Indianapolis dedicates $7M in CARES Act funding to provide housing services to homeless
$7.1 million in CARES Act funding will be used to connect Hoosiers who are experiencing homelessness with up to 12 months of rental assistance.
$7.1 million in CARES Act funding will be used to connect Hoosiers who are experiencing homelessness with up to 12 months of rental assistance.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded the Indianapolis Housing Agency $14,000 for the Foster Youth to Independence Initiative.
Indianapolis firefighters responded to several separate incidents Saturday afternoon and evening. One fire damaged Union 50.
Over 386,000 Hoosier households received food stamp benefits in the month of July.
Only 4% of all Scouts reach the Eagle rank. Around 1% of those are Black. Indianapolis troops are working to diversify.
Indiana University officials on Thursday encouraged the closure of all Greek houses on its Bloomington campus over the rate of positive COVID-19 cases
YMCA estará ofreciendo salones de computación para alumnos del sexto al 12º grado que no tienen acceso a servicios de internet
The annual point-in-time count shows that, on a single night in January, over half of the city’s homeless were Black or African American.
The labs will be open to any student grades 6 through 12, regardless of whether they are members or enrolled in other YMCA programming.
Taran Richardson, this year’s salutatorian of Charles A. Tindley Accelerated High School, applied to over 70 schools.