Community & Family Support
Abuse • Hunger • Homelessness • Poverty • Addiction
Whoever oppresses the poor shows contempt for their Maker, but whoever is kind to the needy honors
God. — Proverbs 14:31 NIV
Connecting people in need with people that care.
Living in poverty does not translate to being a bum, POVERTY encompasses all walks of life it’s not
what we think it looks like. At ITOR we strive to break down barriers and stigmas associated with labels
put on life situations, we believe all people should be treated with decency, respect and love regardless
their pocketbook size. Living in Poverty comes with insurmountable obstacles as is, our wish is to help
you pave your path to prosperity!
Something to ponder. Being poor, an ignorant mind may assume, is to be less than; to be second
class. In all actuality this person that is less fortunate and “poor” is not only so by being the person who
cannot pay their bills, or can’t get the assistance they need to get back on their feet but also because
they’re battling with spiritual warfare. Abuse, addiction, homelessness, hunger just to name a few are all
things that can cause us to be “poor” as well. Poor in our mindset, poor in our spirits. Seek help today
with the resources this virtual resource center has provided. Remember, a friendly voice here at IToR is
awaiting your call should you need further assistance!
Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership
INHP is helping to enhance and build stronger Indianapolis neighborhoods.
Second Helpings
Transforming Lives Through the Power of Food
https://www.secondhelpings.org
317-632-2664
Hamilton County Youth Assistance Program
The Hamilton County Youth Assistance Program was developed in the fall of 2009, as a pilot program in Westfield, Indiana. With such positive response from community stakeholders, Youth Assistance expanded to Noblesville in 2012 and Fishers in 2014. Hamilton Heights was quick to follow Fishers in 2014, with Carmel and Sheridan opening offices in 2015. The Early Intervention Advocates in each community work under the appointment of Judge Paul Felix, Hamilton County Circuit Court and Judge Steven Nation, Hamilton County Superior Court 1.