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The Community Resource Guide is a tool to help members of the community locate organizations that can assist with a variety of services ranging from shelter to food and even medical resources. The listing below is divided into the following categories: Long-Term Housing, Short-Term Housing, Emergency Shelter, Food Pantries, Free Meals, Little Free Pantries, Baby Goods and Resources, New American Resources, SNAP/WIC, Bill Assistance, Employment Assistance, Temporary Employment Agencies, Transportation Assistance, Childcare, After-School/Out-of-School Programs, Summer Childcare Programs, Medical, Mental Health, Grief Resources, Addiction Assistance, Free Self-Service Narcan, Education, Legal Assistance, Veteran Assistance, Personal Hygiene Resources, Clothing Resources, Showers, Laundry, and Pets. Each resource will have its address, phone number, linked website, brief description, and any known documents that may be needed to use the services they provide.
Near the bottom of the page, you will find a list of commonly needed documents/forms and ways to possibly obtain them or replacements.
You may also print our Community Resource Guide for information about local organizations and services.
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Community Action Program of Evansville (CAPE)
Volunteers of America Evansville Supportive Services for Veteran Families
Habitat for Humanity of Evansville
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Homeless Veterans Supportive Housing (Evansville Housing Authority)
Life Choices (Maternity and Youth Home)
Susan W Snyder Center for Women and Children (Rescue Mission)
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United Caring Services Men’s Shelter
United Caring Services Day Shelter
Susan W Snyder Center for Women and Children (Rescue Mission)
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The resources below marked with * are part of the Evansville Emergency Food Pantry Consortium (EEFPC). When new to EEFPC, you will need social security cards and birth dates for people in the household. Once in the system, you will just need a photo ID. Individuals can visit once every 30 days to an EEFPC member for food.
Zion Missionary Baptist Church*
Community Action Program of Evansville (CAPE)
Sts. Mary & John Catholic Church
Lutheran Community Outreach Center Food Pantry
Mobile Food Market by Junior League of Evansville
Lists of Pantries/Meals by day
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United Caring Services Day Shelter
Harvest Time Inner City (First Ebenezer Baptist Church)
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Vanderburgh County Health Department Pre-3
Community Action Program of Evansville (CAPE)
Vanderburgh County Health Department (WIC)
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Immigrant Welcome Resource Center
Evansville Adult Education Center (Vincennes University)
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Vanderburgh County Health Department
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Centerpoint Energy Smart Savings
CAPE (Community Action Program of Evansville & Vanderburgh County)
Indiana Energy Assistance Program – 211
Vanderburgh County Township Trustees
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Vocational Rehabilitation Services
Senior Community Service Employment Program
Evansville Association of the Blind – Career Development Center
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AARP Foundation Senior Community Service Employment Program
Express Employment Professionals
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METS Micro App
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Vanderburgh County Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA)
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Immigrant Welcome and Resource Center
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Immigrant Welcome and Resource Center
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Vanderburgh County Health Department
Vanderburgh County Health Department Mobile Clinic
CATCH My Breath (Vanderburgh County Health Department)
Pre-to-3 (Vanderburgh County Health Department)
Mulberry Clinic
Dental Clinic
Pediatric + Prenatal Clinic
Division Street Family Clinic
John Street Woodson Homeless Health Clinic
Beacon Recovery Services
Evansville Christian Health Clinic (Evansville Christian Life Center)
Indiana 211
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Support Groups
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare
Southwestern Behavioral Health Crisis Line
Dennis N. Moran Center
Faren E. Levell Center
Lillian G. Moulton Center
Neurodevelopmental Center of Southwestern Indiana
Robert M. Spear Building
Stepping Stone
Youth Community Based Services
Gibson Regional Services
Posey Regional Services
Warrick Regional Services
Beacon Recovery Services
Mulberry Clinic
John Street Woodson Homeless Health Clinic
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Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA)
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
Begin Again Foundation: Angel Fund
TEARS Foundation Funeral Assistance
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Beacon Recovery Services (ECHO)
Stepping Stone (Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare)
New Visions Counseling Services
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United Caring Services
Virginia Food Market
Evansville Comprehensive Treatment Center
Now Counseling Services
ECHO Clinics
Zesto
CSL Plasma
Tepe Park Clubhouse
Uncle Norman’s
Gentox
Evansville Vanderburgh Public Libraries
East
McCollough
North Park
Oaklyn
Stringtown
West
Ascension St. Vincent
Salvation Army
Deaconess Midtown ER Entrance (Vending Machine)
New Opportunities for Wellness
Evansville Goodwill
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Immigrant and Welcome Resource Center
Evansville Adult Education Center (Vincennes University)
Evansville Association of the Blind – Career Development Center
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Immigrant and Welcome Resource Center
Indiana Parenting Time Hotline
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Homeless Veterans Supportive Housing (Evansville Housing Authority)
Volunteers of America Evansville Supportive Services for Veteran Families
Vanderburgh County Veterans Services Office
Mustangs of Service Veterans Program (Mustang Adoption Academy)
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Evansville Christian Life Center
Grace Baptist Church
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Jack Henry Gates Memorial Laundromat
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The Benefit Verification Letter, sometimes called a “budget letter,” a “benefits letter,” a “proof of income letter,” or a “proof of award letter” serves as proof that you either:
You can request one online by using your Social Security account, which will allow you to immediately view, print, and save a copy of the letter. You can call to request one at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778), Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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Through your employer which should be able to direct you to the appropriate website/portal. The Library can assist by providing internet access and limited guidance. You will need to know how to log in (i.e. login information such as username and password).
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To learn about how to obtain a copy of your DD214 and other military records, visit this Veterans’ Affairs page.