The City of Indianapolis announced that it received roughly $12 million to support homelessness and housing initiatives.

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The city has identified a location for its first low-barrier shelter. The new “Housing Hub” facility aims to better serve people experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis.

An annual assessment of people experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis found an overall drop in numbers in 2023.

It is part of a plan to have satellites all over the city so people don't have to travel more than 15 minutes to access services.

Two studies released by the Learning Policy Institute show schools around the country struggle to provide resources for students experiencing homelessness. In Indiana, that means a lack of funding leaves many schools without the means to help some of their most vulnerable students.

Newly signed legislation aims to avoid the so-called prison-to-homelessness pipeline for people who end up in Indianapolis after incarceration.

The city of Indianapolis will receive $9.9 million in record federal funding to address homelessness, a large increase from previous years.

More homeless outreach workers will be hired to help people in Downtown Indianapolis. The move to reach people experiencing homelessness in the downtown core is supported by federal funds from the city.