The review found that contracts went to companies with connections to OPHS employees.
Category: Health
Posted inNeighborhoods
Help track what’s happening in your neighborhood’s environment
Indy City Nature Challenge tracks animals, plants and fungi to help scientists study how the city’s changing.
Posted inDocumenters
TWG residents share complaints, concerns about housing
Residents raised concerns about unsafe living conditions at a recent town hall.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Grieving children, young adults find solace at Brooke’s Place
The nonprofit, which is expanding to the south side, allows youth to play games, release frustration and build community.
Posted inHealth
Learn about assistive tools for people with disabilities April 22
Attendees can test out tech like communication devices and screen readers.
Posted inWomen & Girls
Bilingual doula services hope to minimize infant death rates
Transformed Birth Services provides birth and postpartum support for all kinds of moms.
Posted inEducation
How an Indianapolis high school is helping students in recovery find purpose
For 20 years, Hope Academy has focused on teaching students with substance use disorder.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Lawrence to host a free health and wellness fair
The health fair is noon to 4 p.m. April 18 at Lawrence Community Park
Posted inHealth
Lawrence to create health ambassador program
The effort is part of the city’s Live Longer in Lawrence initiative.
Posted inEducation
Here’s where eastside students can catch up on required vaccines
Many vaccines will be free at this Warren Township schools clinic.
