Indiana has yet to see any cases amidst national outbreaks.
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Bruce Bye started a community garden to feed his neighbors
The project planted the seeds for the Southdale Neighborhood Association.
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Free food, clothing available at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church
If you or your family needs a little help getting food or clothing for kids, head to the Chapel Hill United Methodist Church in the Chapel Hill/Ben Davis neighborhood every other Saturday. Food pantry and Kids Clothing Corner The church, 963 N. Girls School Road, distributes food from the Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana during […]
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Community connections: How Indianapolis partnered up when the Haitians cameÂ
Collaborative solutions leaders in city government, nonprofits and other entities took to address an influx of Haitians in a short time.
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Eastside YMCA offers refrigerated food pantry
The Ransburg YMCA pantry offers milk, eggs, cheese and fruit.
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Connect with services at southeast side community resource fair
The event will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 15 at Southeast Community Services.
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Get free help from an Indy immigration lawyer March 12
The virtual event will address topics such as asylum, visas and the immigration process.
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Need a job? Check out March 19 reentry fair at Ivy Tech
Get help with resumes, job applications and find reentry support services.
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Get free bicycle lights at 2 Indianapolis library branches
Lights are available at the East 38th Street branch March 8 and the Garfield Park branch March 15.
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‘Not invisible’: This Indy program helps struggling young people
Participants get free job training and support through the Youth Employment Services program.