Emergency shelter
Shelter and crisis intervention for young people ages 18 to 19.
Stopover
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About Stopover
Stopover is a community and social services nonprofit in Indianapolis. It provides shelter and housing support to young people ages 18 to 24 who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of losing a safe place to stay. Services include emergency shelter, crisis intervention, a Transitional Living Program, and Transitional Housing through Rapid Rehousing. Its Woodruff Place home offers free, long-term group shelter and crisis intervention for young people ages 18 to 19. The Little Flower House provides residential support for young people ages 18 to 24 who are awaiting permanent housing through Rapid Rehousing. Stopover also works with local organizations to connect young people with case management, housing, and wrap-around services.
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Rapid Rehousing
Transitional housing for young adults awaiting permanent housing.
Youth services
Housing and supportive services for people ages 18 to 24.
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