Daniel’s Project
Mental Health America of West Central Indiana provides street outreach services to identify and assist individuals experiencing homelessness and who also have a mental illness.
Mental Health America of West Central Indiana, Inc. was awarded a grant to implement a homeless outreach program in Indiana Region 7 from Indiana Division of Mental Health & Addictions (DMHA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Daniel’s Project, a PATH program, was created to provide street outreach to identify individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless to offer assistance in linking to community resources. This program is aimed at closing the service gap for this population and allowing the opportunity to receive the needed services to work toward self-sufficiency.
Daniel’s Project, a PATH program, was created to provide street outreach to identify individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless to offer assistance in linking to community resources. This program is aimed at closing the service gap for this population and allowing the opportunity to receive the needed services to work toward self-sufficiency. Daniel’s Project serves the following counties:
To Be Eligible: Individuals must be considered homeless without a permanent residence or be at risk of homelessness.
If you have witnessed someone in need of these services, please contact one of our Outreach Coordinators:
812-870-2973 OR 812-870-6358
Medication Cost Assistance
The program provides low-income, uninsured adults and children with assistance to purchase an emergency supply of psychiatric medication.
- Get assistance with medication costs
- Program is available to low-income uninsured adults & children
- Requires a referral from a service provider