School’s in Session: Poverty 101
What is poverty, and why does it matter? Through research, authors, perspectives, and 40 years of experience at Shepherd, Poverty 101 is an opportunity for you to truly understand poverty and how we can help break the cycle.
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How can YOU leave a legacy of hope?Join our Shepherd Legacy Breakfast on Tuesday, March 4, at 9 am to learn how you can help Shepherd thrive in the next 40 years.
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Join our email list to stay in the know about upcoming events, hear stories of hope, and learn how we can work together to help our neighbors.
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Volunteers Make a Difference
Help Shepherd feed our hungry neighbors by delivering food each week.
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Serving our neighbors on the near Eastside of Indianapolis
Center For Working Families
Financial & Income Supports Coaching
Employment Coaching
Job Fairs
Continuing Education
Housing Assistance
Training for Home Ownership
Budgeting & Financial Classes
Family Engagement
Community Connection
Project Jordan
Shalom Project
Family Events
Mental Health, Trauma, & Addiction Care
Counseling
Food Access
Legal Clinic
Student Programming
Shepherd Community Early Learning at Minnie Hartmann
Shepherd Community Academy
Before-School
After-School
Education 2 Employment (E2E)
Summer EXCEL & YLIFe
College Access
EMPOWERING PEOPLE FOR CHANGE
Building upward stability
Our neighbors on the near Eastside of Indianapolis live on the edge of crisis. Shepherd works to build assets into people’s lives so they can break the cycle of poverty. By fighting systemic causes and serving with life-long, relationship-based care, Shepherd makes a difference — physically, emotionally, spiritually, and academically.
THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF RELATIONSHIPS
Serving the community
Shepherd walks alongside our neighbors in every phase of life, meeting people where they are and encouraging them to lives of greater wholeness. We see and serve each person—from newborn babies to students, working families to lonely shut-ins—with wrap-around programs, one-on-one mentoring, and community outreach with a long-term focus.
