Indiana Youth Group’s Project Prism to provide housing, support to homeless LGBTQ+ youth
Project Prism, which officially launched Oct. 1, provides up to two years of rent assistance and support services to up to 90 individuals ages 18-24.
Project Prism, which officially launched Oct. 1, provides up to two years of rent assistance and support services to up to 90 individuals ages 18-24.
Indiana families receiving aid from the SNAP generally receive less than half of the lowest of food cost budgets projected by the USDA.
As of Sept. 28, the program had received 1,173 fewer applications from Marion County families than it had by the same time last year.
The statewide infant mortality rate fell from 6.8 per 1,000 live in 2018 births to 6.5 in 2019, according to state officials.
Eligible students were identified by their schools and distribution of the funds will begin in mid-October.
September is National Kinship Care Month, recognizing relatives caregivers raising children who aren’t their own.
Last year’s over 2,400 adoptions represent an increase of more than 1,400 adoptions over the state’s fiscal year 2014, according to DCS.
The family is seeking $3 million in damages, alleging violations of their constitutional rights and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Volunteers with the 10 East voter registration project will be at 2301 E. 10th St. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Dine with one of nearly 40 area restaurants on Thursday and a percentage of sales will be donated to the state’s oldest AIDS service organization.