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How to get help in Indianapolis.
Where to find free clothes in Indianapolis
These 13 churches and nonprofits offer clothes to families, people starting a new job and people experiencing homelessness.
Back-to-school season in Indy
Where to get help with school supplies and other important info to know as Indianapolis students head back to school.
Where to cool off from summer heat
Find cooling centers, save on AC bills and wear your sunscreen.
Free and affordable fitness classes all around Indy
Try yoga, dancing and strength training at parks, libraries and gyms.
15 free resources and things to do in Indianapolis
Yoga classes, haircuts, college courses, legal advice and more experiences that won’t cost you a thing.
If you are in need of immediate help, call 211. If it’s an emergency, call 911.
Be a helper
Here are some ways to get involved.
Jobs 🔝
Text “JOBS” to 317-676-4163 to connect with reporter Claire Rafford about job fairs, employment opportunities and free and low-cost classes.
Education 🔝
Back-to-school season in Indy
Where to get help with school supplies and other important info to know as Indianapolis students head back to school.
More resources
9 tips for Indiana residents facing historic floods
How to find shelters, report damage and return home.
AES changed the budget billing program. What to know.
The program is supposed to make your monthly bill more predictable.
Where to find free grief support in Indianapolis
These 8 organizations and community centers offer counseling and groups for children, parents, LGBTQ+ folks and more.
Did you find a lost pet? This microchip scanner is open 24/7.
Use the new scanner outside FACE Low-Cost Animal Clinic to reunite pets and owners.
We asked for Indy’s best mechanics. You sent us 14 recommendations.
Readers called these auto shops ‘trustworthy,’ ‘reasonable’ and ‘really nice.’
Grab a free lead testing kit from any library
IU Indianapolis researchers will test the samples you collect and send you a report.
Help recognize Indy neighbors who put in the work
Health by Design and the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center are each taking nominations for residents who do good.
Meals on Wheels delivers free food to people in recovery
“I was able to maintain my sobriety,” said one Indy resident.
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