Upcoming Events
ECHO HOUSING
Administrative Offices
528 Main Street, Suite 202
Evansville IN 47708
Main Service Delivery
414 Baker Ave
Evansville, IN 47710
812-423-8422 phone
812-423-8108 fax
info@echohousing.org
Best for mental health, substance use, and emotional crises that do not require immediate law enforcement or emergency medical intervention. Trained crisis counselors provide free, confidential support 24/7.
🔹 Indicators
🔹Examples
✅ A person is feeling hopeless, has suicidal thoughts, but does not have a plan or means to act.
✅ A loved one is experiencing extreme emotional distress and needs support but is not actively harming themselves.
✅ A person is struggling with addiction, considering relapse, or withdrawing from substances and needs guidance.
✅ Someone is having a panic attack and needs help calming down.
✅ A grieving individual is struggling with overwhelming emotions and needs support.
🔹 Indicators
🔹 Examples
✅ A person is actively attempting suicide (e.g., taking pills, using a weapon, jumping from a high place).
✅ Someone has self-harmed and is bleeding heavily or unconscious.
✅ A person has overdosed on drugs or alcohol and is non-responsive.
✅ Someone is experiencing a psychotic episode, is unaware of their surroundings, and is acting dangerously.
✅ A person is threatening violence against others and has access to weapons.
If you’re unsure whether to call local crisis services or 911, start with local crisis services if there is no immediate physical danger. Crisis counselors can help assess the situation and may direct you to 911 if necessary.
If the crisis involves a serious medical emergency, active violence, or immediate suicidal action, call 911 immediately.
If calling 911 for a mental health crisis, request a Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) officer if available, as they are trained to handle mental health situations.
Evansville Rescue Mission | 500 E. Walnut St | (812) 421-3800
M–F: 6am, 11:30am, 5pm
Sat: 7am, 11:30am, 5pm
Sun: 7am, 12pm, 5pm
Harvest Time Inner City | 518 S. Linwood | (812) 204-3242
M/W/F: 12pm–2pm
Potter’s Wheel | 333 Jefferson Ave | (812) 401-4440
Tues: 11am–1pm
Mission of Grace Community Meal | 200 S. Boeke | (812) 464-2919
3rd Tues of month: 6pm–8pm
Salvation Army | 1040 N. Fulton Ave | (812) 422-4673
Mon–Fri: 11am–1pm
St. Anthony’s Church | 704 N. 1st Ave. | (812) 423-5209
Wed: 10am–12pm (Donuts, coffee, lunch)
St. Lucas UCC Church | 33 W. Virginia St | (812) 422-5528
Sundays: 7:30am–8:30am
United Caring Shelter | 324 NW 6th St | (812) 422-0297
Daily: 9am, 12pm, 5pm
Christian Life Center | 509 S. Kentucky | (812) 423-9222
Wed/Thur: 9:30am–12:30pm
All items $0.25 | Cash only | Gov’t ID required
Cleaves Clothes Closet | 311 E. Mulberry St | (812) 423-4600
3rd Saturday: 10am–12pm
Community Clothes Closet (Simpson UMC) | 2201 W. Illinois St | (812) 423-7636
M/W/F: 1:30pm–3:30pm | Tues: 6pm–8pm
All items $0.25
Potter’s Wheel | 333 Jefferson Ave | (812) 401-4440
Wed: 9am–11am | No requirements
St. Anthony’s Clothes Closet | 704 N. 1st St | (812) 423-5209
Wed: 10:30am–12pm
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store | 767 E. Walnut St | (812) 425-3485
Tues–Sat: 10am–5pm
Vouchers available through main office (809 N. Lafayette)
Agape Life Church | 2525 Stringtown Rd | (812) 909-1290
M/W/F: 11:30am–12:30pm
Catalyst Church | 3232 W. Claremont St | (812) 250-8383
Thurs: 4pm–6pm | Bring Photo ID & SS card for each household member
Oakhill Baptist Church – Life Change Central | 5122 N. Fares Ave | (812) 476-3450
2nd/3rd Sat: 9am–12pm
3-day supply after worship | Bring Photo ID & SS#
Salvation Army | 1040 N. Fulton Ave
M/W/Th: 1:15pm–3:15pm | First 50 clients | Bring Photo ID & SS#
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church | 314 SE Riverside Dr. | (812) 422-9009
Mon/Fri: 8:30am–12:30pm | Tues/Thurs: 8:30am–4:30pm
Bring Photo ID or rent receipt with name/address
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church | 16 E. Michigan St | (812) 422-5414
1st/3rd Tues: 8:30am–10:30am | Bring Photo ID | Arrive early
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