Indy Peace Resource Guide

This guide connects individuals affected by gun violence in Indianapolis with essential resources, including grief support, mental health services, victim assistance, and community aid.

  • Orange graphic with white border and text reading “Grief and Loss Resources.”

    Support for individuals and families coping with loss

    Marion County Coroner's Office Resource List
    A comprehensive list of support services for grieving families

    Overdose Lifeline
    "Lifeline for Loss" monthly support group for those who lost a loved one to overdose

    Community Health Network
    Virtual bereavement support groups
    📞 317-621-4646 | 800-404-4852
    ✉️ InTouch@eCommunity.com

    Grief Share
    A 13-week, faith-based grief recovery program
    📞 800-395-5755

    The Compassionate Friends, Inc.
    Support for families grieving the death of a child

    American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
    Support groups and educational resources

    Brooke’s Place
    Peer support for grieving children and young adults

    Purpose 4 My Pain
    Grief support, financial assistance, and aftercare resources
    📞 317-414-6997

    Redemption Outreach Services Inc.
    Grief and wrap-around support services
    📞 317-418-9267

    What's Your Grief
    Online grief education, courses, and podcasts

  • Orange graphic with white text reading “Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Resources.”

    Services for individuals experiencing mental health challenges and addiction

    Be Well Crisis Helpline
    24/7 mental health support
    📞 Call 211 (Enter Zip Code, Press 3)

    COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS

    Adult and Child Mental Health Center
    📞 317-882-5122

    Community Health Network
    (Gallahue Mental Health Center)
    📞 317-621-7600

    SUBSTANCE USE OUTREACH SERVICES

    Marion County Public Health Department
    Confidential addiction screenings
    📞 317-221-4618

    Indiana Recovery Network
    Connections to recovery services

    PACE
    (Public Advocates in Community Re-Entry)
    Re-entry support for formerly incarcerated individuals
    📞 317-612-6800

  • Orange graphic with white border and text reading “Shelter Services Resources.”

    Emergency and transitional housing options

    Jake’s Place
    Transitional/independent living for the age group of 18-22 years old for up to 15 months.


    MALE SHELTERS

    Blossom House
    Emergency transitional housing for displaced young men aged 14-17.
    📞 317-974-9264

    Wheeler Mission Shelter for Men
    520 E Market St - Open 24/7
    📞 317-687-6795

    Horizon House Inc.
    1033 Washington St - Closes at 3 PM
    📞 317-423-8909

    Wheeler Mission Men's Residential Center
    245 N Delaware St
    📞 317-636-2720

    Central Territorial Salvation Army
    540 Alabama St
    📞 317-637-5551

    Dayspring Center
    1537 Central Ave - Open 24/7
    📞 317-635-6780

    Good News Ministries
    2716 Washington St - Open 24/7
    📞 317-638-2862

    MEDICAL SHELTER

    Gennesaret Free Health Clinics
    Contact Tawana Johnson
    📞 317-755-6258
    ✉️ tjohnson@gennesaret.org

  • Orange graphic reading “Food and Utility Assistance Resources” in white text inside a rounded rectangular border.

    Access food pantries, meal programs, and utility assistance to support individuals and families

    Flanner House
    📞 317-925-4231
    2424 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street Indianapolis, IN 46208

    CAFÉ
    8902 E. 38th Street
    📞 317-890-3288

    Edna Martin Center
    2605 E 25th St - Food Mon-Fri, 2-3:30 PM
    📞 317-637-3776

    The Spot (Food Pantry)
    9501 E 36th Place - Open Tues & Thurs, 10 AM-2 PM

    John Bonner Center
    📞 317-633-8210

    Food Pantry Locator
    Find nearby pantries

    Great Harvest Food Pantry
    Drive-thru very third Saturday of the month.
    📞 317-657-4998
    6766 US 31 S, New Whiteland, IN 46184

  • Orange graphic with white border and text reading “Youth and Family Support Resources.”

    Programs that provide mentorship, reentry support, and resources to help youth and families

    Voices Corp
    Damita Jefferson, MSW | Director of Reentry
    📞 317-316-8932

    Inner Beauty and New Boy Mentoring
    Youth mentorship and leadership programs

    CAFÉ Youth and Community Services
    8902 E. 38th Street
    📞 317-890-3288

  • Orange graphic with white border and text reading “Domestic Violence Support Resources.”

    Resources for survivors of domestic violence, offering safety planning, crisis intervention, and advocacy

    Indy Champions
    📞 317-210-0671
    ✉️ Champions@indypsf.org

  • Orange transportation resources title card with white border

    Reliable transportation options for medical appointments, essential services, and daily needs

    Need-A-Lift Medical Transportation
    Cash only
    📞 317-244-1314

    LCP Transportation
    Insurance accepted
    📞 317-291-9318

    Seals Ambulance Service Medical Transport
    📞 317-541-1200

    Martin Luther King Community Center
    Neighborhood-based transportation support

  • Orange graphic with white border and text reading “Cultural Services Resources.”

    Culturally specific resources that provide support for non-English-speaking individuals

    La Plaza
    Services for the Hispanic community
    📞 317-890-3292

    Laundry and More
    Free laundry services on Tuesdays, 11 AM - 2 PM
    4212 N. Post Rd.

    Chin Community of Indianapolis
    Translation services and specific resource help
    📞 317-300-1078
    2524 E Stop 11 Rd, Indianapolis IN 46227

  • Orange sign reading “Emergency Mental Health & Counseling Resources” in white text.

    Immediate crisis support and mental health services for individuals in distress or seeking counseling

    Crisis & Suicide Line
    📞 988

    Live Recovery Center
    Mental health and substance use treatment
    📞 317-536-7100

Something missing? If you know of additional resources that support individuals affected by gun violence, or other community needs, we’d love to hear from you.

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