Neighbors Helping Neighbors

It's a simple, old-fashioned idea that endures because we know it makes a community strong. While we may be reluctant to ask strangers for aid, we can ask our neighbors because we know we'd do the same thing for them. Neighbors offer a helping hand, giving support, encouragement, and preserving our dignity when we are most vulnerable. Neighbors helping neighbors is what Southeast Community Services is all about.

When was the last time a neighbor helped you? Maybe you borrowed a ladder to fix a loose shutter. Or maybe your neighbor with the snow blade shoveled your driveway after that big snowstorm. Neighbors can help each other in lots of ways-some big, some small. And different neighbors need different kinds of help.

The residents of southeast Indianapolis are your neighbors too. Though you may not live across the street from them, they are important to Indianapolis' prosperity.

By contributing to SECS, you are reaching out as a

Recent and Upcoming Events

Get Your Taxes Filed For FREE with SECS and the VITA program

 

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program, is an IRS program designed to help low and moderate-income taxpayers complete their annual tax returns at no cost. VITA Services will be available on Monday's from 4pm-7pm and Saturday's from 9am-1pm. VITA will begin February 4th and will end April 14th. Services are by appointments only. If you have any questions or would like to see if you qualify, or interested in volunteer, please contact the site coordinators at Southeast Community Services Ashley Piland or Antonio Arrieta 317-236-7400.

 

Google Tools Workshop on Monday, January 30th from 11:30am to 12:30pm: Google Documents Continued

 

Don’t have Microsoft Office on your computer?  Learn how to use Google Documents!

Google Docs is an online account where you can create word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation documents. This FREE online service will also store your existing Microsoft Office documents and other similar files.  We will have additional sessions of this class during our normally scheduled Beginning Computer Basics Class which starts at 11:30 am and goes until 12:30 pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.  For additional information contact Brian Kern or Ondina Schrunder at 236-7400 ext. 247 or email briank@southeastindy.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Indiana University Health’s Garden on the Go’s goal is simple: To get more produce into the hands of those without access to convenient and affordable fruits and vegetables.   The Garden on the Go stop will be here at Thursday at 1 pm next to our offices here at 901 Shelby.

 

· The produce is fresh and affordable

· Garden on the Go is brought to you by Indiana University Health, in partnership with Green B.E.A.N. Delivery

· Anyone can visit any stop throughout the city

· For more information please visit us at www.iuhealth.org/gardenonthego

· The truck will visit the same 12 citywide locations at the same day, place and time and it will be there year-round

· They accept: Cash, Credit, Debit, and SNAP/EBT

 

The FSSA Office Has Moved from 901 Shelby Street

to a New Location!

The FSSA office, which handles cases involving food stamps, Medicaid and/or TANF has moved.  They can now be located at 3906 S. Madison (near the intersection of Hanna Street) Indianapolis, Indiana 46227.  Their hours will be 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday.

 

Map and directions to the new FSSA Offices (From 901 Shelby)

 

Sign up your child for our Free Tutoring Program

Does your 12 -17 year old need assistance with their homework? Southeast Community Services homework support program is a free program offered to 12 –17 year olds students living on the southeast  side of Indianapolis.  Each student will receive homework assistance, afternoon snack and a $$$ incentive for completing the program.  For additional information contact our Youth Program Coordinator Tiffany at 236-7400 ext. 241 or email tiffanyb@southeastindy.org

 

good neighbor to help improve the dignity and quality of life of thousands of southeast Indianapolis residents.

The educational and employment opportunities that SECS provides aren't handouts; they're helping hands for low-income individuals who are committed to increasing their self-sufficiency and improving their families' lives.

By partnering with SECS, you have the opportunity to be a good neighbor to the people of southeast Indianapolis. And we can all use a few more good neighbors.