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Personal Financial Foundations Classes
Primary Service Type:
📊 Financial Counseling & Education
Phone:
(260) 423-3546
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
Personal Financial Foundations is a series of four classes that cover the basics of managing one’s finances. The courses include an overview session touching on the key points of the series and how to start the path, followed by sessions focused on budgeting, credit, and banking. These offerings can be virtual or in-person and are free of charge and open to the public.
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Allen County, Adams County, DeKalb County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Huntington County, Whitley County, Kosciusko County, Multi-County (See Service Area)
Childcare Assistance
Primary Service Type:
👶 Childcare
Phone:
(260) 423-2546
Target Population:
Children (0 – 17), Families with Children
Income Requirements:
150% Federal Poverty Level or Below
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
Brightpoint is here to help you afford high-quality child care or preschool through one of our subsidized voucher programs. Many Indiana families are unable to access high-quality child care because it is too expensive. The Child Care Assistance program provides families the opportunity to work, go to school, or attend job training knowing their children are in a safe child care program or preschool. These programs work by providing vouchers to private care providers. Families are required to pay a portion of the cost and may choose from a wide list of licensed child care providers and accredited preschool programs.
Email:
[email protected]
How to Apply:
Click https://www.mybrightpoint.org/index.php/child-care-assistance/#next-steps and find the purple “Apply Now” link. Click Apply Now and follow the instructions. Once application is submitted, applicant will be placed on a waiting list. The waiting list is different in each county! They will receive an email letting them know when they come off the wait list.
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
To be eligible for Child Care Assistance, families must have a valid service need, be employed or attending an accredited school program, and have a household gross income at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines based on the last 30 days of income.
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County
Hoosier Healthwise
Primary Service Type:
🏥 Medical/Healthcare
Phone:
(260) 423-3546
Target Population:
Children (0 – 17), Families with Children, Pregnant Women
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
The Indiana Health Coverage Program for pregnant women and children from birth to age 18. The program offers medical, dental, and vision coverage at little or no cost to the member or memberâs family. HHW can be used as a secondary insurance for pregnant women and lower income families. Enrollment for HHW is year-round.
How to Apply:
Schedule an in-person or telephone appointment online (https://www.mybrightpoint.org/index.php/brightpoint-appointment-scheduler/) or call 1-(800) 589-3506; option 2.
To skip the Brightpoint Navigator and apply directly, fill out the application online here: https://www.in.gov/medicaid/members/member-programs/hoosier-healthwise/
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Eligibility Guide can be found here: https://www.in.gov/medicaid/members/apply-for-medicaid/eligibility-guide
Eligibility varies widely. Brightpoint Navigators are equipped to help clients identify the best health care coverage per individual needs which may include age, income, pregnancy status, parental status, private insurance eligibility, and more.
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Health Insurance Marketplace
Primary Service Type:
🏥 Medical/Healthcare
Phone:
(260) 423-3546
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
A service operated by the federal government that allows people to shop for and enroll in health insurance. Most people who apply qualify for premium tax credits that lower the cost of coverage. All plans cover essential health benefits and preventive care. Open enrollment begins November 1 annually. If you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period, due to a life event like losing other coverage, getting married, moving, or having a baby, you can enroll any time.
Brightpoint adheres to specific privacy practices related to this program.
How to Apply:
Schedule an in-person or telephone appointment online (https://www.mybrightpoint.org/index.php/brightpoint-appointment-scheduler/) or call 1-(800) 589-3506; option 2.
To skip the Brightpoint Navigator and apply directly, visit the Marketplace for more information: https://www.healthcare.gov/
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Eligibility varies widely. Brightpoint Navigators are equipped to help clients identify the best health care coverage per individual needs which may include age, income, pregnancy status, parental status, private insurance eligibility, and more.
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Healthy Indiana Plan
Primary Service Type:
🏥 Medical/Healthcare
Phone:
(260) 423-3546
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
The Indiana Health Coverage Program for adults ages 19 – 64. HIP has two levels of coverage. HIP Basic offers medical coverage at no cost with copay options. HIP Plus offers medical, dental, and vision coverage for a monthly contribution based on your income. HIP can be used as a secondary insurance for adults that qualify. Enrollment for HIP is year-round.
*Non-citizens may qualify for limited coverage through Indiana Health Coverage Programs
How to Apply:
Schedule an in-person or telephone appointment online (https://www.mybrightpoint.org/index.php/brightpoint-appointment-scheduler/) or call 1-(800) 589-3506; option 2.
To skip the Brightpoint Navigator and apply directly, find the application online here: https://www.in.gov/fssa/hip/
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Eligibility Guide can be found here: https://www.in.gov/fssa/hip/am-i-eligible/
Eligibility varies widely. Brightpoint Navigators are equipped to help clients identify the best health care coverage per individual needs which may include age, income, pregnancy status, parental status, private insurance eligibility, and more.
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnant Women
Primary Service Type:
🏥 Medical/Healthcare
Phone:
(260) 423-3546
Target Population:
Pregnant Women
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
PEPW is for pregnant women who are not currently receiving Indiana health coverage. PEPW offers temporary coverage for prenatal care services while an Indiana health coverage application is pending. If you have not already applied for Medicaid, Brightpoint Navigators will help you apply at the time a PEPW application is submitted. PEPW can be used as a secondary insurance and enrollment is year-round.
How to Apply:
Schedule an in-person or telephone appointment online (https://www.mybrightpoint.org/index.php/brightpoint-appointment-scheduler/) or call 1-(800) 589-3506; option 2.
To skip the Brightpoint Navigator and apply directly, find the application here: https://www.in.gov/medicaid/members/apply-for-medicaid/presumptive-eligibility/
Documents Required:
Eligibility Guide can be found here: https://www.in.gov/medicaid/members/apply-for-medicaid/eligibility-guide/
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Housing Choice Voucher Program
Primary Service Type:
🏘️ Permanent Housing
Phone:
(260) 423-3546
Target Population:
Families with Children, People at Risk of Homelessness, People Experiencing Homelessness, Seniors (55+), General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
The Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCVP) assists very low-income families, the elderly, and people with disabilities so they can afford decent, safe, and healthy long-term housing in the private market. The program offers participants a voucher that significantly offsets their rent expenses. Participants are responsible for covering the remaining balance, which is set at an affordable percentage. Participants are free to choose any housing that meets the requirements of the program. This program operates on a waiting list system and prioritizes families with the most need.
How to Apply:
Visit https://www.mybrightpoint.org/index.php/housing-assistance/#next-steps and click on the link for the Neighbor’s county of residence to begin the application process. They will be placed on a waitlist.
Wait Time:
📋 1+ Months
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Eligibility is based on income. Most families who are eligible fall under 30% of the Area Median Income (AMI.) Some families with incomes up to 50% AMI may qualify.
Counties Served:
Allen County, DeKalb County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Whitley County
Permanent Supportive Housing
Primary Service Type:
🏘️ Permanent Housing
Phone:
(260) 423-3546
Target Population:
People Experiencing Homelessness, People with Disabilities, People with Substance Use Disorders
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH): Rental assistance that helps those who are homeless and dealing with disabilities related to mental illness, substance abuse recovery or living with HIV. The program is designed to support the goal of maintaining long-term housing stability.
How to Apply:
For more information about this resource contact [email protected]. This resource is ONLY available for anyone currently experiencing homelessness (as defined by HUD: people living in a place not meant for human habitation, in emergency shelters, in transitional housing, or exiting an institution after residing there for up to 90 days…unfortunately, they CANNOT be couchsurfing or paying for their own hotel room), and dealing with a disability related to mental illness, substance abuse recovery, or living with HIV. If they meet these conditions, they must then be assessed with the Coordinated Entry CHAT Assessment and be prioritized for access to this resource. It is not an easy road, but it is a very powerful one for those who qualify for it.
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Residency Requirements:
Must be homeless
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Must be HUD-defined homeless and have a disability of either severe mental illness, chronic substance abuse, and/or living with HIV/AIDS. Must be referred through Coordinated Entry.
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Supportive Services for Veteran Families
Primary Service Type:
🛏️ Shelter/Emergency Housing
Phone:
(260) 423-3546
Target Population:
Families with Children, Military Families, Veterans, People Experiencing Homelessness, People at Risk of Homelessness
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
Secondary Service Type:
‼️ Financial Assistance – Emergency
What They Provide:
Through Brightpoint’s Supportive Services for Veteran Families program, we can help you:
–Locate and secure stable housing for you and your family
–Provide rental assistance, security and utility deposits, and help with other housing-related costs
–Assist you in obtaining VA benefits, such as vocational and rehabilitation counseling, employment and training services, and education benefits
–Provide support and resources in many of life’s difficult situations
How to Apply:
To apply, call (260) 423-3546, x332
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Residency Requirements:
Must be homeless
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Must be a Veteran
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County, Kosciusko County
LEAP Scholarship
Primary Service Type:
👶 Childcare
Phone:
(844) 510-5775
Target Population:
Children (0 – 17), Families with Children
Income Requirements:
200% Federal Poverty Level or Below
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
Do you live in Kosciusko County and need help paying for child care?
Brightpoint and LaunchPad of Kosciusko County have partnered together to provide a unique opportunity for childcare assistance to parents/guardians who reside in Kosciusko County. Families may be selected for this scholarship if household income falls under 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and parents/guardians are working, attending school, or actively participating in job training. Families must also meet one or more the additional guidelines below:
–Have an infant
–Have a child enrolled in On My Way Pre-K program and need care for their additional children
–Teen parents still enrolled in High School needing child care so they can work and/or go to school
–On the Child Care Development Fund waiting list
The scholarship may be used at any Registered Ministry, Licensed Home or Child Care Center, and Licensed Exempt School that meet the minimum eligibility standards.
Participating Providers:
–Growing Kids
–New Beginnings
–Wawasee Early Learning Center
–Little Cats Early Learning Center at Whitko
–Wee Warriors Academy
–Mentone Kindergarten Readiness
–Pleasant View Early Learning
–Leticia Howell
Email:
[email protected]
Physical Address:
1515 Provident Drive, Warsaw, IN, USA
How to Apply:
Follow the instructions at the link: https://www.mybrightpoint.org/index.php/leap-scholarship/#next-steps
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Eligibility Notes:
–Parents or guardians in the household must be working, completing a job search, or going to school
–Must meet one or more of the following: have an infant; have a child enrolled in On My Way Pre-K program and need care for their additional children; teen parents still enrolled in high school needing child care, so they can work and/or go to school; or on the Child Care Development Fund waiting list
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County
Community Loan Center of Northeast Indiana
Primary Service Type:
‼️ Financial Assistance – Emergency
Target Population:
Adults (18 – 64)
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Brightpoint
What They Provide:
The Community Loan Center (CLC) of Northeast Indiana provides affordable small-dollar loans to employees, offering a better alternative to payday loans.
Operated by the Brightpoint Development Fund, CLC partners with employers to give workers access to low-cost loans with manageable repayment optionsâhelping them avoid high-interest payday lenders.
Our goal is to help borrowers stay on top of their finances, meet unexpected expenses, and work toward financial stability.
The Community Loan Center (CLC) of Northeast Indiana offers affordable small-dollar loans through participating employers. This program provides a better alternative to payday loans with simple approval and flexible repayment options.
Loan Features
–Fast Approval â Quick and easy loan process
–Simple Application â No complex paperwork
–No Credit Check â Approval isnât based on your credit score
–No Collateral Required â No need to put up assets to qualify
–Flexible Repayment â Affordable payment plans
–No Prepayment Penalties â Pay off your loan early with no extra fees
Participating Employers:
Allen County Board of Commissioners
Ameri-Can Engineering
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Bonnell Aluminum
Boundless Childcare & Preschool
Brightpoint
Cardinal Services Inc. of Indiana
City of Fort Wayne
Community Transportation Network
Covering Kids & Families of Indiana
Discounted Comic Books
Early Childhood Alliance
Easterseals Arc of NE Indiana
HartWood Tree Care
Housing Authority of Fort Wayne
Lassus Brothers Oil
League for the Blind & Disabled
Life Adult Day Academy
Lunar Distribution LLC
Lutheran Social Services of Indiana
Paragon Steel Enterprises
Parkview Health
Physicians Health Plan of Northern Indiana Inc
Prosperity Indiana
TomCat HC LLC
Winona Powder Coating
YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne
YWCA Northeast Indiana Inc
How to Apply:
Step One: Apply Online
–Find your region and employer – Visit the CLC of Indiana (https://www.loancenterapplication.com/default.aspx?FPID=0C376A78-7170-4E03-8B65-4D91CD0ADFC7) and select your region.
–Complete the application – Fill out the online form in minutes!
Step Two: Get Your Funds
–Employment verification (24-48 hours) – We confirm your job status.
–Sign your agreement – After approval, sign your loan agreement.
–Receive your money – Funds are deposited into your checking account within 2 business days.
Step Three: Easy Repayment
–Automatic payroll deduction – Loan payments are automatically deducted from your paycheck.
Loan Terms
–Loan amount: $550 to $1,000
–Payback period: 12 months
–Interest rate: 18% + $20 administrative fee
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Eligibility Notes:
–Be at least 18 years old
–Have worked at a participating employer for at least 3 months
–Have a checking account
–Provide a driver’s license or passport number
–Have a Social Security Number
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
ASPIN Health Navigator
Primary Service Type:
🏥 Medical/Healthcare
Phone:
(877) 313-7215
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Website:
https://aspinhealthnavigator.org/
Organization/Agency:
ASPIN
What They Provide:
ASPIN’s team of federally certified Navigators provide free, statewide assistance to all Hoosiers with enrolling and re-enrolling in both Marketplace plans and State Health Care plans such as the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). Available to meet for appointments in community settings, via Zoom, or over the phone. Call 1-(877) 313-7215, text ASPINNAV to (844) 675-0617, or visit our website at www.aspinhealthnavigator.org. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (EST). After-hour and weekend appointments available upon request.
Email:
[email protected]
Physical Address:
101 Cherry Street, Avilla, IN, USA
Hours of Operation:
By Appointment
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
National
Beaman Home
Primary Service Type:
🛏️ Shelter/Emergency Housing
Phone:
(574) 267-7701
Target Population:
Women
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Website:
https://thebeamanhome.org/
Organization/Agency:
Kosciusko County Shelter for Abuse, Inc
What They Provide:
Kosciusko County Shelter for Abuse, Inc. (better known as The Beaman Home) was founded by Altrusa International of Warsaw, Club members identified Kosciusko County domestic violence victims had no place to go to make a fresh start when escaping their abusive relationship. The nearest emergency shelter was over an hour away, and the distance made leaving seem impossible to many victims.
With a lot of faith, a home donated by N. Charlene Bradbury, and the help of community leaders and volunteers, Beaman Home welcomed its first battered woman on July 1, 1985.
Email:
[email protected]
Physical Address:
630 Parker Street, Warsaw, IN, USA
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County
Emergency Communication Services for Military Families
Primary Service Type:
🚨 Crisis Services
Phone:
(877) 272-7337
Target Population:
Families with Children, Military Families
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Website:
https://www.redcross.org/get-help/military-families/hero-care-network/emergency-communication.html
Organization/Agency:
American Red Cross
What They Provide:
In the event of a family emergency or birth of a child, sending an emergency communication (Red Cross Message) through the Hero Care Network is the first step in getting your service member home.
An emergency communication will quickly and securely:
-Notify the deployed service member of the event (even when the unit is deployed to an unknown location or on a ship at sea),
-Verify the emergency for military commands,
-Initiate a case to help connect eligible individuals to Military Aid society assistance, if needed
How to Apply:
Call the Hero Care Center at (877) 272-7337, submit a request through the Hero Care Network online (https://saf.redcross.org/css), or download the FREE Hero Care App to a mobile phone and use that to make a request (https://www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/mobile-apps.html)
Information You Will Need
Accuracy, confidentiality and speed are our top priorities. Please ensure you have the following information ready when contacting the Hero Care Network.
Service member information
-Full legal name
-Rank/rating
-Branch of service (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard)
-Social Security number or Date of Birth
-Military unit address
-Unit details (e.g. unit name, unit identification code, commanding officer name/contact, name of home base where unit is stationed)
Information about the emergency
-Name and contact for the immediate family member experiencing the emergency (could be spouse, parent, child/grandchild, or grandparent)
-Nature of the emergency
-Where the emergency can be verified (hospital, doctors office, funeral home)
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Eligibility Notes:
As part of our Congressional Charter, the American Red Cross provides emergency communications to all of the following:
-Active-duty service members and activated guard/reservists of all military branches
-Department of Defense (DoD) personnel employed by or under contract to the DoD and living outside the continental United States
-ROTC cadets on orders and cadet/midshipmen at military academies
-Merchant marines aboard U.S. Naval ships
Counties Served:
Allen County, Adams County, DeKalb County, LaGrange County, Steuben County, Noble County, Huntington County, Wells County, Whitley County, Kosciusko County
Financial Assistance for Military Families
Primary Service Type:
‼️ Financial Assistance – Emergency
Phone:
(877) 272-7337
Target Population:
Families with Children, Military Families
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Website:
https://www.redcross.org/get-help/military-families/hero-care-network/financial-assistance.html
Organization/Agency:
American Red Cross
What They Provide:
Financial assistance from military aid societies may be available to active-duty service members of the U.S. Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard, military retirees, medically retired servicemen/women and their eligible family members.
Assistance can include funds for emergency travel, burial of a loved one, emergency food and shelter, etc.
Although the Red Cross facilitates the money transfer, the military aid societies will ultimately determine the type of aid, amount and specific package details.
How to Apply:
“Call the Hero Care Center at (877) 272-7337, submit a request through the Hero Care Network online (https://saf.redcross.org/css), or download the FREE Hero Care App to a mobile phone and use that to make a request (https://www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/mobile-apps.html)
Information You Will Need
Service member information
-Full legal name
-Rank/rating
-Branch of service (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard)
-Social Security Number or Date of Birth
Military unit address
-Unit details (e.g. unit name, unit identification code, commanding officer name/contact, name of home base where unit is stationed)
-Case number (if your financial assistance request is related to an existing case)”
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Eligibility Notes:
“You may be eligible to receive emergency financial assistance from the military aid societies if you are:
-An active-duty service member
-A member of an activated National Guard or Reserve unit
-An immediate family member (spouse, parents, children, siblings, in loco parentis) of a service member in the above two categories
-A military retiree or spouse/widow(er) of a retiree
You are ineligible to receive emergency financial assistance if you are:
-A veteran (unless medically retired)
-A member of the Reserve/National Guard (unless on active-duty orders for more than 30 days)”
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, LaGrange County, Kosciusko County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Resource & Referral – West Region
Primary Service Type:
‼️ Financial Assistance – Emergency
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Catholic Charities
Secondary Service Type:
💰 Financial Assistance – Rent, 💡 Financial Assistance – Utilities, 🍽️ Food Assistance
What They Provide:
Services are provided to individuals and families who need help meeting basic needs: food, clothing, shelter, and utilities. Applicants qualified for the program will complete a brief assessment with a case manager in-person. Referrals are made to other agencies when appropriate. Services are offered by appointment only.
We are moving from a transactional program (short-term, one-time interactions) to a relational stabilization model (long-term, deeper engagement).
-Each region requires brief case management to those requesting assistance.
-Each region has specific funding sources which determine the type and amount of financial assistance we are able to provide.
-All individuals will be provided with an opportunity to receive a review of their budget and learn ways to improve their financial situation. This may include learning about other resources for their specific situation.
-Referrals for other Catholic Charitiesâ ongoing case management programs may be provided based on eligibility and interest.
-Services are offered by appointment only.
Physical Address:
1817 Miami Street, South Bend, IN, USA
How to Apply:
Fill out the form online at https://www.ccfwsb.org/west-region-form.
Documents Required:
If documents or information are missing from the form, the application will be deleted after 48 hours. The system is automated and will not be forwarded to a staff person until ALL information has been provided. Clients will have 48 hours after submitting an incomplete form to provide required information, otherwise the application will be deleted and they will have to start over. The client will not be notified of this. Many clients will submit partial applications and think they are waiting on someone to contact them, but this is not the case. If they didn’t provide everything, then the application simply never got to a human being.
Hours of Operation:
By Appointment Only
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County
Low Income Taxpayer Clinic
Primary Service Type:
📊 Financial Counseling & Education
Phone:
(812) 339-7668
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
250% Federal Poverty Level or Below
Organization/Agency:
Indiana Legal Services (ILS)
Secondary Service Type:
📋 Legal Services – Family, Identity, & Other
What They Provide:
The Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) at Indiana Legal Services helps Indiana residents who have tax problems with the IRS and the Indiana
Department of Revenue. Our goal is to represent, educate, and advocate for Hoosier taxpayers to ensure they know, understand, and can exercise
their fundamental rights as taxpayers. Although the LITC is funded through a grant from the IRS, we exist independently from the IRS.
*The Low Income Taxpayer Clinic does not generally provide tax preparation services.
Email:
[email protected]
How to Apply:
Call the Clinic at (812) 339-7668, or email [email protected] for more information.
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Consumer Law Center
Primary Service Type:
📋 Legal Services – Family, Identity, & Other
Phone:
(844) 243-8570
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
125% Federal Poverty Guidelines or Below
Organization/Agency:
Indiana Legal Services (ILS)
What They Provide:
We serve the community by providing individuals assistance with various consumer related legal issues:
-Auto fraud
-Bankruptcy
-Civil forfeiture
-Debt collection: abusive practices
-Debt defense
-Predatory lending
-Repossessions
-Unfair or deceptive acts related to consumer purchases
-Wage garnishment
How to Apply:
Call the Intake Line at (844) 243-8570 Monday-Thursday, 10am-2pm, or apply online at https://ilsoi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Statewide (Indiana)
LGBTQ+ Project (ILS)
Primary Service Type:
📋 Legal Services – Family, Identity, & Other
Phone:
(844) 243-8570
Target Population:
LGBTQ+ Individuals
Income Requirements:
125% Federal Poverty Guidelines or Below
Organization/Agency:
Indiana Legal Services (ILS)
What They Provide:
The LGBTQ+ Project provides free legal advice, information, representation, and referrals to LGBTQ+ people throughout Indiana. Legal issues that we help with include:
-Name and gender marker changes and identity documents
-Insurance coverage of gender-affirming health care
-LGBTQ+ studentsâ rights
-Discrimination
-Auto fraud
-Bankruptcy
-Civil forfeiture
-Debt collection: abusive practices
-Debt defense
-Predatory lending
-Repossessions
-Unfair or deceptive acts related to consumer purchases
-Wage garnishment
Email:
[email protected]
How to Apply:
Call the Intake Line at (844) 243-8570 Monday-Thursday, 10am-2pm, or apply online at https://ilsoi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Statewide (Indiana)
Workers Rights and Protection Project
Primary Service Type:
📋 Legal Services – Family, Identity, & Other
Phone:
(317) 762-4253
Target Population:
Immigrants/Refugees
Income Requirements:
125% Federal Poverty Guidelines or Below
Organization/Agency:
Indiana Legal Services (ILS)
What They Provide:
WRAPP assists workers with issues arising from employment, focusing on vulnerable populations such as migrant and seasonal farmworkers, as well as survivors of labor and sex trafficking.
Email:
[email protected]
How to Apply:
Call the Intake Line at (317) 762-4253 Monday-Thursday, 10am-2pm, or apply online at https://ilsoi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Statewide (Indiana)
Family Law Project
Primary Service Type:
📋 Legal Services – Family, Identity, & Other
Phone:
(844) 243-8570
Target Population:
Families with Children
Income Requirements:
125% Federal Poverty Guidelines or Below
Organization/Agency:
Indiana Legal Services (ILS)
What They Provide:
Common Family Law Services
How to Apply:
Call the Intake Line at (844) 243-8570 Monday-Thursday, 10am-2pm, or apply online at https://ilsoi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Statewide (Indiana)
Legal Assistance for Victimized Adults
Primary Service Type:
📋 Legal Services – Family, Identity, & Other
Phone:
(317) 829-3104
Target Population:
Seniors (55+), People with Disabilities, LGBTQ+ Individuals
Income Requirements:
✅ No Income Limit (anyone qualifies)
Organization/Agency:
Indiana Legal Services (ILS)
What They Provide:
The LAVA Project’s purpose is to assist those who have been impacted by the criminal actions of others and to seek justice for those who cannot speak for themselves or have been denied access to justice due to age, disabilities, race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. Our goal is to ease or eliminate the negative effects of these crimes by providing free civil legal services and social work support to our clients.
We will consider offering civil legal assistance for any issue related to the commission of a crime.
These are some of the most common case types we help with, but this list is not exhaustive.
-Power of Attorney Abuse – revocations, accountings
-Domestic Violence – protection orders, divorce
-Unwanted Abusive Housemates – eviction, trespass
-Theft/Conversion of Property
-Consumer Fraud and Scams
-Guardianship Termination and Accountings
How to Apply:
Call the Intake Line at (317) 829-3104 Monday-Thursday, 10am-2pm, or apply online at https://ilsoi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Statewide (Indiana)
The Military Assistance Project
Primary Service Type:
📋 Legal Services – Family, Identity, & Other
Phone:
(844) 243-8570
Target Population:
Military Families, Veterans
Income Requirements:
125% Federal Poverty Guidelines or Below
Organization/Agency:
Indiana Legal Services (ILS)
What They Provide:
The Military Assistance Project is a statewide project that provides free civil legal advice and direct representation to eligible low-income
Hoosier military members, veterans, and their dependents.
We will consider offering civil legal assistance for any issue related to the commission of a crime.
These are some of the most common case types we help with, but this list is not exhaustive.
-Power of Attorney Abuse – revocations, accountings
-Domestic Violence – protection orders, divorce
-Unwanted Abusive Housemates – eviction, trespass
-Theft/Conversion of Property
-Consumer Fraud and Scams
-Guardianship Termination and Accountings
How to Apply:
Call the Intake Line at (844) 243-8570 Monday-Thursday, 10am-2pm, or apply online at https://ilsoi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Statewide (Indiana)
The Immigrants' and Language Rights Center
Primary Service Type:
🛂 Legal Services – Immigration
Phone:
(844) 243-8570
Target Population:
Immigrants/Refugees
Income Requirements:
125% Federal Poverty Guidelines or Below
Organization/Agency:
Indiana Legal Services (ILS)
What They Provide:
Indiana Legal Services, Inc. created the Immigrants’ and Language Rights Center (ILRC) in an effort to reach vulnerable and underserved immigrant and limited English proficient populations within Indiana. These populations have particular difficulties accessing legal services because of their language and cultural barriers. They may also have legal issues that are different than other legal service clients. ILRC works to reduce these barriers to services by employing different means to reach these groups and provide them with quality legal services.
Types of Cases:
-U Nonimmigrant and T Nonimmigrant immigration benefits for immigrant survivors of crime and sex and labor trafficking
-Petitions under the Violence Against Women Act
-Naturalization
-Affirmative asylum and related matters
-Removal defense and related matters
-Adjustment of status (to become a lawful permanent resident/”green” card holder)
-Family-based immigration cases
-Language access matters and language discrimination cases.
How to Apply:
Call the Intake Line at (844) 243-8570 Monday-Thursday, 10am-2pm, or apply online at https://ilsoi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Statewide (Indiana)
Medical Services – Matthew 25
Primary Service Type:
🏥 Medical/Healthcare
Phone:
(260) 426-3250
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
200% Federal Poverty Level or Below
Organization/Agency:
Matthew 25 Health + Care
Secondary Service Type:
🧠 Mental Health Services
What They Provide:
General medical services are available. Specialty clinics are available after being accepted as a medical patient. Specialty clinics include diabetes, blood pressure, ophthalmology, physical therapy, ear-nose-throat, urology, womenâs clinics for pap smears, podiatry, dermatology, cardiology and pulmonary, and more. You can also connect to MyChart to communicate with your Matthew 25 medical provider.
-Routine Wellness Checks
-Vision Care and Screening
-Diabetes Care
-Cardiovascular Care
-Gynecology
-Dermatology
-Podiatry
-X-Rays and Radiology Services
-Physical Therapy
-Preventative Testing
-Pharmacy Services
-Health and Nutrition Education
-Smoking Cessation
-Mental Health Support
Physical Address:
413 East Jefferson Boulevard, Fort Wayne, IN, USA
How to Apply:
1. Check the basic qualifications for becoming a medical patient.
2. Review Patient Frequently Asked Questions: https://www.matthew25online.org/patient-faqs.
3. Contact our Intake Eligibility Specialist at (260) 426-3250 x202 to schedule an eligibility interview.
4. Gather your required documentation: https://www.matthew25online.org/medical.
Documents Required:
https://www.matthew25online.org/medical
Hours of Operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:15am – 4:00pm; Thursday, 8:15am – 12:00pm
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
1. Be 18 years of age or older
2. Be a resident in one of the following counties:
–Indiana – Adams, Allen, DeKalb,
Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange,
Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, Whitley;
–Ohio – Defiance, Paulding, Van Wert,
Williams
3. Have no medical insurance (including Medicaid, Medicare, or HIP)
4. Live at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Patient Assistance Program – Matthew 25
Primary Service Type:
💊 Prescription Assistance
Phone:
(260) 426-3250
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
200% Federal Poverty Level or Below
Organization/Agency:
Matthew 25 Health + Care
What They Provide:
Patient Assistance is the term commonly used by drug companies to identify their programs for distributing their drugs free of charge to those who qualify. As a patient of Matthew 25, some medications which have been prescribed for you may be available through Patient Assistance. Our Patient Assistance team scans or photocopys documents requested by drug companies to participate in their Patient Assistance programs. We also assist in completing necessary forms that you are asked to complete.
Physical Address:
413 East Jefferson Boulevard, Fort Wayne, IN, USA
How to Apply:
1. Check the basic qualifications for becoming a medical patient.
2. Review Patient Frequently Asked Questions: https://www.matthew25online.org/patient-faqs.
3. Contact our Intake Eligibility Specialist at (260) 426-3250 x202 to schedule an eligibility interview.
4. Gather your required documentation: https://www.matthew25online.org/medical.
Documents Required:
https://www.matthew25online.org/medical
Hours of Operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:15am – 4:00pm; Thursday, 8:15am – 12:00pm
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
1. Be 18 years of age or older
2. Be a resident in one of the following counties:
–Indiana – Adams, Allen, DeKalb,
Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange,
Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, Whitley;
–Ohio – Defiance, Paulding, Van Wert,
Williams
3. Have no medical insurance (including Medicaid, Medicare, or HIP)
4. Live at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Dental Services – Matthew 25
Primary Service Type:
🏥 Medical/Healthcare
Phone:
(260) 426-3250
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
200% Federal Poverty Level or Below
Organization/Agency:
Matthew 25 Health + Care
What They Provide:
General medical services are available. Specialty clinics are available after being accepted as a medical patient. Specialty clinics include diabetes, blood pressure, ophthalmology, physical therapy, ear-nose-throat, urology, womenâs clinics for pap smears, podiatry, dermatology, cardiology and pulmonary, and more. You can also connect to MyChart to communicate with your Matthew 25 medical provider.
-Routine Wellness Checks
-Vision Care and Screening
-Diabetes Care
-Cardiovascular Care
-Gynecology
-Dermatology
-Podiatry
-X-Rays and Radiology Services
-Physical Therapy
-Preventative Testing
-Pharmacy Services
-Health and Nutrition Education
-Smoking Cessation
-Mental Health Support
Physical Address:
413 East Jefferson Boulevard, Fort Wayne, IN, USA
How to Apply:
1. Check the basic qualifications for becoming a medical patient.
2. Review Patient Frequently Asked Questions: https://www.matthew25online.org/patient-faqs.
3. Contact our Intake Eligibility Specialist at (260) 426-3250 x202 to schedule an eligibility interview.
4. Gather your required documentation: https://www.matthew25online.org/medical.
Documents Required:
https://www.matthew25online.org/medical
Hours of Operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:15am – 4:00pm; Thursday, 8:15am – 12:00pm
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
1. Be 18 years of age or older
2. Be a resident in one of the following counties:
–Indiana – Adams, Allen, DeKalb,
Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange,
Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, Whitley;
–Ohio – Defiance, Paulding, Van Wert,
Williams
3. Have no medical insurance (including Medicaid, Medicare, or HIP)
4. Live at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
Counties Served:
Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Steuben County, Wells County, Whitley County
Psychological First Aid for Military Families – Red Cross
Primary Service Type:
🧠 Mental Health Services
Phone:
(877) 272-7337
Target Population:
Military Families, Veterans
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
American Red Cross
Secondary Service Type:
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Family Services
What They Provide:
The American Red Cross developed Psychological First Aid workshops to support military families during the deployment cycle and throughout various transitions in military life. Attendees will learn to use Psychological First Aid to support themselves and their community in addition to helping children cope with stress.
Led by current and former mental health professionals, courses are intended for service members, veterans and their immediate and extended family members, their significant others, and their friends.
How to Apply:
Visit the website for more information.
Hours of Operation:
24/7
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
National
Mind-Body Workshops for Military Families – Red Cross
Primary Service Type:
🧠 Mental Health Services
Phone:
(877) 272-7337
Target Population:
Military Families, Veterans
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
American Red Cross
Secondary Service Type:
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Family Services
What They Provide:
The American Red Cross is dedicated to supporting service members, veterans and their families to manage the stresses of military life. Through the creation of Mind-Body workshops, the Red Cross teaches easy-to-use skills that connect the body with the mind to help participants cope with stress and trauma. Workshops are free and offered in small groups by licensed mental health professionals.
How to Apply:
Visit the website for more information.
Hours of Operation:
24/7
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
National
Recovery Care – LSSI
Primary Service Type:
🌱 Substance Abuse Treatment
Phone:
(260) 426-3347
Target Population:
People with Substance Use Disorders
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Lutheran Social Services of Indiana (LSSI)
What They Provide:
Recovery Care services are designed to meet the needs of an individual with Substance Use Disorder who has been through initial treatment. Recovery Care participants need to be ready to integrate recovery into every-day life.
Physical Address:
333 East Lewis Street, Fort Wayne, IN, USA
How to Apply:
Call to schedule an appointment
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Residency Requirements:
Anyone currently struggling with or at risk of Substance Use Disorder in Allen, Dekalb, Fulton, Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Noble, Wabash and Whitley counties is eligible. Services are meant to support the individualâs existing Substance Use Treatment and/or Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT). Families impacted by substance use disorder are also eligible for family supports, even if your loved one is not currently in recovery.
Counties Served:
Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Kosciusko County, LaGrange County, Noble County, Whitley County
Reconnection Workshops for Military Families – Red Cross
Primary Service Type:
🤝 Support Groups
Phone:
(877) 272-7337
Target Population:
Families with Children, Veterans, Military Families
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
American Red Cross
Secondary Service Type:
🧠 Mental Health Services
What They Provide:
Whether you or a family member have recently entered the military or you are a long-time veteran, navigating the many transitions connected with military service and life as a veteran can be hard. Reconnection workshops aim to ease the stress that comes with these changes.
This free, confidential Red Cross program offers effective ways to work through challenges, improve wellbeing and build skills through small-group discussion and hands-on activities. Workshops help improve connections at home, at work and within communities. We invite active duty service members, members of the Reserves and National Guard, veterans and military families to participate.
How to Apply:
Visit the website for more information.
Hours of Operation:
24/7
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
National
Thrive Life Skills Course – South Bend
Primary Service Type:
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Family Services
Phone:
(574) 234-3111
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Website:
https://www.ccfwsb.org/thrive
Organization/Agency:
Catholic Charities
Secondary Service Type:
📊 Financial Counseling & Education
What They Provide:
The 10-week course will meet once a week in Fort Wayne. Upon completing the course, students will receive a financial stipend.
Built on a culmination of studied best practices with a proven correlation to higher rates of self-sufficiency and overall wellness, the goal of the class is to educate and equip our students with the skills needed to move beyond their immediate needs and build a foundation for long-term stability. The class curriculum will focus on self-sufficiency in the seven domains for life:
-Emotional
-Financial
-Environmental
-Social
-Intellectual
-Physical
-Spiritual
Physical Address:
1817 Miami Street, South Bend, IN, USA
How to Apply:
If you meet the current qualifications and are interested in enrolling in this course, fill out the form at https://www.ccfwsb.org/thrive or set up an interview by calling (574) 234-3111; x133
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Students should be either currently employed or looking for employment, self-motivated, and committed to attendance for the full 10 weeks.
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County
Information & Referral Services for Military Families – Red Cross
Primary Service Type:
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Family Services
Phone:
(877) 272-7337
Target Population:
Military Families, Veterans
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
American Red Cross
What They Provide:
Local Red Cross offices develop and maintain relationships with key community partners. Military families rely on the Red Cross to help them identify their needs and connect them to the most appropriate Red Cross and community resources. This key Red Cross service ranges from responding to emergency needs for food, clothing, and shelter, referrals to counseling services (e.g., financial, legal, mental health), respite care for caregivers, and other resources that meet the unique needs of local military members, veterans and their families.
How to Apply:
Call the Hero Care Center at (877) 272-7337, submit a request through the Hero Care Network online (https://saf.redcross.org/css), or download the FREE Hero Care App to a mobile phone and use that to make a request (https://www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/mobile-apps.html)
Hours of Operation:
24/7
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
You may be eligible to receive emergency financial assistance from the military aid societies if you are:
-An active-duty service member
-A member of an activated National Guard or Reserve unit
-An immediate family member (spouse, parents, children, siblings, in loco parentis) of a service member in the above two categories
-A military retiree or spouse/widow(er) of a retiree
You are ineligible to receive emergency financial assistance if you are:
-A veteran (unless medically retired)
-A member of the Reserve/National Guard (unless on active-duty orders for more than 30 days)
Counties Served:
National
Community Partners – Geminus
Primary Service Type:
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Family Services
Phone:
(219) 757-1800
Target Population:
Families with Children
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Geminus
What They Provide:
Sometimes we all need a helping hand. Community Partners is here to help.
When the car breaks down, the baby won’t stop crying or a parent can’t wrap their head around the implications of their child’s new medical diagnosis, a parent’s stress level rises. Community Partners answers these needs by providing short-term case management to families, connecting them to resources in our community.
How to Apply:
Effective July 1, 2025, Region 3 Counties (Elkhart, Kosciusko, Marshall, St. Joseph) will have their Community Partners requests managed through Geminus. To make a request, please call (219) 757-1800.
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County
Dane's Family Food Pantry
Primary Service Type:
🍽️ Food Assistance
Phone:
(574) 269-6019
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Combined Community Services
What They Provide:
Our food pantry has more than just food and USDA Commodities. When donations allow, CCS is able to offer other items such as paper products, hygiene products, and cleaning supplies!
Your food donations help us feed an ever increasing number of families. An average of over 800-900 households receive food from the pantry each month. Visits to the food pantry are generally limited to one time per month.
Monetary donations are also accepted. Your monetary donation allows us to purchase food at local groceries and from the Northern Indiana Food Bank. Donations for food can also be made in our name at the Food Bank in South Bend, Indiana. Your designated donation to the food bank will be put into our account. The Food Bank of Northern Indiana also delivers USDA Commodities to our Emergency Food Pantry.
Physical Address:
1195 Mariners Drive, Warsaw, IN, USA
How to Apply:
If Warsaw Schools is closed due to weather, Dane’s Family Food Pantry will also be closed.
Documents Required:
Proof of address is required upon EVERY visit (any form of proof that you live in Kosciusko County)
2. Names, Birthdates of dependents need to be provided if you add to your household
3. Updated information is required on an annual basis
4. Proxy form is REQUIRED if you are having someone pick up your monthly food order
Hours of Operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 9:00am – 4:00pm
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Limited to one visit per month
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County
Utility Assistance
Primary Service Type:
💡 Financial Assistance – Utilities
Phone:
(574) 269-6019
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
200% Federal Poverty Level or Below
Organization/Agency:
Combined Community Services
What They Provide:
CCS utilizes funding from individual donations, and funds from REMC and NIPSCO to provide utility assistance to low-income households, or households experiencing a temporary hardship, to prevent disconnection.
Financial assistance is offered to those in greatest immediate crisis. In most situations, a disconnect notice or warning is required before assistance can be provided. Payment/Credit agreements will only be considered if CCS assistance will complete the agreement. Funds should be requested 24 hours or more prior to the disconnect date listed on the disconnect notice. LP guidelines require the LP tank be at or below 10%.
Our guidelines for financial assistance are up to 200% of Poverty Guidelines or Hardship Determination, which covers a vast array of crisis situations, from loss of job to an automobile accident that renders people unable to make their usual payments.
Utility assistance is available for NIPSCO, REMC, and LP Fuel.
Physical Address:
1195 Mariners Drive, Warsaw, IN, USA
How to Apply:
If Warsaw Schools is closed due to weather, Dane’s Family Food Pantry will also be closed.
Documents Required:
Disconnect notice is required.
Hours of Operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 9:00am – 4:00pm
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
Utility assistance is available for NIPSCO, REMC, and LP Fuel.
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County
Legal Help
Primary Service Type:
📋 Legal Services – Family, Identity, & Other
Phone:
(574) 269-6019
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Combined Community Services
Secondary Service Type:
⚖️ Legal Services – Eviction & Housing, 🛂 Legal Services – Immigration
What They Provide:
Do you have a legal problem and don’t know where to turn?
Members of the Kosciusko County Bar Association offer pro bono (free) consultations every Monday of the month. The participating attorneys offer information and referrals to assist you if you are in need, however, they are not able to represent anyone personally.
Physical Address:
1195 Mariners Drive, Warsaw, IN, USA
How to Apply:
Please call (574) 269-6019 and speak with our receptionist to schedule an appointment.
Documents Required:
Please make sure that you bring any relevant documents or paperwork with you to your scheduled appointment.
Hours of Operation:
Every Monday
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County
Syracuse Food Pantry
Primary Service Type:
🍽️ Food Assistance
Phone:
(574) 457-5450
Target Population:
General Population
Income Requirements:
❓ Unknown
Organization/Agency:
Syracuse Food Pantry
Secondary Service Type:
👕 Clothing
What They Provide:
Provides nonperishable food, meat, hygiene products, clothing, baby food, baby cereal, diapers, and milk and egg vouchers for persons in need.
Email:
[email protected]
Physical Address:
203 East Main Street, Syracuse, IN, USA
How to Apply:
Walk-ins welcome
Documents Required:
— Photo ID
— Proof of address (utility bill, lease, bank statement)
— Proof of income, last 30 days
Hours of Operation:
Monday & Tuesday, 9:00am – 12:00pm & 1:00pm – 4:15pm; Wednesday, 9:00am – 12:00pm
Wait Time:
❓ Varies/Unknown
Other Eligibility Requirements:
— Living in Turkey Creek Township in Kosciusko County
— Limit one visit per month
Counties Served:
Kosciusko County