Partnerships

We partner with local nonprofits and organizations to bring about real change in our community.

The greatest impact isn’t made in isolation.

that is why we have formed strategic partnerships with the following local organizations.

Our own weekly meeting that weaves together recovery, mental health and faith conversations. 7pm at 309 E Main in Whiteland. Includes a free meal.

Substance Use Help

If you are struggling with substance use, call the church at 317-930-7200. Pastor Ross can help you find support and treatment options for recovery. You can also join us for Restoration Way on Wednesday evenings at 7:00pm for a free meal, community, and spiritual support and tools for recovery. Ross serves on the board for Drug Free Johnson County and Empower Johnson County. You can also call the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP to find treatment and support options.

Upstream Prevention

Upstream is a great resource for support with substance use disorder and mental health. Their Recovery Cafe meets at Grace United Methodist Church Thursdays from 2:30-6:00pm and Saturdays from 11:30am – 3:00pm.

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KIC-IT

KIC-IT collaborates with other organizations to support youth, ages 16-25, in breaking the cycle of homelessness by helping them achieve sustainable life change. If you want to serve with them or if you or a young person you know needs help, call 317-868-8742.

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Bridges Alliance of Johnson County

Bridges Alliance of Johnson County offers community support, tools and resources for people who are struggling financially, especially households that earn above the Federal Poverty Level, but not enough to afford a bare-bones household budget. If you are interested in programs like their Surviving to Thriving class or their weekly support meetings, email bridgesalliancejc@gmail.com.

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United Way of Johnson County

United Way of Johnson County is critical in helping assess needs in our community and in providing connection, support and service to those who have needs and those who want to help meet the needs of our community. If you need assistance or help of any kind, call the United Way of Johnson County Helpline at 317-738-4636.

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ASSIST Indiana

ASSIST Indiana provides free services for individuals 5 and up who have been directly and/or indirectly affected by sexual, domestic, and physical violence in the community. You can reach them at 317-739-4456.

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Turning Point Domestic Services

Turning Point Domestic Services offers resources for preventing domestic and dating and violence and provides services for people who have suffered from violence. You can call their 24-hour helpline at 1-800-221-6311.

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Resources for Hope

Resources for Hope provides resources to meet the physical and emotional needs for foster youth and families in Johnson County–including programs and a store for clothing, toys, etc.

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Interchurch Food Pantry

If you’re struggling to find food, Interchurch Food Pantry is the largest food pantry in Johnson County.

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