Outreach in the media

Outreach has been in the media the past weeks with great coverage of our facility.

On Feb. 21 Myles Turner of the Indianapolis Pacers visited Outreach on behalf of his W.A.R.M. (We Are Role Models) Foundation. Turner was able to meet with our youth, talk with them, and even learned how to play Spades. Turner also donated numerous hygiene items as well as personal care bags.

Myles Turner visited Outreach Indiana today, a youth homeless shelter and service center on the Indy's East side. Some video from that: https://t.co/4ZN46rECkb

— Dustin Dopirak (@DustinDopirak) February 21, 2025

The story on Myles Turner and his visit to Outreach Indiana today: https://t.co/HTNIn9aXML

— Dustin Dopirak (@DustinDopirak) February 21, 2025

Myles Turner spent the afternoon at Outreach, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting youth facing homelessness in Central Indiana.

he played cards, connected with members of the community and provided W.A.R.M. kits packed with everyday essentials to help those in need 💙 pic.twitter.com/iL66tM9GWj

— Indiana Pacers (@Pacers) February 21, 2025

Myles Turner connected with members of the community, played cards and delivered W.A.R.M. kits packed with everyday essentials to those in need this week at Outreach, a local nonprofit dedicated to supporting youth facing homelessness in Central Indiana 💙 pic.twitter.com/bn1S7rRMLG

— Indiana Pacers (@Pacers) February 22, 2025

Outreach CEO Andrew Neal was on WISH-TV with reporter Reyna Revelle discussing how students who are facing homelessness can struggle with academic performance.

In Indiana, nearly 19,000 homeless students in the 2022-2023 academic year faced mental health issues, trauma, and instability, leading to disparities in academic performance. Learn more from Andrew Neal, the leader of a group helping homeless students. https://t.co/FopgENV2Hl

— WISH-TV News (@WISHNews8) February 21, 2025