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This resource guide was developed by Recovery Central, a

ministry of Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ),

Washington, IN

Matching funds were provided by a grant from the

Center for Congregations

Our Mission Recovery Central is promoting partnerships to help

build a more effective community response to recovery

from substance misuse.

Phone: 812-642-5007

Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.recovery-central.org/

“We Welcome All - All Means ALL” Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)

10 W. VanTrees Street

Washington IN 47501

812-254-2423


Website: https://www.centralchristiandoc.org/

Our Mission

The Center for Congregations strengthens

Indiana congregations by helping them find

and use the best resources to address their

challenges and opportunities.

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ii Signs of Substance Use Disorder

iii About Recovery Central

1 Crisis Hotlines

3 Full Service Programs

5 Residential/Inpatient Treatment Programs

11 Outpatient Programs

13 Counseling

15 Recovery Groups/Meetings

17 Housing

19 Food/Clothing/Household Goods

21 Jobs

23 Childcare

25 Transportation

27 Emergency Financial Help

Additional printed copies of this guide may be obtained by calling Central Christian Church, 812-254-2423.

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Matching funds for 2020 provided by the Center for Congregations

Please be aware that the availability of services, group meeting days,

times and locations may change due to outside circumstances (such

as the coronavirus pandemic). Always call the individual agencies to

confirm that the information listed in this resource packet is current.

The information in this packet is also available online on the Recovery

Central website, along with links to other resources.

Please visit us at:

http://www.recovery-central.org

Signs of Substance Use Disorder/Addiction

Addiction is a disease caused by the use of drugs or alcohol resulting in a

chemical change in the brain. Substance use becomes the priority of the

“rewired” brain and it affects every part of the user’s life. Signs of the disease

may include physical or behavioral symptoms—most likely both.

Behavioral: Changes in attitude/personality, increased aggression/irritability,

lethargy, depression, dramatic changes in habits and/or priorities, sudden

changes in social networks, criminal activity.

Physical: Bloodshot/glazed eyes, dilated or constricted pupils, abrupt weight

changes, changes in hygiene, dental issues, skin changes, problems

sleeping or sleeping too much.

Learn More: https://lookupindiana.org/learn/substance-use

https://drugabuse.com/symptoms-signs-drug-abuse-effects/

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https://drugabuse.com/symptoms-signs-drug-abuse-effects/

Recovery Central began with a vision for recovery ministry in Novem-

ber 2017. From May 2018 to August 2019, the leadership team from

Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Washington, IN

participated in extensive Mutual Ministry training with the Indiana

Center for Congregations. Upon completion of this training, we

received a matching grant for $30,000 from the Center for

Congregations, which is funded by Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Mutual Ministry

This is a ministry with people - not for

them, or in behalf of them.

Mutual Ministry can be described by the

following acronym - C.A.R.

Collaborative: People in need become

partners - not recipients - of services.

Asset-based: The resources in ministry are not merely financial. They

include talents, energy, experience, wisdom and other wealth shared by

people who wish to help and those who seek help.

Relational: Ministry is essentially a growing trust between people

committed to improving their quality of life by removing obstacles to

growth in wellness.

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A decision to use


resources listed

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Community Engagement Recovery Central collaborates with neighboring congregations,

recovery groups, local government, service providers and other

appropriate agencies. We facilitate town hall meetings and other events

to promote a recovery-friendly community.

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There is a great deal of stigma

and misperception surrounding

people struggling to recover

from substance abuse

disorders. Recovery Central is

committed to public education,

peer support efforts and

empowerment in order to

promote a better understanding

of addiction issues and the

possibility of recovery.

Indiana 2-1-1 Helping Hoosi-ers find the local resources they need. Dial 2-1-1 to connect with a navigator 24/7, or visit https://in211.communityos.org/ Be Well Indiana https://bewellindi-ana.com/

Indiana Recovery Network https://www.indianarecoverynetwork.org/

Resources and Awareness People who return to their communities and neighbor-hoods after a period of incarceration face many obstacles to housing, jobs, childcare and other vital connections.

We understand the reality which finds some people unsure how to navigate - despite all the information they have received. Recovery Central strives to be a place for people in transition. This requires more than a simple packet of information. This is a relationship-building ministry. Our effort invites local congregations and other volunteers to become partners with the recovery community. We believe the pathways to recovery must be more visible and accessible.

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If you or a loved one is in immediate danger,

Please call 9 -1-1

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-8255

Provides 24/7 free, confidential support for people in distress,

suicide prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones,

and best practices for professionals.

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National Hopeline Network

1-800-784-2433

This is a crisis line, which can be used when things are at their

worst, for overdoses and when things are getting out of control.

National Youth Crisis Line

1-800-448-4663

A national substance abuse helpline, the youth crisis line is for

those under the age of 18. A 24-hour crisis line for any crisis - from

pregnancy to drugs to depression.

Phone: 1-800-448-1833 (TDD for Hearing Impaired)

Crisis Text Line

Chat: text HOME to 741741

Free, 24/7 support from a trained crisis counselor

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https://www.bewellindiana.com

A comprehensive website with links to a variety of resources dealing

with substance abuse, mental health issues, support, counseling,

and how to get public assistance.

Substance Abuse and Mental Health

Services Administration

Treatment Helpline

1-800-662-4357

If you’re struggling with a substance use

disorder, the SAMHSA Treatment Referral

Helpline can help connect you with

appropriate resources. This drug and alcohol

addiction hotline is free and confidential. The

service helps people open up about

addiction, and get guidance on what is best

to do next.

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Alcohol Abuse Hotline

1-866-520-2708

A 24/7 Free addiction helpline

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Full service recovery programs

offer a full continuum of care,

such as detox, inpatient,

outpatient, residential, counseling

and transitional housing.

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Brentwood Springs offers medically supervised detox, inpatient,

outpatient, and online outpatient therapy. They have a team of

physicians, therapists, clinicians, and other specialists who

create a treatment plan specific to the individuals needs and

goals.

The first step is to receive a complete assessment. Brentwood

Springs accepts walk-in appointments 24/7, or an assessment

can be scheduled anytime, day or night, by phone or chat.

During the assessment, information will be gathered about

medical history and past substance use, as well as any

emotional issues that may be present.

Cost: Brentwood Springs is in-network with most major

insurance providers and can often work with other insurers on

an out-of-network basis.

Address:

Brentwood Springs

4488 Roslin Road

Newburgh, IN 47630

Phone:

812-308-4154

Website: https://brentwoodsprings.com/substance-abuse-treatment/

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The Indiana Center for Recovery offers a full continuum of

care, from residential to outpatient services. They are

committed to every patient’s physical, psychological and

spiritual rehabilitation. When a person leaves ICFR, they will be

referred to a local therapist and a will have a support plan with

solid continuing care to aid with the initial transition.

Cost: They accept most major insurance carriers. Call to verify

coverage.

Address: 1004 W. First Street, Bloomington, IN 47403

Phone: 812-822-2510


Website: www.treatmentindiana.com

N.O.W. Counseling has a full continuum of services ranging

from detox to inpatient, outpatient, and transitional housing.

They have residential services for both men and women.

They are certified by CARF/CCAC, Indiana Division of Mental

Health and Addiction, Recovery Works, and the Indiana

Affiliation of Recovery Residences.

Address: 320 NW Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Evansville IN 47708

Phone: 812-602-4022

Website: www.nowcounseling.us Email: [email protected]

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mailto:[email protected]

http://www.treatmentindiana.com

http://www.nowcounseling.us

Residential recovery programs

offer people in recovery from

substance abuse a place to

continue recovery/re-entry back

into the community, with

guidance and support.

Courage House

Courage House is a sober living home for men. We help men who are willing to commit to a program designed to help them find the courage to change their beliefs and their behaviors. We will help guide you on the journey. Applications are not accepted from registered sex offenders. Eligibility:

Men, aged 18 years or older

9-18 month commitment to the program

Once accepted, must attend daily support group meetings for 90

days, weekly thereafter.

Random drug screens conducted

Cost: $100.00 start up fee, then $180.00 per week

Waiting List: Yes

Contact: Call Mark for an application, 812-494-3127


Address: 719 Busseron St., Vincennes IN 47591

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Amethyst House

Amethyst House has Women’s and Men’s residential programs

that provide treatment and supportive services for women and

men with chemical dependency and or gambling addiction.

Eligibility/Requirements:

18 years of age or older

Minimum of 5 days free of substance use/sober before entering

Must attend the Outpatient Treatment Program

Must attend support meetings (AA, NA, etc.)

Must obtain job/financial security

Tuberculosis test/physical exam required

Release of Information form (ROI)

In-person interview after all documents are submitted

Cost: $500.00 per month flat fee (Outpatient treatment cost is

NOT included in this fee). Discounts are available for those who

enroll in the Recovery Works Program.

Waiting List: Yes. While on the waiting list, applicant must

call to check in each week to keep application active!

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 11, Bloomington, IN 47402


Administrative Offices: 812-336-3570 Fax: 812-336-9010

Men’s House: 812-336-2812 Fax: 812-336-9010 Women’s House: 812-336-2666 Fax: 812-323-0144 Outpatient Office, 645 N. Walnut, Bloomington, IN 47404

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Residential recovery facilities






Lighthouse Recovery Center

The Lighthouse offers a 9-month to 2-year faith-based, transitional

housing/rehab program for both men and women in separate

facilities. A supportive living environment is offered to those who

seek to learn new, sober and productive life patterns.

Our program is geared toward returning the residents to the

community and to their families as sober, responsible, working,

law abiding citizens. We help them become self-sufficient, obtain

employment, find a permanent place to live and gain permanent

cessation from the use of drugs, alcohol, and dysfunctional life-

styles.

Eligibility - Complete online application, then interview

http://www.lrcwashington.com/apply-now/4594702954

Men’s Facility - Housing Director, Terry Baker Women’s Facility - Housing Director, Pam Baker

Mailing Address: 313 E. Main St. Washington IN 47501

Phone: 812-642-5100

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http://www.lrcwashington.com/apply-now/4594702954

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Heaven Nevaeh Healing Center

This is a faith based residential program for men. We believe that falling in love with Jesus and His Word is the key to addiction recovery and Jesus alone can change a man’s heart. Eligibility/Requirements:

Men aged 18 and older; must call and express a desire to change.

This is a 3-phase program - Phase One is a seven month live-in

program

Daily requirements include meetings, devotions, Bible studies,

community service for 4 hours (no pay).

Cost: No charge for Phase One

Waiting List: Yes

Contact:


Address: Heaven Nevaeh 777, Bedford, IN 47421

Phone: 812-583-8115

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Residential recovery programs






Serenity House

Serenity House provides a place for women to continue their recovery.

Women are provided with a clean living arrangement for 6 months to a year.

They are provided transportation to meetings and classes that help with their

recovery. After 30 days, they are assisted with finding employment.

Eligibility: Women that are clean and recovering from drug and/or alcohol

abuse may apply. If a woman is leaving a detox center, she may also apply.

Children may not live at the facility. After an application is completed you will

be put on the wait list. It is requested that you contact them once a week

while on the wait list to check in.

Cost: There is a charge of $125 a week for room and board. Payment is not

expected until you are employed, but once you are employed you are

expected to pay the charges for past weeks. Serenity House will work with

you and develop an appropriate payment schedule.

Contact:

To apply contact Dawn Perkins and she will provide an application for you.

Phone: 812-698-3297

E-mail: [email protected]

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Women’s House of Victory

This is a residential faith-based women’s drug rehabilitation center. This

is a 9 month program.

Eligibility: Eligibility is determined by completing an application and

participating in an interview. Please call to get an application.

Cost: Room and board is $180 a week.

Contact:

Contact person: Beth Riley

Mailing address: 805 N. 7th, Vincennes, IN 47591

Phone number: 812-698-0296 or 812-698-2254

Indiana Center For Recovery

The Indiana Center for Recovery offers a full continuum of care, from

residential to outpatient services. We are committed to every patient’s

physical, psychological and spiritual rehabilitation. When a person leaves

ICFR, they will be referred to a local therapist and a will have a support

plan with solid continuing care to aid with the initial transition.

Cost: The Indiana Center for Recovery accepts most major insurance carriers. Please call to verify coverage.

Contact:

Mailing address: 1004 W. First Street, Bloomington, IN 47403

Phone number: 812-822-2510


Website: www.treatmentindiana.com

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http://www.treatmentindiana.com

Amethyst House has 10 hour and 20

hour Prime for Life (PRI) education

programs designed to meet the need

of substance abuse clients (alcohol

and cannabis) who do not meet

criteria for more intensive treatment

programs.

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Amethyst House has a variety of outpatient programs available to

address substance misuse.

Services range from intensive groups (IOP) that meet three times a week to

a continuing care open ended group that meets once a week. Clients are al-

so expected to become involved with Twelve Step recovery meetings. Their

programs also provide support and treatment for family members.

Amethyst House accepts the following insurance plans for Outpatient Services: United Healthcare, Anthem, Aetna, Healthsmart, Siho, Sagamore, Encore,

Mdwise and Caresource Marketplace, Medicare, IN Medicaid and Medicaid

MCO (Anthem, Mdwise, MHS and Caresource), Cook Medical, VA, Value

Options.

Administrative Office: 812-336-3570, Fax: 812-336-9010


Mailing Address: PO Box 11, Bloomington IN 47402

Website: https://www.amethysthouse.org

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Maglinger Behavioral Health Services (MBHS) is an outpatient mental

health facility. MBHS offers support and encourages sobriety through

intensive outpatient therapy.

Washington Office:

5 SE 1st Street

Washington Indiana 47501

Office: 812-674-2015 Fax:812-303-0380

E-mail: [email protected]

Counseling For Change

Counseling for Change offers out-patient clinical treatment for

their clients. Counseling for Change has licensed, professional

staff in the field of mental health and addiction.

Cost: Counseling For Change assists the client in securing

funding to provide addictions treatment. Counseling For Change,

through a contractual agreement with the State of Indiana, is a

Recovery Works provider.

Contact:

638 Broadway Avenue, Vincennes, IN 47591 812-494-2628

1133 Lincoln Ave, Evansville, IN 47741 812-491-2615

Website: www.counselingforchangeinc.com

Samaritan Center

Samaritan Center (Substance Abuse Program) in Washington,

Indiana is a drug rehab program providing substance abuse

treatment with outpatient care. Dual diagnosis or persons with

co-occurring disorders and criminal justice clients are support-

ed for drug treatment.

Cost: Medicaid, Medicare, state financed payment, private health insurance, military insurance, and self payment is accepted with sliding fee scales.

Contact:

Intake/Hotline: (800) 824-7907

2007 State Street, Washington IN 47501 (812) 254-1558

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Counseling is a mainstay of substance abuse treatment, and can also treat other mental health conditions that often play a role in substance abuse. Certain psychological and social factors - stress, visiting ‘old’ neighborhoods and social networks - can all be powerful triggers that can create a strong ongoing urge to use again. Counseling helps you learn to manage what life throws at you without substance use.

Compass Point Counseling, LLC

The focus for Compass Point Counseling LLC is Individual psychotherapy.

Their therapists provide evidence based individualized psychotherapy.

Compass Point Counseling LLC has two clinics, one in Montgomery, Indiana

and one in Washington, Indiana.

Compass Point Counseling LLC is developing a recovery coach program.

Recovery Coaches assist patients with substance abuse issues in their re-

covery from their addictions. The Recovery Coaches work closely with your

therapist in order to ensure everyone is working toward the same goals.

Cost:

Compass Point Counseling LLC accepts most insurance coverage including:

Medicaid, Medicare, Anthem, Anthem of Indiana, CIGNA, Aetna, MD Wise,

Optium, Sagamore, Ambest, HIP Programs. Compass Point has also worked

with several Employee Assistance Plans.

Contact:

Locations: 11 NE Third Street, Washington, IN 47501

542 N. Third Street, P.O. Box 35, Montgomery, IN 47558

Phone: 812-674-9999


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Several counseling therapies treat substance abuse. No one method is known to be better than another. Likewise, no one ap-proach works for everyone. The right treatment plan will be tailored to your individual needs.

Samaritan Center

Samaritan Center, Good Samaritan Hospital's comprehensive behavioral

health division, offers counseling, diagnostic evaluations, individual

therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and more.

All of our services are designed to improve the quality of life for people of

all ages. We address serious issues like domestic violence and chemical

dependency, as well as depression, eating disorders and substance

abuse.

Cost:

Self payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State financed insurance (other than

Medicaid), Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g.,

VA,TRICARE)

Sliding fee scale (fee is based on income and other factors)

Contact:

Location: 2007 State Street, Washington IN 47501

Phone: 812-254-1558

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Recovery groups can help people feel a sense of community and support — these are essential components to the process of overcoming any substance use disorder. Twelve-step programs can also give a person's life structure and guidance.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

Samaritan Center, 2007 State St. - Monday, 7:00PM (812) 254-1558

Central Christian Church, 10 W. VanTrees St. - Sunday, 8:00PM

(812) 254-2423

Maglinger Behavioral Health, 5 SE 1st St. - Saturday, 7:00PM

(812) 674-2015

Serendipity AA, 5 SE 1st St. - Saturday, 5:30 PM

Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who

have had a drinking problem. AA is guided by a set of twelve steps, or princi-

ples, which are spiritual in nature.

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Narcotics Anonymous (NA)

Christ United Methodist Church, 10 E. VanTrees St. - Monday and Sat-

urday, 12 Noon. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 7:00 PM

(812) 254-3864

We offer recovery from the effects of addiction through working a twelve-step

program, including regular attendance at group meetings. The group atmos-

phere provides help from peers and offers an ongoing support network for

addicts who wish to pursue and maintain a drug-free lifestyle.

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“Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending.”

– Carl Bard

Celebrate Recovery

Bethany Christian Church, 1139 IN-57 - Thursday, 6:30 PM

(812) 610-1700 Childcare provided

Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered, 12-step recovery program for

anyone struggling with hurt, pain or addiction of any kind. The purpose of

Celebrate Recovery is to encourage fellowship and to celebrate God’s

healing power in our lives as we work our way along the road to recovery.

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Just As You Are

Central Christian Church, 10 W. VanTrees St. - Saturday, 6:30 PM

(812) 254-2423, or Jim, (812) 674-1797

The group “Just As You Are” (JAYA) began as a Celebrate Recovery

(Saturday Evening) meeting in January 2015.

The name “Just As You Are” (JAYA) was decided by the group leaders in

the summer of 2017. The Saturday meetings of JAYA still reflect the val-

ues of Celebrate Recovery and continue to use Celebrate Recovery and

related materials. By late 2018, JAYA meetings began to include a curric-

ulum for earning a 12-Step completion certificate in the interest of improv-

ing access to housing. The fellowship of JAYA gives special attention to

people in Community Corrections.

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Washington Housing Authority

Washington Housing Authority provides housing assistance

to low income residents through the management of Low

Rent Public Housing. This program is income based and the

eligibility guidelines are set by HUD. There may be waiting

lists for these rentals. Contact individual apartment com-

plexes for availability. This is NOT the information needed to

apply for Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers. Ask at the

Housing Authority office for this information.

Address: 520 S.E. 2nd Street, Washington IN 47501 (Washington Towers)

Hours: By appointment only on Wednesday afternoons

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Phone: 812-254-1596

To apply for Public Housing, you will need to bring: • All Social Security cards for everyone in your family

• All birth certificates for everyone in the family

• Any and all Divorce Decrees for anyone in the household who has

been divorced.

• Proof of income for anyone in the household over the age of 18.

• Proof of income for children receiving benefits from the Social

Security Administration.

• A statement from the Clerk’s office at the courthouse showing how

much is received for child support.

• Photo ID for everyone in the family over the age of 18.

• Rental/residence history for the past 3 years

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Jamestown Square Apartments 812-254-6395 Covered Bridge Apartments 812-254-4910 Pines Apartments 812-254-3577 Shepherd Hill Apartments 812-254-1381 Cherry Tree Court Apartments 812-254-6909 Recovery Central has some housing applications on file.

2-1-1 is a free and confidential service that helps Hoosiers across Indiana find the local re-sources they need. Dial 2-1-1 to connect with a navigator 24/7. https://in211.communityos.org/

Other information you may be asked:

Race/Ethnicity

Citizenship/Immigration status

Monthly medical expenses

Child care expenses

Past due utility bills A criminal records check will be conducted on all applicants.

If you owe any money to any Housing Authority, it must be paid before your

application can be processed.

Birth Certificates: County birth records are obtained from the County

Health Department. There is usually a small fee. Bring: Certificate for

each family member who will be living with you.

Proof of Income: This includes ALL sources of money received by any

member of your household - wages, welfare payments, alimony, Social

Security, pension, unemployment. Bring: paycheck stubs, statements

from welfare caseworker, documents showing any court-ordered support.

Income also includes any money you receive on behalf of your children.

Assets: All bank accounts, savings bonds, certificates of deposit, stocks,

whole-life insurance policies, real estate, etc. that are owned by you and

any adult member of your family’s household who will be living with you.

Bring: current/consecutive bank statements for last 6 months.

Any business or asset (such as a home) that you sold in the last 2 years

for less than its full value.

Rental/Residence History: Residences include everywhere you have

stayed or rented, even if only a short time. Bring: Name, address, phone

number of each landlord you rented from in the last 3 years (for each adult

in the household). If you stayed with a family member, list family mem-

ber’s name.

Incomplete applications will NOT be processed!

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Feed My Sheep

Address: 601 West Oak Street,

Washington IN 47501

What to bring: Photo ID and proof of Daviess County address

Hours: Third Saturday of each

month, 9 AM - 1 PM, and the

following Monday, 1:30 - 3:30 PM,

Thursday 6 PM - 7 PM, and Friday

1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Cost: FREE

This resource sheet

is provided as a

courtesy to the

public. Recovery

Central is not


the agencies listed

here, and does not

endorse or

recommend any

particular agency.

A decision to use


resources listed

here should be

based on your own

research as to what

is best for you and

your family.

Recovery Central


volunteers assume


these services.


Phone: 812-254-5429 for emergency food assistance

First Baptist Church Food Bank

Address: 100 E. Walnut Street,

Washington IN 47501

(Monthly) Hours: Monday, 10 AM - 12 PM

Thursday, 9 AM - 12 PM

Cost: FREE

First Baptist Food Bank Phone: 812-254-2556

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Helping

Hands

Ministry

Clothing - Shoes -Toys Books - Household items - Kitchenware - Linens

2-1-1 is a free and confidential service that helps Hoosiers across Indiana find the local re-sources they need. Dial 2-1-1 to connect with a navigator 24/7. https://in211.communityos.org/ St. Vincent De-Paul Store 101 W. Main St. Washington IN 812-254-6678 M-Tu-Fri 1-5 pm Sat. 9am-noon Goodwill Store 301 E. Highland Ave. Washington IN 812-254-1971 M-Sat. 9am-8pm Sun. 11am-5pm Connections 812-257-2650

Matthew 25 Ministries

Matthew 25 Ministries was started by former missionaries Chris and Rose

Raber, who after serving many years in Peru, returned to the United

States and decided to utilize their gifts by serving in their own community

in practical ways. Matthew 25 Ministries is a non-denominational, bilingual,

Christian ministry based in Washington, Indiana.

Our purpose is to work towards the advancement of people's quality of life,

both physically as well as spiritually, in accordance with Christian

principles. Website: http://matthew25ministries.net


Address: Westminster Presbyterian Church, 110 NE 2nd Street,

Washington IN 47501 (across from the Courthouse)

Hours: Fourth Saturdays, March through November 10 AM - 1 PM

Cost: FREE

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Though employment is seen as a

vital step in recovery, the stigma

surrounding recovery from

substance use disorder is often

a barrier to employment. Help in

finding employment is available!

This resource sheet

is provided as a

courtesy to the

public. Recovery

Central is not


the agencies listed

here, and does not

endorse or

recommend any

particular agency.

A decision to use


resources listed

here should be

based on your own

research as to what

is best for you and

your family.

Recovery Central


volunteers assume


these services.


WorkOne

The WorkOne center is the heart of the workforce development system. It's

where service delivery partners connect with customers and with each other.

WorkOne helps people find a new or better job, choose a career, access

training, or get the information needed to succeed in today's ever-evolving

workplace.

Please note that In order to access many of the WorkOne services, you

will need to bring a valid photo I.D.

Individualized Services:

• Resume development

• Career planning

• Scholarship

• Interview coaching

• Job search assistance

• Skills evaluation

• Referral for VET Services

Re-Employment Services:

• Workshops: Get valuable tips on how to

get noticed by employers and land the

job you really want!

• Computer classes: Strengthen your

computer knowledge or learn the basics

• MindLeaders: Enroll in an on-line course

and improve your skills!

• Federal Bonding

Address: 8 N.E. 21st Street, Washington IN 47501 Phone: 812-254-7734 - Call for Appointment Hours: 8:00 AM-4:30 PM, Monday-Friday

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Though employment is seen as a

vital step in recovery, the stigma

surrounding recovery from

substance use disorder is often a

barrier to employment. Staffing

agencies can be a good starting

point .

This resource sheet

is provided as a

courtesy to the

public. Recovery

Central is not


the agencies listed

here, and does not

endorse or

recommend any

particular agency.

A decision to use


resources listed

here should be

based on your own

research as to what

is best for you and

your family.

Recovery Central


volunteers assume


these services.


Premier Staffing Solutions

Premier Staffing Solutions is highly invested in the success of each and

every job candidate that we present to our clients.

Industries We Serve:

• Poultry Processing

• Call Center

• Accounting

• Manufacturing

• Maintenance Tech

• Warehouse & Distribution

• Customer Service

• Sales

• Help Desk

• Office Support

• Clerical & Administrative

• Banking

Address; 308 W. National Hwy., Washington IN 47501 Phone: 812-254-2140 Email: [email protected] Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday -Thursday, 8:00AM - 6:00 PM Friday

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The information on this resource page was taken from a search on this website:

https://www.in.gov/fssa/childcarefinder/

This site lists licensed child care providers in your area. It does not include unlicensed private providers.

Child Care Development Fund (CCDF)

The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) child care voucher program

provides financial assistance for families who are working or enrolled in

school and meet income guidelines. The following agent serves Crawford,

Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, Knox, Lawrence, Martin, Orange, Perry, Pike,

Posey, Spencer and Warrick counties.

CHILDREN'S BUREAU, INC.

520 Tracy Road, Suite 160

New Whiteland, IN 46184

Phone 866-494-5330/Fax 317-535-3615

[email protected]

This resource sheet

is provided as a

courtesy to the

public. Recovery

Central is not


the agencies listed

here, and does not

endorse or

recommend any

particular agency.

A decision to use


resources listed

here should be

based on your own

research as to what

is best for you and

your family.

Recovery Central


volunteers assume


these services.


4C of Southern Indiana, Inc. - Community Coordinated Child Care

Assists parents in finding child care that matches their individual needs,

including providers that offer sliding-scale fees and accept CCDF vouchers.

Options include licensed centers, licensed homes, registered ministries,

preschools, before- and after-school programs, and summer day camps.

Phone: 812-423-4008 23

https://www.in.gov/fssa/childcarefinder/


Starting with meet-

ing basic health

and safety needs at

Level 1 and topping

out with national

accreditation at

Level 4, each quali-

ty level is tailored

to suit the needs of

licensed centers,

family child care

homes and unli-

censed registered

ministries. The sys-

tem awards provid-

ers for ongoing

efforts to achieve

higher standards of

quality.

2-1-1 is a free and confidential service that helps Hoosiers across Indiana find the local resources they need. Dial 2-1-1 to connect with a navigator 24/7 https://in211.communityos.org/

• Country Critter’s Childcare - Angela Clinton - 812-254-2907. Accepts

CCDF

• Happy Hearts - Jackie Meredith - 812-620-5271. Accepts CCDF -

PTQ: 1

• Kidz World Daycare - Luann Stoll - 812-254-3378. Accepts CCDF -

PTQ:

• Little Bear Child Care - Anna Baird - 812-486-3599. Accepts CCDF -

PTQ: 3

• Miss Kelley’s - Kelley Hart - 812-486-8466. Accepts CCDF - PTQ: 1

• Rhythm & Rhyme Child Care & Preschool - Kendra Dlugosz - 812-

486-9890. Accepts CCDF - PTQ: 3

• Tenderheart Child Care/Preschool - Kimberly Alsman - 812-254-7632.

Accepts CCDF - PTQ:

• Yo Yo’s Daycare - Patty Dorsey - 812-254-1528. Accepts CCDF -

PTQ: 4, National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) accredited

Use this website to find more detailed

information about each provider listed

here:

https://secure.in.gov/apps/fssa/

providersearch/home

PTQ

The following are licensed home child care providers, providing child care for ages infant - twelve. Contact individual facilities for hours of operation and availability.

Head Start/Early Head Start Head Start and Early Head Start provides services in

Knox, Daviess, Greene and Sullivan Counties to children

(birth through 5 years) and their families.

Must meet income guidelines - visit office, mail

application, or apply online

Location: 2103 Cosby Road, Washington IN 47501

Phone: 812-254-6098 Web: https://www.pacecaa.org/daviess 24




https://secure.in.gov/apps/fssa/providersearch/home

https://secure.in.gov/apps/fssa/providersearch/home

https://www.pacecaa.org/daviess

Washington Transit operates over a

designated route within the corporate

limits of the City of Washington and to

and from Wal-Mart Super Center out-

side the corporate limits.

This is a “fixed deviated route” allowing

the driver to deviate from the fixed route

up to ¾ of a mile for pickups and drop

offs. Each round trip covers sixty (60)

minutes.

Hours:

Monday - Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST Closed on Holidays

(The final trip begins at 4:00 PM and ends at the garage facility at 5:00 PM.)

Cost: It is FREE to ride the Washington City Transit System.

Handicap Accessible: Wheelchair lift available

Children: Car seats that are required by law must be used and provided by

the passenger.

This resource sheet

is provided as a

courtesy to the

public. Recovery

Central is not


the agencies listed

here, and does not

endorse or

recommend any

particular agency.

A decision to use


resources listed

here should be

based on your own

research as to what

is best for you and

your family.

Recovery Central


volunteers assume


these services.


Phone: 812-254-4564 or TDD: 812-254-8233

General Rules

• For your safety, do not distract the driver. Please remain seated while the vehicle

is moving.

• Portable oxygen tanks are permitted.

• No pets allowed - service animals are welcome.

• Eating is not allowed; but securely covered, non-alcoholic beverages are

permitted.

• Smoking or tobacco products are not allowed.

• Profane language or lewd conduct will not be tolerated, and may result in the

loss of service.

• Not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged items.

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Ride Solution is a coordinated Public Transportation service established to provide safe, dependable and afford-able transportation to all who reside in our service area. Serving Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, Greene, Martin, Perry, Pike, Spencer, Sullivan and Warrick Counties. Ride Solution is unable to honor specific

requests for drivers, seats, vehicles, or

routes.

Uber is a low-cost, cashless private ride option. (Not a rideshare). Pro-vides door-to-door pick up and drop off. 24/7 access, depending on driv-er availability in your area. For details, visit www.uber.com

Lyft is a low-cost, cashless private ride option (Not a rideshare). Pro-vides door-to door pick up and drop off. 24/7access, de-pending on driver availability in your area. For details, visit www.lyft.com These options re-quire an account and payment meth-od.

Please call 24 hours or more in advance to schedule a ride.

You will need:

• Your name, address, phone number

• Date and time you need a ride

• Address destination and return time

• Will you be using a mobility device?

• Will an attendant be riding with you?

• Exact change

Prices: In town - $3 each way

In county - $5 each way

County to County - $7 each way

Additional stops are $1

Student, school-related trips - $2

Children under 6 ride free, ages 7-12, $1 with paid adult.

Passes are sold for $40

Prices are subject to change at any time

Hours:

Monday - Friday 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM EST Closed on Holidays

Cost: Yes, see prices below

Handicap Accessible: Wheelchair lift available

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Various local organizations/agencies offer

some degree of financial assistance to

qualifying households. Most require an

application, information about your

household, and supporting documents

about your financial need.

This resource sheet

is provided as a

courtesy to the

public. Recovery

Central is not


the agencies listed

here, and does not

endorse or

recommend any

particular agency.

A decision to use


resources listed

here should be

based on your own

research as to what

is best for you and

your family.

Recovery Central


volunteers assume


these services.


Salvation Army

Daviess County

Service Rep. -Laura B Greenfield

211 E. Main St

Washington IN 47501

[email protected]

(812)257-2650 Fax 812-254-1887

St. Vincent DePaul Assistance Line: 812-254-9557

Thrift Store: 812-254-6678

Area Churches

Local churches may have limited

funds available for assistance with

unexpected emergencies.

Connections

A help line that connects that

connects families in Daviess

County with resources to help

meet their needs.

Connections does not provide

cash assistance.

Address: 2103 Cosby Rd. Washington IN 47501 Phone: 812-882-7927,x2

Energy Assistance Program This program assists qualifying house-holds with the cost of home energy. Winter heating assistance generally begins in November and continues through May. You must submit an application. For more information, please visit www.pacecaa.org

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County Trustees may help with shelter or housing costs, utility bills, food, clothing, medical needs, burial expenses, or school supplies. Trustee assistance is considered “last resort” assistance. You first must try to get help with other agencies and/or family members.

How do I get assistance?

You will have to fill out an application for assistance at the trustee’s office.

You should apply for assistance in the township where you live.

What to Bring: Proof of income (pay stubs, or TANF records), social

security numbers and birth certificates of all household members, receipts

for expenses, information and documents regarding the situation you

need help with (like a rent-due notice), referrals from other agencies.

Trustees do not give you cash

This resource sheet

is provided as a

courtesy to the

public. Recovery

Central is not


the agencies listed

here, and does not

endorse or

recommend any

particular agency.

A decision to use


resources listed

here should be

based on your own

research as to what

is best for you and

your family.

Recovery Central


volunteers assume


these services.


Township Trustees - Daviess County

Call to schedule an appointment

Barr Township-Montgomery 812-486-3447

Bogard Township 812-687-7723

Elmore Township-Elnora 812-692-5831

Harrison Township-Washington 812-644-7165

Madison Township-Odon 812-636-9138

Reeve Township-Loogootee 812-486-5530

Steele Township-Plainville 812-687-7694

VanBuren Township-Raglesville 812-636-0081

Veale Township-Washington 812-254-5589

Washington Township-Washington 812-254-3447 28

Phone: 812-642-5007


Website: http://www.recovery-central.org/

This resource guide was developed by Recovery Central, a ministry of

Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Washington, IN

The information in this guide is current at the time of printing,

August 2020.

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