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The Right Reverend Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows, Bishop
Welcome to the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis, serving and sharing throughout central and southern Indiana in about 47 congregations and through many other affiliated ministries.
Cooperating Ministries of the Diocese of Indianapolis include:
Alternatives Incorporated
Located in Anderson, Alternatives Incorporated of Madison County is a residential facility serving women and their dependent children who are victims of family violence and/or homelessness. www.alternativesdv.org
The Damien Center
Located in Indianapolis, The Damien Center is the largest HIV/AIDS service organization in Indiana. www.damiencenter.org
Dayspring Center
Located in Indianapolis, Dayspring Center lovingly meets the basic needs of homeless families seeking asssitance and connects them with opportunities to help them reach their potential. www.dayspringindy.org
John P. Craine House
Located in Indianapolis, John P. Craine House is an alternative sentencing program for non-violent female offenders and their pre-school age children. www.crainehouse.org
The Julian Center
Located in Indianapolis, The Julian Center provides counseling, safe shelter, and education for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other life crises. www.juliancenter.org
Trinity Haven’s Transitional Living Program (TLP)
TLP will provide a safe, welcoming, and affirming home for LGBTQ youth and young adults ages 18-21 who do not have homes of their own. The goal of Trinity Haven’s TLP is to intervene before youth experience chronic homelessness, and to help them pursue their education and develop the skills to thrive in the world independently, so they can graduate from our program into safe and stable permanent housing, with the skills to successfully maintain that housing. Our TLP will provide long-term housing for up to 24 months. It is not a shelter or a drop-in center. The capacity of our home is limited to 8 youth in order to maintain a family-like environment.
The Episcopal Fund for Human Need (EFHN)
The Episcopal Fund for Human Need (EFHN) is a diocesan-wide ministry that provides an emergency safety net for those in central and southern Indiana who "fall through the cracks" of human needs agencies. Gifts through EFHN provide a lifeline to those who are hungry, homeless, or poorly housed, without transportation, or ill and in need of assistance. Recently-funded EFHN partners include:
Monroe County United Ministries, Bloomington
Hope Southern Indiana, New Albany
Stopover Inc. , Indianapolis
Lafayette Urban Ministry, Lafayette
Youth Service Bureau, Crawfordsville
Center for Lay Ministries, Jeffersonville
Open Arms Ministries, Richmond
Alpha Center, Muncie
Pace/Oar, Indianapolis
Boone Senior Services, Lebanon
Community Kitchen, Jeffersonville
Hendricks County Senior Services, Inc., Danville
Outreach Ministries, Evansville
Coordinated Aging Services of Morgan County, Martinsville
Patchwork Central, Inc., Evansville
Westminster Community Service, New Castle
St. Thomas Clinic, Whiteland
Tri-County Health Coalition, New Albany
Community Emergency Assistance Board, Mt. Vernon
Second Helpings, Indianapolis
St. Andrew's Non-Food Pantry, Greencastle
Boys and Girls Club Inc., Jeffersonville
House of Hope Madison County, Anderson
Mother's Cupboard Community Kitchen, Bean Blossom
Bertha's Mission, Bedford
Brown County Weekend Backpack, Nashville
YWCA, Evansville
Trinity Childcare, Indianapolis
Labanon Community of Shalom, Lebanon
Irvington Advocacy Network, Indianapolis
The Storehouse pantry, Speedway
For updates on agencies funded by the Episcopal Fund for Human Need, go to www.indydio.org.
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