Community Recovery / Prevention Resources

Minority Recovery Collective Inc. (MRCI, “mercy”)
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: BU Wellness Network
Address: 3737 N. Meridian St, Ste 401, Indianapolis, IN 46208
County: Marion
Telephone: 317-643-0368
Intake Telephone: 317-643-0368
www.wearemrci.org
Founded November 2018, Minority Recovery Collective Inc. (MRCI [“mercy”]) is a peer-led healing community of individuals and businesses working together to provide no cost recovery (addiction, mental health, & trauma) support programs and services to Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) throughout the state of Indiana. Trained and certified as Peer Professionals, our staff assist BIPOC looking to heal from addiction, mental health challenges, trauma, and other circumstances that negatively affect one’s quality of life. We believe in the power of self-accountability and peer support to promote intrinsic healing. Based in Indianapolis, IN, our collective provides the following peer-based recovery support services in Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Marion, Morgan, Putnam, Rush, and Shelby counties: one-on-one peer counseling; support groups; peer education; resource access/navigation assistance (connecting persons served to other services in the community for a more comprehensive approach).
Operating Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM, Wednesday 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM, Thursday 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM, Friday 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Walk-in Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
We are handicap accessible.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Advocacy, Education and Training, Outreach Services, Referrals, Support
We offer the following services: Access to Virtual Services, Advocacy, Education, Faith Based Support, Group Meetings (for example AA/NA/Al-Anon, Naloxone Distribution, Outreach Services, Peer Support, Referral for Supportive Services, Support
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adolescents, Adults
The payment types we accept are: No Cost
We do not offer childcare at our location.

Overdose Lifeline, Inc. (ODL)
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: 1100 W. 42nd Street
Address: 1100 W. 42nd Street #240, Indianapolis, IN 46208
County: Marion
Telephone: 844-554-3354
www.overdoselifeline.org
Overdose Lifeline is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities affected by the disease of substance use disorder through advocacy, education and support. We work with partners across the state of Indiana and in 30+ additional U.S. states.
Operating Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
Walk-in Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
We are handicap accessible.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Advocacy, Education and Training, Naloxone Distribution, Naloxone Training, Overdose Prevention Programs, Prevention and Prevention Programs, Support
We offer the following services: Access to Virtual Services, Advocacy, Education, Family Support Groups, Group Meetings (for example AA/NA/Al-Anon, Naloxone Distribution, Naloxone Training, Peer Support, Prevention, Support, Support – Parents
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adolescents, Adults
The payment types we accept are: Charity Care (e.g. scholarships, donations, etc.), No Cost, Self pay
We do not offer childcare at our location.

PAL-Parents of Addicted Loved Ones
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: Go to www.palgroup.org to find one of the 17 Indiana meetings near you
Address: 2530 North, 600 East, Avon, IN 46123
County: Hendricks
Telephone: 317-502-3456
www.palgroup.org
PAL is faith-based and uses evidence-based practices through peer-to-peer support groups to help families learn healthy ways to deal with an adult child struggling with Substance Use Disorder by providing hope through education and support. Please check www.palgroup.org for meeting hours.
Operating Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A
Walk-in Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
Special Intake Instructions: Go to www.palgroup.org to find a PAL meeting near you
We are not handicap accessible.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Education, Support
We offer the following services: Education, Family Support Groups, Group Meetings (for example AA/NA/Al-Anon), Peer Support, Support – Parents
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adults
Unfortunately we are not able to serve: Parent with Accompanying Child(ren); Sex Offenders; Violent Offenders
The payment types we accept are: No Cost
We do not offer childcare at our location.

Pathway to Recovery
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: Pathway-1
Address: 2135 N Alabama, Indianapolis, IN 46202
County: Marion
Telephone: 317-926-8557
Fax Number: 317-926-2250
Intake Telephone: 317-926-8557
www.pathwaytorecovery.org
Access to community recovery resources for current residents
Operating Hours: Monday-Friday 08:00 AM – 04:00 PM, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
Walk-in Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
We are handicap accessible.
Wheelchair ramp rear southeast corner of building. Must call for entry.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Advocacy, Referrals, Support
We offer the following services: Advocacy, Employment Assistance, Group Meetings (for example AA/NA/Al-Anon), Housing Support, Peer Support, Support
The gender populations we serve are: Male
The age populations we serve are: Adults
Unfortunately we are not able to serve: Pregnant Women; Parent with Accompanying Child(ren);Sex Offenders; Violent Offenders; Individuals with Certain Medical Conditions – Applicants must be able to participate in program and provide self-care. Violent and sex offenders are considered based on each individual’s circumstances.
The payment types we accept are: Charity Care (e.g. scholarships, donations, etc.), Recovery Works, Self pay, Sliding Scale Available (if uninsured)
We do not offer childcare at our location.

Rethink Tobacco Indiana
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: Rethink Tobacco Indiana
Address: 1120 W Michigan St, CL601, Indianapolis, IN 46202
County: Marion
Telephone: 317-278-3122
www.rethinktobaccoindiana.org
Rethink Tobacco Indiana is a statewide grant initiative aimed at promoting tobacco recovery and supporting health systems change related to integrating tobacco use and dependence treatment in behavioral health treatment settings. Rethink Tobacco Indiana staff provide free services to treatment facilities such as: -Technical assistance -Training and education -Policy development -Sharing resources and more!
Operating Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A
Walk-in Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
We are not handicap accessible.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Education and Training, Other – Provide support to behavioral health agencies to help the agency implement best practices around tobacco treatment services for their clients/patients., Prevention and Prevention Programs
We offer the following services: Education, Other, Prevention
We offer the following other services: N/A
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adults
Unfortunately we are not able to serve: Do not provide direct cessation services
The payment types we accept are: No Cost
We do not offer childcare at our location.

Step-Up, Inc.
Focusing on: Community Recovery / Prevention Resources
Service Site: Step-Up, Inc
Address: 4755 Kingsway Dr., Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN, 46205
County: Marion
Telephone: (317) 259-7013
Fax Number: (317) 259-7034
Intake Phone Number: (317) 259-7013
www.stepupin.org
Syringe exchange program and non-syringe harm reduction supply distribution.
Operating Hours: Monday 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM, Tuesday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Wednesday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Thursday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Friday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
Walk-In Hours: Monday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Tuesday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Wednesday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Thursday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Friday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Saturday N/A, Sunday: N/A
Special Intake Instructions: All Syringe Exchange hours are walk-in. Participants do not need to bring anything with them for their intake/first visit. We are handicap accessible. Our Syringe Exchange operates out of Aspire Indiana Health’s building located at 2506 Willowbrook Parkway (just south of the Step-Up, Inc. office). Enter through their front door and follow the signage in the hallway to find the syringe exchange.
We are handicap accessible.
We have a wheelchair ramp and elevators for use.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery / Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Education and Training, Prevention and Prevention Programs, Naloxone Distribution
We offer the following services: Prevention, Referral for Supportive Services, Naloxone Training, Naloxone Distribution, Outreach Services
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adults, Adolescents, Seniors
Unfortunately we are not able to serve: N/A
The payment types we accept are: No Cost
We do not offer childcare at our location.

The 24 Group
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: 11715 Fox Road
Address: 11715 Fox Road, Suite 400-131, Indianapolis, IN 46236
County: Marion
Telephone: 317-331-5949
Fax Number: 317-331-5949
Intake Telephone: 317-331-5949
Crisis (24 Hour) Telephone: 317-331-5949
www.the24group.org
The 24 Group is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization based in Indianapolis that seeks to inform and educate on the topic of addiction and recovery via its online presence and community events around Central Indiana. Fundraising efforts provide grants to local addiction treatment and recovery support providers to help young adults with limited financial resources achieve sobriety and sustain their early recovery efforts. The 24 Group was founded in 2006 by a group of parents who came together with the common experience of a loved one struggling with the disease of addiction. The name of the organization was selected in memory of David Manlove, the son of founding board members Kim and Marissa Manlove who wore number 24 on his baseball jersey in high school. The hawk used in the logo is a symbol chosen by the Manloves to remind them of the spirit of Dave, a symbol that in Native American tradition is the messenger between heaven and earth.
Operating Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Sunday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Walk-in Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
We are not handicap accessible.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): “Advocacy, Prevention and Prevention Programs, Support, We believe: Addiction is a chronic brain disorder and as such should carry no social shame or stigma. There is effective treatment for addiction and recovery is possible for anyone. Treatment and recovery support should be available to all regardless of socio-economic status or access to insurance. We believe that recovery is possible and is the ultimate goal for those affected by substance use disorder. There are many pathways to recovery, parents and other family members need their own treatment and support to achieve and maintain recovery from the devastating effects of this disease.”, someone is in recovery when they say they are in recovery. Staying connected with a treatment and recovery program enhances chances of long-term success. Family education and support enhances treatment effectiveness and success for the adolescent/young adult. Addiction is a family disease
We offer the following services: Advocacy, Education, Family Support Groups, Peer Support, Support, Support – Parents
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adolescents
Unfortunately we are not able to serve: Sex Offenders; Violent Offenders; Individuals with Certain Medical Conditions
The payment types we accept are: Charity Care (e.g. scholarships, donations, etc.), No Cost
We do not offer childcare at our location.

The Landing Place, Inc.
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: The Landing Place, Inc.
Address: 18 W. South Street, Greenfield, IN 46140
County: Hancock
Telephone: 317-477-8483
Crisis (24 Hour) Telephone: 317-525-7791
www.thelandingplacehc.com
The Landing Place is a recovery center for support groups.
Operating Hours: Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Tuesday 10:00 AM – 8:30 PM, Wednesday 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM, Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Friday N/A
Walk-in Hours: Monday-Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
We are handicap accessible.
Accessible entrance is on the West side of building.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Adolescent Early Intervention, Advocacy, Education and Training, Naloxone Distribution, Prevention and Prevention Programs, Referrals, Support, The Landing Place also offers an open AA meeting and a PAL (Parents and/or Persons of Addicted Loved Ones) meeting on Tuesday Evenings. And we have a Naloxone Box for distribution at our facility
We offer the following services: Access to Virtual Services, Adolescent Peer Recovery Support, Advocacy, Education, Family Support Groups, Group Meetings (for example AA/NA/Al-Anon), Naloxone Distribution, Peer Support, Prevention, Recovery Café, Support, Support-Parents, The teen program is a faith based program but we accept them right where they are
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adolescents, Adults
Unfortunately we are not able to serve: Sex Offenders; Individuals with Certain Medical Conditions – We cannot serve individuals with severe mental illness that is not managed by medications and do not see a doctor regularly to monitor medications. We are not equipped or trained for recovery in these areas.
The payment types we accept are: No Cost
We do not offer childcare at our location.

The Willow Center
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: The Willow Center, Brownsburg, IN
Address: 515 North Green Street, Suite 402, Brownsburg, IN 46112
County: Hendricks
Telephone: 317-852-3690
Fax Number: 317-852-2766
Intake Telephone: 317-852-3690
www.thewillowcenter.com
The Willow Center is a DMHA-certified outpatient substance use treatment and mental health counseling center. It is our privilege to offer our clients a uniquely better experience, individually designed to ensure a future of good health, happiness, and positive life-changes that bring pride and joy to them and their families. We stand proudly with our clients in their journeys of wellness and recovery.
Operating Hours: Monday-Friday 08:00 AM – 05:00 PM, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
Walk-in Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
We are handicap accessible.
The building is ADA compliant in regards to differing physical abilities.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Education and Training, Naloxone Training, Overdose Prevention Programs, Prevention and Prevention Programs, Referrals, Support
We offer the following services: Access to Virtual Services, Advocacy, Education, Group Meetings (for example AA/NA/Al-Anon), Naloxone Distribution, Naloxone Training, Peer Support, Prevention, Support
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adolescents, Adults
The payment types we accept are: Commercial Insurance, HIP – Anthem, HIP – CareSource, HIP – MDWise, HIP – MHS, Medicaid, Recovery Works, Self pay
We do not offer childcare at our location.

Trusted Mentors Inc.
Focusing on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Service Site: Trusted Mentors
Address: 546 E. 17th St, Ste 102, Indianapolis, IN 46202
County: Marion
Telephone: 317-985-5041
Fax Number: 317-602-3802
www.trustedmentors.org
Trusted Mentors connects trained, volunteer mentors with at risk adults to help more people stay housed and out of prison.
Operating Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
Walk-in Hours: Monday N/A, Tuesday N/A, Wednesday N/A, Thursday N/A, Friday N/A, Saturday N/A, Sunday N/A
We are handicap accessible.
Handicap entrance is located on East side of building.
Our focus is on: Community Recovery/ Prevention Resources
Our primary service(s): Mentors for adults, Support
We offer the following services: Mentors for adults, Support
The gender populations we serve are: All/Anyone
The age populations we serve are: Adults
The payment types we accept are: No Cost
We do not offer childcare at our location.

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