Urban Indiana

Non-profit group committed to providing housing for homeless Hoosiers

The cost of the most basic necessity remains too high for hundreds of Hoosiers.

The non-profit group Partners in Housing is doing what it can to keep people housed even as the need for service grows.

"There's about 1,600 people every night that are homeless in Indianapolis," said Partners in Housing executive director Jennifer Green, citing statistics from Indianapolis Continuum of Care. "I just see more people becoming homeless and not having that safety net to go somewhere else."

Partners in Housing commemorated its 30th anniversary Thursday night with a banquet at the Eiteljorg Museum. The organization owns and operates several apartment buildings across Indianapolis and rents the units to people experiencing homelessness.

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