Life doesn’t always go as planned—and there is no shame in asking for help.
The Registry of Options And Resources is your one-stop shop for campus and local community organizations—all within a five-mile radius of IU Indianapolis's campus. The drop-down menus below point to a variety of resources, organized by topic so you can easily find what you need.
If you need an immediate connection to local resources, call 211. If you're experiencing a medical or safety emergency, please call 911.
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To have a support team member reach out to you, visit go.iu.edu/request-support.
The options and resources listed throughout this page are just that. We cannot guarantee help or assistance on behalf of the off-campus organizations in these lists, and they are not endorsed options. They are resources within a certain distance of campus that can help you with a variety of needs.
Catholic Charities Indianapolis - Holy Family Shelter: Shelter for families located at 907 N. Holmes Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46222. Call 317-635-7830.
Center for Women & Children: Women and women with children shelter located at 3208 E. Michigan St. Indianapolis, IN 46201. Call 317-687-3630.
Dayspring Center: Emergency shelter for families located at 1537 N. Central Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46202. Call 317-635-6780 or email info@dayspringindy.org.
Family Promise of Greater Indianapolis: Shelter for families located at 1850 N. Arsenal Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46218. Call 317-261-1562 or email info@fpgi.org.
Good News Ministries: Men’s shelter located at 2716 E. Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46201. Call 317-638-2862.
Horizon House: Day shelter located at 1033 E. Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46202. Call 317-423-8909.
Indianapolis Housing Agency: Resource for affordable housing options for families. Call 317-985-4406 or email applicant@indyhousing.org.
Indiana Housing Now: Online resource for renters. Call toll-free at 1-877-428-8844.
Outreach Indiana: Day shelter for ages 14–24 located at 2416 E. New York St. Indianapolis, IN 46201. Call 317-951-8886 or email info@outreachindiana.org.
Wheeler Mission: Men’s shelter located at 520 E. Market St. Indianapolis, IN 46204. Call 317-687-3630.
Call Indiana 2-1-1: Helps you find shelter if you need it. Once you are safely in shelter, staff can also talk to you about housing options. Phone line is available 24/7. Dial 2-1-1 or call toll-free at 1-866-211-9966.
Indianapolis ‘Keys to Housing’ resource guide: A guide to Indianapolis housing resources for folks experiencing homelessness or are at-risk of becoming homeless.
Outreach YouthLink Program: Connects youth and young adults (18–24 years of age) with resources to help them find short-term housing while navigating the housing process. Call or text youth hotline at 317-699-1994.
We cannot guarantee help or assistance on behalf of the off-campus organizations in this list. If you are experiencing discrimination or harassment on campus of any kind, please submit a report through the Office of Dean of Students.
Indiana Legal Services: 1200 Madison Ave. Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN 46225. Located in Madison Plaza. Call 317-631-9410 or 800-869-0212.
Indianapolis Legal Aid Society: 615 N. Alabama St., Indianapolis, IN 46208. Located in the English Foundation Building. Call 317-635-9538.
Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic: 3333 N. Meridian St. Suite 201, Indianapolis, IN 46208. Call 317-429-4131.
American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana: 1031 E. Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46202. Call 317-635-4059 or email info@aclu-in.org.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: 101 W. Ohio St. Suite 1900, Indianapolis, IN 46204. Located in Lake City Bank. Call 800-669-4000.
Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana: 429 N. Pennsylvania St. Suite 401, Indianapolis, IN 46204. Call 317-644-0673.
Indiana Civil Rights Commission: If you feel you have been the victim of discrimination, call 1-800-628-2909 or go to their website to file a complaint electronically.
Indiana Disability Rights: 4755 Kingsway Dr. Suite 100, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Call 317-722-5555 or toll-free at 800-622-4845.
Indianapolis Office of Corporation Counsel: 200 E. Washington St. Suite 1601, Indianapolis, IN 46204. Call 317-327-4055.
Funding options at IU Indianapolis: Information about financial aid, scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study.
Scholarships: Browse scholarships awarded by the university, get advice on external scholarships, and more.
Student Central: Provides quick access to online services for finding funding for your education, registering for classes, paying your bill, and more from the Offices of the Registrar, Student Financial Services, and the Bursar.
Not finding what you’re looking for? Contact the Office of the Dean of Students at 317-274-4431.
Tax benefits for students: As an IU Indianapolis student, you might qualify for certain credits or deductions.
My Free Taxes: File your taxes for free online.
IRS Free File: File your taxes for free online.
IU MoneySmarts: A free service for any IU student that allows you to attend workshops and presentations, take a course, consult with an expert, and more.
Money Management: Tips and tools for managing your money and making good financial decisions.
International student financial assistance: If you are an IU Indianapolis graduate or undergraduate student from abroad on an F-1 or J-1 visa, you can apply for grant and loans assistance through the Office of International Affairs.
There are dozens of food pantries, options, and resources near campus and throughout Marion County. We’ve compiled the top-utilized resources on this page.
Cathedral Kitchen and Food Pantry: The kitchen and pantry are open 7 days a week at varying times. They provide meals and food pantry items to families in need.
Community Compass: A free, quick, and easy app designed to show you where you can find food assistance in Marion County.
Indiana 2-1-1: Indiana 211 is a free and confidential statewide service that helps Hoosiers find local resources they need by using zip code location.
Paws’ Pantry: Located on Level 1 of the Campus Center (CE 130). It’s free for students, faculty, and staff to use. All you need to shop is a valid CrimsonCard.
SNAP: The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program provides nutrition benefits to supplement the income of individuals or families in need, so that they can purchase healthy food and move toward self-sufficiency.
Why Hunger Hotline: Easy and quick search for people in the U.S. in need of food pantries, soup kitchens, summer meal sites, government nutrition programs, and grassroots organizations. Call toll-free at 1-800-5-HUNGRY.
WIC: Women, Infants, and Children is a nutrition program that helps pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and children eat well and stay healthy.
Office of the Dean of Students Contact this office if you are in an emergency situation and need help accessing everyday clothing.
Dress for Success: Located at 820 N Meridian St. Call 317-940-3737 for more information.
Fathers and Families Center: Located at 2835 N. Illinois St. Call 317-921-5935 for more information.
Office of Student Employment: Contact this office if you need help with workwear attire for an interview or job opportunity.
Child Care Answers: They offer free support and information on quality childcare and development for Hamilton, Hendricks, and Marion counties.
Child Care Finder: A website that helps find and locate child care providers within the state of Indiana.
Commuter Connect: A federally funded transportation program whose services are free to employees and employers, helping you get to work in other ways than driving alone.
Hoosier Rideboard: For all IU Indianapolis students, staff, and faculty who are looking for carpool partners or one-time carpool trips.
IndyGo bus pass: IU Indianapolis sells IndyGo bus passes to students at a discounted price. Parking and Transportation Services can help you purchase your pass and navigate options.
Affordable Connectivity Program: Depending on your circumstances, including if you’re a Pell Grant recipient, you may be eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program, which provides a monthly discount toward internet services and a one-time discount to purchase a computer, laptop, or tablet.
If you do not qualify for the above program, or this resource does not meet your technological needs, please fill out a referral to Office of the Dean of Students.
Damien Center: Offers services and care for anyone infected or affected by HIV. Located at 26 N. Arsenal Ave. Call 317-632-0123 for questions or more information.
Eskenazi Health: Outpatient care center offering a wide range of primary and specialty care services for all ages. Located at 720 Eskenazi Ave. Call 317-880-0000.
Gennesaret Free Clinics: Provides quality medical and dental care for all ages. Located at 3001 E. 30th St. (St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry). Call toll-free at 800-696-1511.
HealthNet Downtown Health Center: Provides health care and support services to individuals and families. Located at 1801 N. Senate Blvd. Suite 310 (Methodist Professional Center 1). Call 317-957-2071 to schedule an appointment.
IU Indianapolis Campus Health: Located on the first floor of Lockefield Village, 980 Indiana Ave. Call 317-274-8214 to make an appointment.
Indiana University Health: Provides palliative care, geriatrics, and LifeCare (for HIV treatment and prevention). Located at 1633 N. Capitol Ave.
Jane Pauley Community Health Center: Offers you and your family healthcare, plus any extra support you may need, with or without insurance. Located at 5317 E. 16th St. (behind Community Hospital East). Call or text 463-232-7158 for more information.
Raphael Health Center: Provides accessible, affordable, high quality outpatient health care services to the medically underserved. Located at 401 E. 34th St. Call 317-926-1507.
Eskenazi Health (Dental) Center: Provides routine and emergency dental services. Located at 1650 N. College Ave. Suite B. Call 317-880-0888 for more information.
HealthNet People’s Health & Dental Center: General Dentistry. 2340 E. 10th St. Call 317-957-2450 for more information.
Indiana University School of Dentistry: Offers a full range of oral health care services. Located at 1121 W. Michigan St. Contact Patient Services at 317-274-7433 for an appointment.
Jane Pauley Community Health (Dental) Center: Offers you and your family dental care, plus any extra support you may need, with or without insurance. Located at 5317 E. 16th St. (behind Community Hospital East). Call 463-218-7731 for more information.
Raphael Health (Dental) Center: Offers a range of dental services for children and adults. Located at 401 E. 34th St. Call 317-926-1507 for more info. No one is denied care.
Adult & Child Health: Provides primary care, mental health, social services, and addiction treatment. 222 East Ohio St. Suite 701. Call toll-free at 1-877-882-5122 for 24/7 mental health crisis support.
Asian Help Services: Assists immigrants, refugees, businesspeople, students, visitors, and their families from Asia to Central Indiana. 609 E. 29th St. (Broadway United Methodist Church). Call 317-924-4827 for more information.
Community Outreach Network Services: Solution-focused therapist. 2105 N. Meridian St. Suite 102. Call 317-926-5453 for more information.
Eskenazi Mental Health Center: Provides inpatient and outpatient services for many emotional and behavioral problems. 1700 N. Illinois St. (Dr. James Wright Building). Call 317-880-8485. For a mental health emergency, call 317-880-8485.
HealthNet Behavioral Health Services: Provides individual/family counseling and referrals for psychological/psychiatric assessment and consultation. Call 317-957-2200 ext. 6009 for more information.
Hope Haven Psychological Resource: Provides confidential consultations to discuss your behavioral healthcare needs and possible services. 5610 Crawfordsville Rd. Suite 200. Call 317-241-HOPE (317-241-4673) for assistance.
IU Indianapolis Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): Located on the 2nd floor of Lockefield Village, 980 Indiana Ave. Call 317-274-2548, email capsindy@iu.edu, or walk into our office to initiate an appointment or get more information.
IU Indianapolis Thriving Campus: Find mental health care providers available in your area based on your needs and preferences, and answers to common questions.
Key Consumers Organization: Provides support for managing mental health issues by people who have walked down the same path. 4755 Kingsway Dr. Suite 325. Call toll-free at 1-800-933-5397 for more information.
National Alliance on Mental Illness Indiana: Helps people living with serious mental illnesses, along with their families and friends. 921 E. 86th St. Suite 130. Call 317-257-7517 for more information or toll-free at 1-800-677-6442.
National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call toll-free at 1-866-331-9474 or text ‘LOVEIS’ to 22522. Live chat is available on their website.
The National Grad Crisis Line: Help graduate students reach free, confidential video, phone, live chat, or text counseling, crisis intervention, suicide intervention, and referral services. Call 1-877-GRAD.HLP or toll-free at 1-877-472-3457.
Richard L. Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medical Center: For veterans, their families, and caregivers. 1481 W. 10th St. Call 317-988-2780 for mental health care.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: Provides resources for prevention and treatment of substance abuse and mental illness. For more info, call the hotline at 800-662-4357.
All Gender Restrooms: This is a comprehensive list and map of all gender restrooms located on the IU Indianapolis campus.
HIP Insurance Information and Application: If you have any questions, or to find out if you may be eligible to participate in the Healthy Indiana Plan, please visit their website or call toll-free at 1-877-GET-HIP9 (1-877-438-4479).
IU Indianapolis Student Wellness Directory: Lists over 60 free on-campus and online wellness resources for students.
Nurse Family Partnership for new families: Nurse-Family Partnership works by having specially trained nurses regularly visit young, first-time moms-to-be, starting early in the pregnancy, and continuing through the child’s second birthday. Online enrollment is available.
Wellness rooms for lactating parents: This is a comprehensive list and map of all nursing rooms on the IU Indianapolis campus.
CUBE Student Organization Center: Located on Level 3 of the Campus Center (room 386), you can talk to the team directly about reserving a conference room. Email them at stuact@iu.edu or call 317-274-8477.
Multicultural Center in Taylor Hall: Student organizations, offices, and departments on campus can reserve conference and group meeting rooms in the MC.
University Library: Information about reserving a study room in the library.
Academic and Career Development: Helps University College students make a smooth transition to IU Indianapolis and start their journey to graduation. Located in Taylor Hall UC 2004, 815 W. Michigan St. Call 317-274-4856 to make an appointment.
Accessible Educational Services: Visit their website to make an online accommodation request. Located in Taylor Hall UC 100, 815 W. Michigan St. Call 317-274-3241 to speak with their team.
Bepko Learning Center: Get help with studying, course content, or test-taking and time management skills. Located in Taylor Hall on the 2nd floor, 815 W. Michigan St. Call 317-274-4818 for more information.
Center for Service and Learning: Offers students, staff, and faculty at IU Indianapolis programs and resources that are educationally meaningful and full of impact. Located in Hine Hall, room 243, 875 W. North St. Call 317-278-2662 for more information.
Diversity Enrichment and Achievement Program: A racially and culturally diverse student success and retention program. Located in Taylor Hall UC 2175, 815 W. Michigan St. Call 317-274-3200 to learn more about joining this program.
Mathematics Assistance Center: Free in-person and virtual tutoring for a variety of math courses at IU Indianapolis. Located in Taylor Hall UC B001 (the basement of the building), 815 W. Michigan St. Call 317-274-7898 with questions or for more information.
Speakers Lab: Free on-campus resource for IU Indianapolis students wanting to improve their presentation and speaking skills. The lab is located in Cavanaugh Hall, room 441, 425 University Blvd. Call 317-274-1456 for more information.
University Writing Center: Get feedback on your assignments and the writing process. Consultations are offered in-person and online. Located in Cavanaugh Hall, room 427 and University Library, room 2125.
If you need to drop or withdraw from classes because of your situation, we will guide you through that process. Contact us at 317-274-4431 to make an appointment, or stop by our office in the Campus Center, suite 350.
