Role: behavioral-health and medical-care provider | geography: 1600 W. Main Street, Lebanon, IN 46052 | cost/eligibility: ask about insurance, fees, age/program fit, and appointment availability | emergency limit: routine clinic care; crisis line and 911 are separate pathways
Aspire Indiana Health — Lebanon Health Center
Aspire lists a Lebanon center and same-day access hours for new behavioral-health patients. Call first to confirm the current hours, service requested, intake, coverage, and whether the site can meet the need.
Role: outpatient therapy, psychiatry, and recovery services | geography: provider says it serves Boone, Clinton, and Montgomery counties; ask about local location and telehealth fit | cost/eligibility: confirm insurance, fees, age, and psychiatry requirements | emergency limit: planned care; not crisis response
InWell — central Indiana behavioral health
InWell describes therapy for individuals, couples, and families, psychiatry, and recovery services. The provider says psychiatry is for clients actively engaged in therapy; call to confirm openings and service details.
Role: nonprofit community behavioral-health provider | geography: provider lists Boone County among counties served in central and west-central Indiana | cost/eligibility: ask about screening, payment options, local service location, and openings | emergency limit: use its crisis contact for crisis needs and 911 for immediate danger
Cummins Behavioral Health Systems
Cummins describes adult, youth/family, substance-use, and crisis services. Confirm which services are available in Boone County and their current intake and payment requirements.
Role: public-health education, prevention, vital records, and environmental-health navigation | geography: Boone County Office Building, Lebanon | cost/eligibility: service-specific; ask about fees, documents, and eligibility | emergency limit: not medical emergency response
Boone County Health Department
The county department covers public-health and environmental-health functions. Ask which office handles the specific concern; for a medical emergency call 911 or go to an emergency department.
Role: official information for finding local advocates and filing for a protection order | geography: Indiana; page lists advocate organizations serving Boone County | cost/eligibility: ask the local advocate about service eligibility and any costs | emergency limit: court information is not emergency shelter or crisis response; call 911 if in immediate danger
Indiana Judicial Branch — victim advocates and protection-order information
The state court page links to protection-order filing help and lists Boone County advocate organizations. Contact an advocate to discuss safety and current local services; the listing does not establish shelter availability.
Role: needs-based nonprofit assistance and stabilization services | geography: 1230 Ransdell Court, Lebanon, IN 46052; Boone County | cost/eligibility: needs assessment and program rules apply; ask about current services and documents | emergency limit: not an emergency shelter or crisis service
The Caring Center — food, clothing, and household support
The Caring Center lists food, clothing, personal-care and household items, furniture, classes, and other programs. Call first to discuss the current intake process, stock, and the service that fits.
Role: monthly food distribution | geography: Boone County residents; Boone County Fairgrounds, 1300 E. 100 S., Lebanon | cost/eligibility: open to county residents while supplies last; check current schedule and any requirements | emergency limit: scheduled distribution, not a 24-hour food service
The Caring Center — Boone County Mobile Food Pantry
The provider posts a monthly Gleaners mobile-pantry schedule and warns that weather can change distribution. Confirm the current date and instructions before traveling; bring enough vehicle space for items.
Role: community hot meals and food support | geography: 304 W. Green Street, Lebanon, IN 46052 | cost/eligibility: provider says meals are open to all; confirm current service and holiday schedule | emergency limit: scheduled meals, not emergency food delivery
Shalom House — Boone County community meals
Shalom House posts dine-in, carry-out, and curbside hot meals on Tuesdays and Saturdays and additional last-Thursday meals. Check its current notice before going; its site says it does not deliver these meals.
Role: referral to partner agencies and churches for practical needs | geography: Boone County residents | cost/eligibility: the organization says client help is free; assessment and partner availability determine what can be offered | emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or guaranteed same-day aid
Love INC of Boone County
The helpline can route a Boone County resident's request toward available partner help such as food, household items, clothing, or other needs. The person needing help should make the request personally when possible.
Role: state food-assistance application and eligibility information | geography: Indiana residents, including Boone County | cost/eligibility: income, household, and program rules determine eligibility | emergency limit: an application is not immediate food delivery
Indiana Family and Social Services Administration — SNAP
Use the state page to review SNAP eligibility and application methods or contact the local Division of Family Resources. Ask about required documents and processing time; a community pantry may be more immediate.
Role: countywide demand-response transportation for all ages | geography: Boone County residents; curb-to-curb or door-to-door by request | cost/eligibility: provider lists $4 per stop in town and $6 outside town; confirm current fare, exact change/ticket rules, and trip fit | emergency limit: scheduled, capacity-limited transportation; not an ambulance
Boone Area Transit System (BATS)
BATS asks riders to schedule as early as possible because service is first-come and capacity-limited. Call about pickup times, accessibility equipment, and the current fare before relying on a trip.
Role: demand-response transportation for older county residents | geography: Boone County residents age 60 and over; county destinations on a donation basis and some out-of-county trips for a fee | cost/eligibility: ask for current donation, fare, and trip rules | emergency limit: scheduled transportation, not emergency medical transport
Boone County Senior Services — transportation for adults 60+
Boone County Senior Services lists weekday rides for residents age 60 and older. Tell the scheduler about mobility or communication needs and confirm destination, van fit, booking, and current cost.
Role: municipal utility customer service for electric, water, and wastewater accounts | geography: confirm service coverage for the exact Lebanon-area address | cost/eligibility: deposits, service charges, and payment-agreement rules depend on the account; ask before applying | emergency limit: account line is not emergency medical, fire, or shelter response
Lebanon Utilities — customer service and account questions
Lebanon Utilities lists account setup, customer service, and payment-agreement information. Call about account-holder requirements and options before a disconnection; the site says agreements are not available after disconnection.
Role: county solid-waste and recycling information | geography: Boone County; Lebanon office listed by the county | cost/eligibility: confirm current hours, resident rules, materials, quantity limits, and any fees | emergency limit: disposal information is not a cleanup crew or hazardous-material response
Boone County Solid Waste Management District
Boone County links residents to its solid-waste district. Contact the district before bringing items; its accepted materials and handling rules may differ by item and can change.
Role: city streets, stormwater, and public-works information | geography: City of Lebanon; confirm address jurisdiction | cost/eligibility: ask about current leaf/limb collection, recycling drop-off, hours, and accepted materials | emergency limit: not a private-property cleanout or emergency utility service
Lebanon Department of Public Works
The county's current resource guide points residents to Lebanon DPW for street and stormwater matters and lists seasonal leaf/limb service and recycling drop-off. Verify this year's schedule and acceptance rules with the department before hauling material.
Role: state guidance for identifying and safely routing household hazardous waste | geography: Indiana; local collection options vary by district | cost/eligibility: local programs set fees and acceptance | emergency limit: for a spill, fire, or exposure emergency call 911; do not transport unknown hazardous materials
Indiana Department of Environmental Management — household hazardous waste guidance
IDEM explains that local solid-waste districts and governments provide household hazardous-waste collection information. Call Boone County's district to verify event dates and accepted materials; do not assume paint, chemicals, sharps, or electronics belong in ordinary trash.
Role: state-listed electronics collection location | geography: the Indiana IDEM June 2026 collector list names a Boone County district collection site in Lebanon | cost/eligibility: call to confirm the current address, accepted devices, fees, and hours | emergency limit: not general trash pickup or household hazardous-waste response
Boone County Solid Waste — electronics recycling listing
Indiana's current registered-collector list includes the Boone County district for electronics. The listing is not a guarantee that every device is accepted today; call the district before traveling.
Role: county directory for local departments and community organizations | geography: Boone County, Indiana | cost/eligibility: use as a lead list and confirm each service's current fee and requirements | emergency limit: directory entries are not live placement or dispatch
Boone County Community Resource Guide
The county's 15th-edition guide lists local contacts including health, utilities, public works, food, behavioral health, and assistance organizations. Details can change; call the listed provider before relying on a schedule or opening.
Role: state/local application channel for SNAP, TANF, and health coverage | geography: Indiana residents; find the local office through the official locator | cost/eligibility: eligibility and benefit amount depend on program rules and household circumstances | emergency limit: application processing is not same-day emergency care
Indiana Division of Family Resources — SNAP and health-coverage applications
The state directs residents to a county DFR office or online portal. Confirm current address, appointment options, documents, and application status through the official page or hotline.
Role: statewide directory and navigation to domestic-violence programs | geography: Indiana, with local providers serving Boone County | cost/eligibility: each listed program sets its own eligibility, cost, and intake process | emergency limit: ICADV says it does not provide direct services; call 911 for immediate danger
Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence — local program directory
Use the coalition's resources to identify a local program, then contact that provider about current advocacy, shelter, and safe communication options. A directory is not a confirmation of openings or placement.
Role: county permitting and public-health information for septic systems | geography: Boone County properties; jurisdiction and site conditions matter | cost/eligibility: applications, permits, and contractor work may have costs; verify current requirements | emergency limit: not a general housing inspection or cleanup service
Boone County Environmental Health — onsite sewage questions
For a private septic concern, ask Environmental Health about the property-specific process, applications, and whether an inspection or permit is required. The county notes that site plans and timing affect review.
Role: statewide navigation to community services | geography: Indiana, including Boone County | cost/eligibility: navigation is free; each referral has its own criteria and costs | emergency limit: not a substitute for 911, 988, or a provider's emergency line
Indiana 211 — food, health, transportation, and utility referrals
Ask a navigator to help identify current services for food, health care, transportation, housing, or utility needs. Give your ZIP code and ask whether an agency is currently taking referrals.
Role: electric, water, and wastewater utility customer information | geography: Lebanon Utilities service territory; confirm the exact address | cost/eligibility: rates, deposits, and agreements are account-specific | emergency limit: contact does not guarantee continued service or outside bill assistance
Lebanon Utilities — service and payment information
Review customer-service requirements and call about account setup, possible deposits, or payment arrangements. The provider states that a payment agreement is not available after disconnection, so ask early if a bill is becoming difficult.
Role: private-pay peer support, organizing, and family guidance | geography: ask about Indiana service-area and travel fit | cost/eligibility: private pay; confirm current fees, mileage, and scope in advance | emergency limit: not therapy, clinical treatment, or emergency support
The Peer Tree — private-pay support beyond grant-funded services
If you want more hands-on or ongoing support, ask about a small, consent-led next step. Get the cost and task boundaries in writing; no provider should discard belongings without the affected person's informed agreement.
Role: digital peer support and learning for supporters | geography: online | cost/eligibility: check current access and pricing | emergency limit: not therapy, clinical treatment, emergency response, or authorization to remove another person's property
Unburied — digital peer support for friends and family
Supporters can explore peer-informed guidance and ongoing connection while respecting the person's consent, safety, and boundaries. A digital resource cannot assess a home or replace local professional help.
Role: local application for last-resort basic-needs aid | geography: the resident's Boone County township; townships may cross city boundaries | cost/eligibility: need, prior resource attempts, documents, and township rules are reviewed individually | emergency limit: not guaranteed same-day housing, medical, or utility help
Boone County township assistance — verify local jurisdiction
Use the county trustee roster to identify the correct office, then ask what paperwork and proof are needed. The office decides eligibility; a referral or application does not assure payment.