5680
Fire Department - Fleet Services
Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center
Address: 2990 W. 71st St
Telephone: 293-2600 ext 109 At the Corner of 71st and Michigan Rd., you’ll find
the Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center @
Crooked Creek and behind the center, you’ll discover
seven acres of land, including a Family Pavilion which
includes a gymnasium and an outdoor recreation area
developed for the pleasure of clients and area
residents. They provide an array of holistic services,
which include basic social services like utility
assistance, food pantry, employment placement
services and counseling.
Contact: Rohli Bocker
Website: http://www.fbglickcenter.org/
Days & Hours: M-Sat; 8am-5pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
IFD's Maintenance and Support Facility has always
been referred to as "The Shops." The Shops have
served as the silent backbone of the Fire Department
since its inception. IFD's Support Services has a long
tradition of exceptional service and offering creative
ideas to enhance and maintain the city's modern
frontline and reserve apparatus fleet.
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46203
Other:
Religious: No Sex Offenses
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46221
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, In 46241
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46201
Other:
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: No
Good News Ministries - Men's Shelter
Address: 2716 E. Washington Street
Telephone: 638-2862 Good News Mission was founded in 1950 strictly as a
rescue mission for homeless men. In 1983, Good
News Mission moved to its current location at 2716 E.
Washington Street on the near eastside. Due to the
great needs of the surrounding community and our
desire to help all of those who are disadvantaged, we
felt there was a tremendous responsibility and
opportunity for Good News Mission to offer vital
human services for needy women and children, as well
as homeless men.
Contact: Ben Evans
Website: www.goodnewsministries.com
Days & Hours: M-F; 7am-4pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenses
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Gleaners Food Bank
Address: 3737 Waldermere Ave
Telephone: 925-0191 X120 Gleaners Food Bank solicits, stores and distributes
food and critical grocery products to agencies such as
food pantries, soup kitchens and emergency shelters to
help feed the hungry. Gleaners' facility is a 297,000
square foot warehouse and office building which also
houses the Community Cupboard Southwest an on-
site food pantry serving the local community.
Contact: Jessica Barnett
Website: http://www.gleaners.org/
Days & Hours: Monday Only; 8:30am-3:30pm
Restrictions: No Felonies/Violent/Sex/Weapons
On Bus Route: No
Accepts Juveniles: Yes - with adult/guardian
George T. Goodwin Community Center
Address: 3935 Mooresville Road
Telephone: 247-5201 Each year, the Goodwin Community Center touches
the lives of more than 800 families, individuals,
seniors, and children in the Mars Hill and Decatur
Township area. From working families struggling to
make ends meet, to seniors making companionship
and ways to stay healthy, the George T. Goodwin
Community Center connects neighbors and families
with the resources that promote independence, and
life-long growth.
Contact: Toby York
Website: http://www.goodwincenter.org/
Days & Hours: M-F; 10am-7pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenses/Crimes Involving Youth
On Bus Route: No
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Garfield Park Maitenance
Address: 510 E. Southern Ave
Telephone: Do Not Call Garfield Park is a 128-acre regional city park in
Indianapolis, Indiana. Established in the late 19th
century, it is the oldest city park in Indianapolis and is
on the National Register of Historic Places
Contact: PO to schedule
Website: http://www.indy.gov/eGov/City/DPR/Parks/List/Pages/GarfieldPark.aspx
Days & Hours:
Restrictions:
On Bus Route:
Accepts Juveniles:
M-F (Oct-April) & Daily (May-Sept); 7am-330pm
No Sex Offenses
Yes
No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Other: See Share drive for list of stores
& contact store manager
assault (weapon); carrying handg; sex offenses
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46218
Other: No Wheel Chair Access
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes but no wheel chair access
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, in 46260
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46268
Other: Sign up online
Humane Society
Address: 7929 N. Michigan Road
Telephone: 872-5650 ext 106 Founded in 1905, IndyHumane provides vital services
to animals and people alike through sheltering and
adopting animals, providing positive-reinforcement
behavior training for both adoptable and owned
animals through its Canine Training School, and
outreach through community and shelter programs.
Contact: Shawna Sims
Website: http://indyhumane.org/
Days & Hours: Daily 9am-6pm/Varies
Restrictions: No Felonies/Theft/Violent/Sex
Holliday Park
Address: 6363 Spring Mill Road
Telephone: 327-7180 A 94-acre city park located on the north side of
Indianapolis, where you can explore the nature center,
play on one of the city’s best, hard-to-leave
playgrounds, hike more than 3.5 miles of picturesque
trails or walk down to the banks of the White River.
Restrictions: OVWI or PI's Only
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Contact: Katie Neill
Website: http://www.hollidaypark.org/
Days & Hours: Tues-Sat
Greater Love Temple of Apostolic Faith
Address: 2050 Winter Ave (old IPS #38)
Telephone: 222-9091
Restrictions:
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Contact: Sherri Hart
Website: None
Days & Hours: Mon-Sat; Varies
Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana, Inc
Address: 1635 W Michigan St
Telephone: Varies Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana serves 29
counties within approximately a 70-mile radius around
Indianapolis. The sale of donations goes toward
helping people in your community gain employment,
education and self-sufficiency. Goodwill Industries of
Central Indiana has 50 retail/donation locations.
Retail Hours: Retail Stores Monday – Saturday: 9
a.m.–9 p.m. Sunday: 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Attended
Donation Centers Monday – Saturday: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Sunday: noon–6 p.m.
Contact: Store Manager
Website: http://www.goodwillindy.org/
Days & Hours: Daily; 9am-9pm
Restrictions: theft/conversion; robbery; burglary; battery
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46227
Other:
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46221
Other: Hables Español
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Other: Orientation required
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, in 46204
Address: 8236 Madison Avenue
Telephone: 317-908-8635 Humble Impressions was openedin June of 2012 to
help the community. All profits go directly to church
and community pantries. The owener relied on
pantries to survive for the past five years and she
wanted to give back to the community and the
pantries for what they have done for her. "Be humble
and impress" that is the store's motto.
Contact: Rebecca Pardue
Website: http://www.humbleimpressions.com/
Days & Hours: Tues-Sat 9am -6pm; Sun 1pm to 6pm
Restrictions: No
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Humble Impressions
Indianapolis Housing Agency
Address: 1900 N. Meridian
Telephone: 261-7200 At the Indianapolis Housing Agency, they help over
7,600 families each year find quality housing in one of
our communities as well as in neighborhoods
throughout the city. We also promote fair housing and
strong neighborhoods by fighting housing
discrimination. We’re continually striving to change
the face of public housing. We’re opening doors for
thousands.
Contact: Michael Robinson
Website: http://www.indyhousing.org/
Days & Hours: Varies
Indiana State Museum
Address: 650 W. Washington Street
Telephone: 650-9589 The Indiana State Museum in White River State Park
in downtown Indianapolis is the place to go to
uncover Indiana’s secrets. The Indiana State Museum
presents exhibits and programs highlighting the best
of Indiana's science, culture and art.
Contact: Karine Huys
Website: http://www.indianamuseum.org/
Days & Hours: M-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 11am-5pm
Restrictions: No Sex/Violent Offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes - 16+
Iglesia Christiana "Ebenezer"
Address: 1460 S. Belmont Ave
Telephone: 724-6789 Categorized under Pentecostal Church, our records
show it was established in 2005 and incorporated in
Indiana, Contact: Donaldo Leon
Website: None
Days & Hours: Daily/Varies
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: No
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Founded in 1905, IndyHumane provides vital services
to animals and people alike through sheltering and
adopting animals, providing positive-reinforcement
behavior training for both adoptable and owned
animals through its Canine Training School, and
outreach through community and shelter programs.
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Other: See Share drive for list of properties
& contact property manager
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Days & Hours: M, T, TH, F =9am-4pm, W =10am-3pm.
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46218
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46219
Other: 8:30am-2:30pm
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, In 46220
Indy Humane Animal Welfare Center
Address: 456 N Holmes Ave
Telephone: 602-3423 The IndyHumane Animal Welfare Center is located in
the Haughville neighborhood, which was identified as
one of the areas most in need of animal welfare
services. The Center houses the Albert G. and Sara I.
Reuben Vaccination Clinic, offering low-cost cat and
dog vaccines. The Center also offers spay/neuter
services. The center provides pet-care resources and
assistance with feral cats, pit bulls, and chained dogs.
Contact: Jessica Lifford
Website: http://indyhumane.org/index.php/services/
spay_neuter_clinic
Restrictions: No crimes against animals
On Bus Route: Bus Route: 3, 8, and 25.
Accepts Juveniles: No
Jerusalem Temple Apostolic Faith Assembly
Address: 2125 E. 54th Street
Telephone: 253-2276
Website: N/A
Days & Hours: M-F (Oct-April) & Daily (May-Sept); 7am-330pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Irvington UMC
Address: 30 N. Audubon Road
Telephone: 356-7231 Irvington United Methodist Church is church located
in historic Irvington who's motto is "Experiencing
God through Service, Nurture and Worship."Contact: Rev. Keith Adkins
Website: http://www.irvingtonumc.org/
Days & Hours: Tue-Fri
Restrictions: No Sex Offenses
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Indy Park East Maintenance
Address:
At the Indianapolis Housing Agency, they help over
7,600 families each year find quality housing in one of
our communities as well as in neighborhoods
throughout the city. We also promote fair housing and
strong neighborhoods by fighting housing
discrimination. We’re continually striving to change
the face of public housing. We’re opening doors for
thousands.Restrictions: No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: Varies
Accepts Juveniles: No
6825 E. 34th Street
Telephone: Do Not Call A division of the Departmetn of Public Works
responsible for the care, up-keep, and maintenance of
Indy Parks on the eastside of Indianapolis. Contact: PO to schedule
Other:
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46201
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46205
Other: Must be able to lift 20-30lbs
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Cheri Holt
Website: jhbcc.org
Days & Hours: M-F; 8am-5pm
NoAccepts Juveniles:
Indygo Bus #10
John H. Boner Community Center
On Bus Route:
Mt. Vernon Community Missionary Baptist Church
Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis
Address: 301 E. 38th Street
Telephone: 317-251-0005 Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis is
Indianapolis' leading nonprofit dedicated to helping
ALL people live mentally healthier lives. Mental
Health America represents a growing movement of
Americans who promote mental wellness for the
health and well-being of the nation — every day and
in times of crisis. Mental Health America of Greater
Indianapolis is an affiliate of the national Mental
Health America and a chapter of Mental Health
America of Indiana.
Contact: Mark Rozales ext 1002
Website: http://www.mhaindy.net
Days & Hours: Tue-Fri; 8:30am-5:00pm
Restrictions: No Violent Offender
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center
Address: 11920 West Morris Street
Telephone: 317-923-4581 Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center, located on the
southwest side of Indianapolis, provides resources and
opportunities to help low-income neighbors get the
help they need and get connected to opportunities that
will help them to build self-sufficiency and economic
stability.
Contact: Treva Burgess ext 205
Website: http://www.maryrigg.org/
Days & Hours: Mon-Fri; 8am-2pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders/Crimes against children
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
No Sex Offenders Restrictions:
The John H. Boner Community Center is a not-for-
profit agency founded to serve residents of the Near
Eastside of Indianapolis. Through programs, services
and community development initiatives, staff helps
inspire and support those who are committed to a
better quality of life for themselves and the near
eastside neighborhood.
503-2518Telephone:
Contact: Derek Jefferson
Website: None
Days & Hours: Varies
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
2236 E 10th StreetAddress:
Contact:
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Other: Includes Mozel Sanders
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianpolis, IN 46208
Other: Call and leave a message;
or email: eapnewlife@comcast.net
Religious: Faith Based
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Other: Outside Work/Must be able to lift 30lbs
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Other: None
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Website: https://www.facebook.com/NLDM7
Days & Hours: Mon-Sat; 9am-5pm
Restrictions: Men only
On Bus Route: #15
Accepts Juveniles:
The PourHouse
No
Purpose of Life Ministry
Address: 3705 Kessler Boulevard North. Drive
Telephone: 317-873-9510 The historic Second Baptist Church announces the
birth of our new name, vision, and mission: Purpose
of Life Ministries. We sincerely and earnestly desire to
minister to your needs. The Word of God is the
foundation for our ministry and it is His Word that is
taught and applied to our lives.
Contact: Antonio M. Alexander
Website: http://www.purposeoflifeministries.com/
Days & Hours: Daily; 10am-8pm
Restrictions: No Crimes Against Children
On Bus Route: No
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Address: Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Telephone: 317-507-8982 The PourHouse focuses on establishing relationships
and a sense of community with individuals
experiencing homelessness here in Indianapolis.
Through partnerships with service providers,
sponsors, IMPD and the City of Indianapolis, it's the
goal of The PourHouse to provide for practical needs
and to help people move beyond daily survival to
recognize and realize their dreams, talents and desires.
Contact: Andrea DeMink
Website: http://pourhouse.org
Days & Hours: Sun & Wed; 6pm-9pm
Restrictions: None
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
1 Monument Circle
Address: 2819 Clifton Street
Telephone: 317-921-5433 New Life is a unique life changing re-entry program
that primarily deals with the major obstacle men face
for successful re-entry back into their community-
JOBS. Their primary objective is to train and employ
former offenders.
Contact: Eugene A. Potter
New Life Development Ministries
Address: 709 N. Belmont Ave
Telephone: 317*636*4964 Mount Vernon Community Missionary Baptist Church
provides a community based Church where individuals
and families can be connected to and have a sense of
belonging, while growing together in the grace and
knowledge of Jesus Christ. To be Visible in the
community, be of Value to the community, and
provide Help, Hope, and Healing for the Church and
the world through ministry. To provide services and
assistance to the Church and the community by means
of outreach ministry.
Contact: Freddi Carter
Website: http://www.mtvernonindy.org/
Days & Hours: Unknown
Restrictions: No Violent Offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Details:
Indianapolis, In 46202
Other: Must Be albe to walk, stand, lift 25 pounds
Must complete application
Religious: Faith based
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Other: None
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Other: Must have 20 hours or more to complete.
Mandatory Orientation on Monday 11am-3:30pm.
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Independently mobile, stand 3-4 hours
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46203
Other: Must Interview
Religious: None
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Salvation Army- Adult Rehabilitation Center
Address: 711 E Washington Street
Telephone: 317-638-6585 For over 100 years The Salvation Army’s Adult
Rehabilitation Centers programs have provided
spiritual, social, and emotional assistance for men and
women who have lost the ability to cope with their
problems and provide for themselves. Centers offers
residential housing, work, and group and individual
therapy, all in a clean, wholesome environment.
Contact: Alisha Edmonds
Website: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/adult-rehabilitation
Days & Hours: Mon-Sat; 8am-4pm
Restrictions: No Theft or Crimes that involve Children
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Southeast Community Services
Address: 901 Shelby Street
Telephone: 317-236-7400 Southeast Community Services was organized in 1972
through Mayor Richard Lugar's office as a consortium
of area agencies and neighborhood groups to deliver
needed services to the near southeast side of
Indianapolis. Since our founding in 1972, we have
been committed to addressing the diverse needs of
residents, from youth to seniors. Our overall goal is to
help residents lead dignified, fulfilling, and self-
sufficient lives.
Contact: Elaine Cates ext 233
Website: http://www.southeastcommunityservices.org/
Days & Hours: M-F; 9am-5pm
Restrictions: None
On Bus Route: Yes
Second Helpings
Address: 1121 Southeastern Avenue
Telephone: 317-632-2664 Each day, Second Helpings volunteers and staff rescue
prepared and perishable food from wholesalers,
retailers and restaurants -- preventing unnecessary
waste. That rescued food is used to create 3,500 hot,
nutritious meals each day that are distributed to 70
social service agencies that feed people in need.
Contact: Mary Parks ext 11
Website: http://www.secondhelpings.org/
Days & Hours: M-F; 8:00am -4:00pm; Saturday 9:00am-1:00pm.
Restrictions: Must be 16; No Battery, DV, Violent
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Salvation Army- Harbor Light
Address: 2400 N. Tibbs
Telephone: 317-972-1450 The Salvation Army Harbor Light Centers seek to
bring hope to those who have fallen captive to
substance abuse. Each center provides detoxification
services, residential treatment, transitional housing,
and outpatient treatment for men and women.
Treatment includes group and individual counseling,
education, skills for managing grief and anger, and
training for independent living and meaningful
employment.
Contact: Charles Pulliam or Willie Scott
Website: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/harbor-lights
Days & Hours: Daily; Time Varies
Restrictions: None
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46217
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46201
Other:
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Other: None
Religious: Yes
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, IN 46241
Other: *includes lion's park and the fire dept
Wayne Township Trustee Office
Address: 5401 West Washington Street
Telephone: 317-241-4191 The Wayne Township Trustee office strives to make
Wayne Township a better place to live, work and raise
a family. The Wayne Township Trustee will strive to
provide you with the most efficient and convenient
services available, such as assistance with medial care,
food, shelter, transportation, utilities, burial costs,
heating, and clothing.
Contact: Lynn McWhirter
Website: www.waynetwp.org
Days & Hours: M-F; 8:30am-4:00pm
Restrictions: None Noted
Use What You've Got Ministries
Address: 3535 Kessler Blvd N Dr, Suite 122
Telephone: 317-924-4124 The children and families of the incarcerated are often
the forgotten hidden victims in the criminal justice
system. By providing transportation, Use What
You’ve Got Prison Ministry (UWYGPM) affords these
families the ability to maintain crucial connections
during the incarceration of their loved ones. To propel
the fragile family unit from a state of hopelessness to
optimism is our ultimate goal..
Contact: Cecellia Whitfield
Website: http://www.usewhatyouvegotministry.org/
Days & Hours: M, Th, Fri; 9:30am-2:30pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
St. Philip Neri Catholic Church
Address: 550 N Rural Street
Telephone: 631-8746 St Philip Neri Catholic Church has served the near
eastside of Indianapolis for over 100 years. Through
sacramental celebrations, we welcome all by
proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ through
our words and actions. We embrace the cultural
diversity of our community as we use our time, talent
and treasure to help build the Kingdom of God.
Contact: Diana Rodriguez
Website: http://stphilipneri-indy.org/
Days & Hours: Mon-Sat; Hours Varies
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: Bus Route: 28/8; 28/10
Accepts Juveniles: Yes
Southside Animal Shelter
Address: 1614 W. Edgewood Ave
Telephone: 317-781-0755 As one of the few “limited admission shelter”
organizations in the city of Indianapolis, Southside
Animal Shelter remains committed to the philosophy
of not using euthanasia to control population. Once
an animal is accepted at Southside Animal Shelter,
there is no limit to the amount of time that animal can
spend at the shelter. Once the shelter is full, however,
no new animals can be accepted, thus preventing our
current residents from being euthanized to make room
for newcomers.
Contact: Paula/Megan
Website: http://www.ssasi.org/
Days & Hours: M-F; Hours Varies
Restrictions: 17 and older; No Theft; No Sex Offenses
On Bus Route: No
Accepts Juveniles: No
Southeast Community Services was organized in 1972
through Mayor Richard Lugar's office as a consortium
of area agencies and neighborhood groups to deliver
needed services to the near southeast side of
Indianapolis. Since our founding in 1972, we have
been committed to addressing the diverse needs of
residents, from youth to seniors. Our overall goal is to
help residents lead dignified, fulfilling, and self-
sufficient lives.
Accepts Juveniles: No
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, iN 46204
Other: Call to schedule; Must work 8 hour days.
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: Yes
Accepts SO: No
Details:
Indianapolis, In 46219
Other:
Religious: No
Accepts Disabled: No
Accepts SO: No
YMCA-Ransburg
Address: 501 N. Shortridge Road
Telephone: 317-554-8073 Paul Smith graduated from ABC University, US with a
Bacherlor degree in 1980. Upon joining the company
as a sales representative in 1997, he spent 6 months in
orientation program at Seattle. He was promoted to
Sales Manager in May 2000.
Contact: Shanna Smiley
Website: http://www.indymca.org/centers/ransburg
Days & Hours: Mon - Fri; 8am-5pm
Restrictions: Only accepts OVWI convictions
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
White River State Park
Address: 801 W. Washington Street
Telephone: 317-233-2434 White River State Park boasts world-class attractions
and destinations that offer distinctive experiences for
every interest and visitor! Yes, you will find green
spaces, trails, trees, and waterways that you expect at
any state park. In addition to nature’s wonderland,
you will find cultural, educational, and recreational
attractions and events in our urban getaway’s 250-
acres.
Contact: Joe Denning
Website: http://www.inwhiteriver.com/
Days & Hours: Mon-Fri; 8am-430pm
Restrictions: No Sex Offenders
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
The Wayne Township Trustee office strives to make
Wayne Township a better place to live, work and raise
a family. The Wayne Township Trustee will strive to
provide you with the most efficient and convenient
services available, such as assistance with medial care,
food, shelter, transportation, utilities, burial costs,
heating, and clothing.
On Bus Route: Yes
Accepts Juveniles: No
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