One evening per month (the 3^rd Monday evening) has been set aside to meet with you and have a conversation to understand your situation.  Please enter at door #3 on the south side of the building between 6:00 – 7:30 pm. 

Please do not enter early as our team will be preparing.  No appointment is necessary. 

If you cannot locate childcare during this time, we will have a children’s resource table set up to keep your younger children (12 years & younger) busy during the time you are meeting with our Care Ministry volunteers. Snacks and drinks will be available during your time with us. 

Once you have been interviewed and have had an opportunity to explain your situation, the Care Ministry leadership will review your request later that week. Once a decision has been made, you will be contacted by letter, email, or phone as to the result of your request.

Please be aware we have limited financial resources and unfortunately may not be able to assist every household financially. 
We do not have cash on hand during the meetings.  If it is determined you will receive financial assistance from Chapel Rock, it will be in the form of a check, made payable to the mortgage company, landlord, utility, etc. 

• Driver’s license or government-issued identification card

• For your request for financial assistance to be considered, you must bring with you any invoices, electric bill, gas bill, mortgage coupon, copy of your rental agreement, etc. We cannot process any payment without your “support” materials/paperwork.  We do have the capability of making copies on site.

• Dates of birth for all persons living in your household.

• You will be asked to list your monthly income total and expenses. Please bring any paperwork that will help substantiate your income / expenses.

Please note our Care Ministry will be able to assist only families which live in the following ten zip codes.

46112  /  46123  /  46168  /  46214  /  46222  /  46224  /  46231  /  46234  /  46241  /  46254

Connect 2 Help Hand Holding Heart

If you’re not familiar with 2-1-1, think of it as 9-1-1 for social service needs.  Connect2Help 2-1-1 provides information and assistance with food, utilities, aging issues, counseling and finding safety from violent situations.  They are your primary source for community, health, crisis, and disaster information. Their staff is trained and dedicated to providing a caring, professional source of guidance and advocacy.  They are your bridge to a better tomorrow. 2-1-1: It’s easy to remember, easy to use, free, confidential, and available 24/7. You have a place to call for help whenever you or a loved one needs it. 

Connect 2 Help can address the following needs:

Education  /  Clothing  /  Shelter  /  Volunteering  /  Legal Aid  /  Disaster Assistance  /  Hispanic Outreach  /  Holiday Assistance  /
Suicide Prevention  /  Mental Health Services  /  Food  /  Housing  /  Health Care  /  Employment  /  Support Groups  /  Parent Counseling

Local Food Pantries Utensils

Please call the specific pantry for details to confirm dates/times

Address: 2020 N. Girls School Road, 46214

Phone: 317-767-4309