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Getting Help in Indiana

Known as the "Crossroads of America", Indiana provides free drug addiction treatment services to Hoosiers in the state. Many of the not-for-profit or state-run programs offer customized treatment plans that emphasize the therapeutic needs of the treated participant. Shelters and addiction treatment facilities in Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne and Evansville bring hope to people who are struggling with drug or alcohol problems. The free programs offer detoxification, followed by therapy that combines the administration of meds with behavioral counseling. While the accommodations are not as comfortably outfitted as private luxury rehab facilities, they still have proven records when it comes to recovery.

Services for Homeless
Wheeler Mission (Indianapolis, IN) provides emergency housing for men and women, also long-term, residential, addiction recovery program.
Fort Wayne Rescue Ministries (Fort Wayne, IN) provides up to 30 nights of housing, food, case management, chapel services and substance abuse recovery programs.
Goshen Interfaith Hospitality Network (Goshen, IN) is devoted to providing resources and temporary shelter for the homeless in crisis by partnering with congregations and the community.
Middle Way House for Women and Children (Bloomington, IN) provides housing for women and women with children that have been victims of domestic violence.
Faith Mission of Elkhart (Elkhart, IN) provides individuals with up to 14 days of housing, food and counseling.
Anchor House (Seymour, IN) is a safe place for families with children in times of need. By providing our families with a safe home in a drug and alcohol free environment, we are guiding them to create a new path in life.