Indianapolis’ non-denominational Christian facility for men experiencing homelessness, poverty and other hardships has a new leader.

More people died experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis in 2022 than in recent years. An annual ceremony remembered 197 individuals.

Housing insecurity is on the rise in Marion County. Central Library will host the first Maurice Young Resource Fair Tuesday, November 15th between 1 and 7 p.m. to assist those facing homelessness.

The city of Indianapolis is able to invest $7.8 million in four new housing projects.

The city of Indianapolis is still a long way off from ending homelessness but one section of the population has experienced some success. The number of veterans counted in an annual assessment recorded a 35 percent drop in numbers. Now advocates hope to learn from lessons in efforts to end homelessness.

The city of Indianapolis has set aside more than $4 million for the new Youth and Young Adults Transitional Housing Grant Program.

The Indianapolis City-County Council is considering two proposals to address the needs of people unhoused in Indianapolis.

In 2018 when the city of Indianapolis laid out plans to end homelessness, it set out a goal that by 2023 no one experiences more than 30 days without a permanent, safe, affordable place to live.

Policies to help people experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis can work and a new report explores best practices.

Circle City Village in partnership with Lyndhurst Baptist Church have plans to build a small village containing 18 houses on Indianapolis' west side.