Hancock Health Connection Center
Support navigators are trained to connect people with local support resources, including insurance assistance, employment, housing, transportation, doctors, childcare, food, mental health, and substance use treatment. Our support navigators are a part of Hancock Health’s bigger commitment to ensuring a connected, more comprehensive approach to making health possible for everyone in Hancock County.
Kenneth Butler Memorial Soup Kitchen
The goal is to see a community without hunger! Every meal is completely FREE! Hours: 8 AM-7 PM, Serving hours 11-1 and 5-7 Monday through Friday. Office hours: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM Monday – Friday. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Delivery hours at office door (alley door) or back door: 9:00 – 11:30 AM and 1:30 – 4:30 PM Monday – Friday.
Hancock Area Rural Transit
Non-emergency transportation for various destinations is provided by Hancock County Senior Services (HCSS) for county residents 60 years of age and over and by Hancock Area Rural Transit (HART) for residents under 60 years of age. Wheelchair transportation is also available. Appointments are scheduled first come-first served. Call as early as possible, so the transportation coordinator can reserve a time for you. Seniors age 60 and over, ride to essential destinations for a donation. Those under 60 years of age ride with HART for a $4.00. Seniors can also ride with HART to non-essential destinations for a nominal fee of $4 per stop.
Recovery Café Hancock County
Whether you are new to recovery or in long-term recovery, experiencing a crisis or struggling with a relapse, in a mental health transition or going through a difficult life change, the Café is a place of support and stability for all individuals seeking to break the cycle of destruction and despair.
Life Choices Care Center
Serving individuals and families navigating the challenges of pregnancy and family life. Open to women, men, and their families, regardless of their background or situation. All services are provided free of charge, including pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, peer counseling, and material support like diapers and clothing.
Additional Community Resources
Indiana Foreclosure Prevention: If you are an Indiana homeowner who has fallen behind on your mortgage payments Visit 877gethope.org to find out about housing counseling services and any available financial assistance.
Child Care Assistance Voucher Program: https://earlyedconnect.fssa.in.gov/
Emergency Indiana Rental Assistance: IndianaHousingNow.org
Indiana Homeowner Assistance Program: https://www.findhelp.org
Xfinity affordable connectivity program: https://www.affordableconnectivity.gov
Medicare card: www.socialsecurity.gov 1-800-772-1213
FREE health insurance counseling for 65 & over, disabled: 1-800-452-4800
Hancock County Child Support: 27 American Legion Pl, Greenfield, IN 46140 317-477-1713
Hancock County Probation: 317-477-1135
Hancock County Food Stamp/Welfare Office: 317-468-0810
Homeless Assistance: https://www.chipindy.org/need-help/
https://mirrorindy.org/indianapolis-homelessness-resource-guide/
Single mother vehicle assistance: https://wheelsfromtheheart.org/
Appliances: Habitat for Humanity Restore 1141 W US 40 Greenfield, IN 46140 317-318-9380 email: https://www.indyrestore.com
Automobiles: Goodwill Car Donation 1772 Muskegon Ln Greenfield, IN 46140 Phone: 317-468-0473
Link: https://www.goodwillindy.org/autos
Crisis Resource List:
- Indiana 211
- Community Fairbanks Behavioral Health: 317.621.5700
- Alternatives INC. for Domestic Violence: 866.593.9999
- Suicide Hotline: 800.273.8255
- The Julian Center for Victims of Domestic Violence: 317.941.2200
- Family Hope for Child Placement: 317.456.5220
- Hancock Regional Hospital Emergency Department: (317) 468-4413
- Suicide & Crisis Helpline: Call or Text 988
- Emergency Medical Services: 911
Blessing Boxes: Open 24/7
The goal is to keep each box stocked with food, by the community, to serve the community.
- Greenfield Elk Lodge, 820 S. State St
- Greenfield Police Department, 116 S. State St
- Greenfield Commons Park, W 5th St
- Maple’s Mobile Home Park, 547 Pratt St
- Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church 1009 S. 100 E
- Riley Park Tennis Court, US 40 and Apple Street
- Southwest Corner of Pennsylvania and South Streets
- New Palestine 35 E. Main (behind the building)
- New Palestine 27 W. Main
- New Palestine 18 E. Mill
- Fortville Village Apartments, 750 N. Madison St
Additional Food Pantries:
Wellspring Food Pantry, Brandywine Church 1551 East New Road Greenfield 2nd & 3rd Wednesday of the month Meal 12:30-1:30 Grocery 1:30-3pm
FARM Fortville Christian Church, 9450 N 200 W Fortville Tuesdays 12:30-2:30pm Hot Meal 11:30-12:30 Thursdays 6:30-7:30 pm Hot Meal 5:30-6:30 PM
The Vineyard, 1672 W Greenfield Drive through grocery items. 1st Wednesday of the month 12:30-2:30pm and 3rd Sunday of the month 1-3pm
Buck Creek Township, nonperishable items Monday – Thursday 9am-4pm, enter through Community Room doors.
Cross of Grace Lutheran Church Food Pantry, Non perishable groceries and goods. Appointments available Monay – Thursday Website: http://www.crossofgrace.org Phone: 317-861-+0977 3519 S 600 W New Palestine Indiana 46163
PAWS Hancock Pet Food Pantry 1224 W Main Street, Greenfield Tuesday & Thursday 4pm-7pm, Saturday 2pm-5pm. One visit is allowed per week.
The Bridge:
AA Meeting , Showers and Laundry available.
6:30 every Tuesday doors open at 6:30 for conversation and snacks. The last Tuesday of the month is a speaker meeting. Meeting 7-8pm.
317-477-8483
NA Meeting:
Narcotics Anonymous
Sunday night’s 7-8pm