Here’s how to protect yourself and loved ones this holiday season.
Category: Health
Posted inHealth
How to file a complaint against your landlord: A renter’s guide
Indiana has weak renter protections, but these resources can help tenants protect themselves.
Posted inGovernment
The EPA wants lead pipes out. Here’s what it means for Indianapolis.
One scientist says the lead pipes are ‘like a ticking time bomb.’
Posted inHealth
Your guide to free health care in Indianapolis
People in need can find primary care, dental services and more.
Posted inHealth
Lost your pharmacy in Indianapolis? You’re not alone.
At least 20 pharmacies have closed in the city since 2020, frustrating residents with long lines and wait times.
Posted inArts & Culture
Using storytelling to advocate for homeless residents
A new effort will connect creatives with people who have been homeless to offer a new take on advocacy.
Posted inResources
Find help with rent, utility bills, winter clothing
Indianapolis families can turn to several local resources in times of need this winter.
Posted inGovernment
Indianapolis homeless shelter won’t open for at least 2 years
The shelter will include wraparound services and a short-term leasing program.
Posted inHealth
NaloxBoxes save lives. Here’s where you can find one in Indy.
The influx of NaloxBoxes in Indianapolis serves the increased need for the drug to treat opioid overdoses.
Posted inHealth
Here’s where to donate blood in Indy this holiday season.
Several organizations – from the Indianapolis Colts to local hospitals – are hosting blood drives.
