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INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis will be investing $7.8 million in building more than 100 supportive housing units.

“The solution to homelessness is housing, and we continue to invest in that approach even as we take on new and unforeseen challenges brought on by the pandemic," said Mayor Joe Hogsett. "Today, that comes in the form of the City’s largest single investment to date into boosting our stock of permanent supportive housing.”

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Indianapolis has a task force dedicated to developing more supportive housing, finding financing to speed up developing supportive housing and fundraising efforts for the Housing to Recovery Fund. 

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