What's New
The Julian Center has a new library for the women and children who live in our Shelter. The library - built and dedicated in honor of Debbie - is based on the theme, Home is Where Your Story Begins..., and provides a quiet place for moms to read to their children. Thank you to the countless...
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We are proud to announce that Eagle Scout candidate, Preston Mantel, has chosen The Julian Center to fulfill his Eagle Scout service project. Preston is a sophomore at Zionsville High School and lives by the motto "Do something every day to get mentally and physically stronger." Preston - who will be building us a much needed shed - is well on his way ...
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In partnership with IMPD, The Julian Center works to adapt the Baker One Project to Indianapolis to help reduce DV-related homicide and serious assaults. Baker One, a project started in Charlotte-Mecklenburg, North Carolina in 2002 - has proven successful in preventing lesser crimes from escalating to seriously violent or fatal acts. Click through to learn more.
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With October being Domestic Violence Awareness month, you should be aware of a better option. Not only is this option the green way of ridding yourself of an unwanted cell phone, this option can help save a life. The Julian Center accepts old cell phones as donations to help victims. Your phone will be can be a lifeline ensuring victims that help is always a button push away.
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If you didn't grow up in poverty, you may be unaware of the "hidden rules" that govern many aspects of life for the poor. Bridges Out of Poverty is a powerful tool that can help. If you are a social, health, or services professional and/or a business whose daily work connects you with the lives of people in poverty, we encourage you to learn more.
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