Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety

Some camp residents say that they have not been able to access housing assistance yet.

The grants come at a moment when Indianapolis families could face increased food insecurity due to proposed federal cuts.

The Food in Transit program started back up in Indianapolis last week for its eighth consecutive year.

New funding will train Haitian and Burmese residents to become behavioral health professionals in their communities.

Criminal justice has been at the forefront of Indianapolis’ 2023 mayoral race, with both candidates – Democratic incumbent Joe Hogsett and Republican Jefferson Shreve – campaigning on how they will address public safety.

City officials announced details Monday on the new clinician-led team that will respond to mental health calls in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis’ peacemaker program received funding to combat the city’s rising crime rate. A year later, officials say they are starting to see results.

Indianapolis city officials plan to include more mental health response resources in the 2023 city-county operating budget.

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

In the past, three to four grassroots groups are awarded to help build capacity and sustainability.