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Building the workforce that helps our communities heal

The Prism Initiative calls Indianapolis to invest in the recruitment, retention and advancement of Black and Brown mental and behavioral health professionals When we talk...

Improving Your Mobility This Healthy Aging Month

In a 2021 survey by AARP, 77% of Americans 50 and older preferred staying in their homes as they age. According to the Centers...

Preparing Yourself for Your Kids’ School Year

We always talk about getting children ready for the school year. So many commercials and influencers remind us of everything we haven’t completed: the...

Need shelter in Indianapolis? Here’s what to know about local emergency options

The Central Indiana Housing FAQ was created in partnership between the Indianapolis Recorder and WFYI. We will review articles annually to include necessary updates. More than 1,800...

Why are Indiana’s eviction rates some of the highest in the country? And who is impacted most?

The Central Indiana Housing FAQ was created in partnership between the Indianapolis Recorder and WFYI. We will review articles annually to include necessary updates. Indianapolis renters face...

Cradle Indy report highlights urgent need to reduce infant mortality in Marion County 

Marion County's infant mortality rate remains significantly higher than both the state and national averages, underscoring the need for stronger coordination among health care providers, community organizations and...

Riley Children’s Health opens applications for community youth grants in Marion County 

Riley Children's Health is accepting applications for its 2026 Community Youth Grants, a funding opportunity that will provide awards ranging from $10,000 to $50,000...

Haitians who made Indiana home prepare for end of legal protections for thousands

His given name is Obensley. But during the process of immigrating to the United States from Haiti, he became Obenson. Obenson Jean Gilles.  In the 1990s,...

City wellness fair connects community with minority-owned health care services

A unique, hands-on hhealth care marketplace will arrive in the Near Northside this September, connecting residents with minority-owned, non-traditional medical services and alternative wellness...

Indiana: Stop playing politics with kids’ food.

In Indiana, over 650,000 kids are without consistent meals this summer because the state opted out of an important federal food program. I just...

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