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Human Services Inc. is a Community Action Agency that has been dedicated to assisting families and individuals in need since its inception in 1965. The organization offers a variety of programs, including energy assistance, housing vouchers, and educational support through Head Start initiatives, aimed at improving the quality of life for low-income households in several Indiana counties. With a commitment to serving diverse populations without discrimination, Human Services Inc. emphasizes empowerment through its Coaching For Success Initiative and homelessness prevention programs. This holistic approach ensures that individuals and families receive the support they need to thrive within their communities. Generated from the website

Founded in 1953, Noble of Indiana serves children and adults with developmental disabilities. The agency provides occupational, speech and physical therapies. It features nutritional consulting, health assessment and parenting education programs. Noble of Indiana hosts day camps that include musical events, community service projects and educational enrichment activities for children between the ages of 6 and 12. The agency additionally conducts classes in cooking, fitness and computer skills. It offers a range of recreational activities, such as music, poetry, and arts and crafts. Noble of Indiana also provides employment opportunities in the areas of assembly, packaging, shrink wrapping, salvaging and sampling. The agency provides temporary in-home care and vacation planning services for individuals with disabilities. It maintains a location in Indianapolis.

Lutheran Child & Family Services, based in Indianapolis, is a multiservice, nonprofit member agency of the United Way of Central Indiana. The agency offers a range of services, such as adoption and foster care services. It sponsors adoption information meetings to provide information about the adoption process and the special needs children who are available for adoption or foster care in Indiana. It also provides community services, such as distributing free food and clothing to families referred to the program by caseworkers, township trustees, pastors and other social service organizations. The agency operates two facilities and each location has a food pantry and clothing bank. Its counselors are clinically trained and certified to resolve individual and family crises. The agency also offers support groups, psychiatric and social service referrals, and family life education seminars and workshops.