Indiana

In Indiana, several programs and initiatives are designed to support pregnant women and nursing mothers facing housing challenges:

Healthy Beginnings at Home (HBAH)
Led by the Indiana University School of Medicine, HBAH provides 24 months of rental assistance, housing navigation, and case management to pregnant women in Marion County experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Participants must have CareSource Medicaid, reside in Marion County, be in their first or second trimester, and face housing challenges.

Hannah's Center
Located in Indiana, Hannah's Center is a maternity home offering housing and living assistance to pregnant women and their children. For more information, contact info@hannahcenter.org or call 812-334-0104.

Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP)
NFP pairs first-time pregnant individuals with registered nurses for ongoing visits, assisting parents in providing the best start for their children. While not directly offering housing, NFP connects families with resources, including housing assistance, to ensure a stable environment.

Federal Assistance Programs

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF): Offers temporary financial assistance to low-income families, including pregnant women, which can be used for housing-related expenses.

Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8): Assists low-income individuals and families with rental expenses. Eligibility requirements vary; contacting local housing authorities is recommended.

These programs aim to provide comprehensive support to pregnant women and nursing mothers in Indiana, addressing housing needs and promoting overall well-being.
In Indiana, several programs and initiatives are designed to support pregnant women and nursing mothers facing housing challenges:

State and Local Housing Programs
Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA): The IHCDA offers a variety of housing programs for low-income individuals and families, including rental assistance, emergency housing, and homebuyer programs. Pregnant women and parents may qualify for:
The Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) for rental subsidies
Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds for shelters and transitional housing
HOME Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) for temporary housing aid

Indiana Supportive Housing Institute: Provides housing options linked to supportive services for people facing complex barriers such as homelessness, substance use, or pregnancy-related crises.

Healthy Beginnings at Home (HBAH): Led by the Indiana University School of Medicine, HBAH provides 24 months of rental assistance, housing navigation, and case management to pregnant women in Marion County experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Participants must have CareSource Medicaid, reside in Marion County, be in their first or second trimester, and face housing challenges.

Emergency Shelters and Transitional Housing
O’Connor House (Carmel, IN): A Christian-based maternity home providing shelter, support, and life coaching for single pregnant women aged 18 and older, as they prepare for motherhood.

Bravely Women’s Health – Maternity Home (Bloomington, IN): Offers a safe and structured residential program for pregnant women and new mothers, including parenting education, job readiness, and emotional support.

Holy Family Shelter (Indianapolis, IN): A program of Catholic Charities Indianapolis, this shelter supports homeless families, including pregnant women and single mothers, with short-term housing and case management.

Life Centers – Maternity Housing Referrals (Indianapolis & Surrounding Areas): While Life Centers doesn’t directly operate a shelter, it offers referrals to maternity homes and partners that provide housing and prenatal care to women in crisis.

Hannah's Center: Located in Indiana, Hannah's Center is a maternity home offering housing and living assistance to pregnant women and their children. For more information, contact info@hannahcenter.org or call 812-334-0104.

Indiana Pregnancy Promise Program: This free, voluntary program supports pregnant individuals with current or past opioid use, offering resources like housing assistance, medical care, and mental health services. Eligibility includes being pregnant or within 90 days postpartum, having a history of opioid use, and being eligible for or receiving Medicaid.

Federal Assistance Programs

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF): Offers temporary financial assistance to low-income families, including pregnant women, which can be used for housing-related expenses.

These programs aim to provide comprehensive support to pregnant women and nursing mothers in Indiana, addressing housing needs and promoting overall well-being.