Located in Granger, Indiana, the Food Pantry is committed to addressing the urgent needs of residents by providing comprehensive food assistance and essential personal care items. We believe in fostering a welcoming environment where everyone feels respected and valued. Our services include emergency food supplies to support basic nutritional necessities, as well as personal care products like deodorant, razors, body wash, shaving cream, and diapers. We are dedicated to ensuring that the community has access to the resources they need to thrive, emphasizing dignity and support in every interaction.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) serves the Granger, IN community by providing crucial food assistance benefits aimed at supporting low-income households in their goal to secure nutritious food. Through this federal nutrition initiative, eligible families can receive assistance to purchase a variety of food products—excluding hot meals, alcoholic beverages, and non-food items—using the Hoosier Works EBT card, which operates like a debit card. SNAP is designed for those with limited financial resources, considering both household income and family size to determine eligibility and benefit amounts. For those in immediate need, households with a monthly gross income under $150 or with housing costs exceeding their earnings may receive benefits quickly, often within seven days. Interested individuals can apply for SNAP benefits online, ensuring that support is accessible to those who need it most in our local area.

In Granger, IN, the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) is dedicated to empowering seniors with chronic care needs by providing a full spectrum of medical and supportive services, allowing them to maintain independence in their own homes for as long as possible. Our comprehensive services include adult daycare, nutrition counseling, therapies, meals, medical care, dental care, vision care, in-home care, and transportation, all tailored to meet the unique needs of each participant. While enrollment requires certification for nursing home care, only a small fraction of our participants reside in nursing facilities, as our program is designed to deliver care at home. Should nursing care become necessary, PACE continues to cover the costs and coordinate care seamlessly. Our services are funded through Medicare and Medicaid, ensuring accessibility for eligible individuals seeking compassionate, person-centered care in their community.

M.A.C. Food Pantry in Granger, IN, is dedicated to alleviating hunger by providing emergency food assistance and supplemental groceries to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to ensure that everyone in our community has access to nutritious food to meet their basic dietary requirements. By serving those facing food insecurity, we strive to promote health and well-being among our neighbors, fostering a supportive environment where no one goes hungry. We invite all community members in need to visit us for immediate assistance and to learn more about how we can help.

At Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in Granger, IN, we are dedicated to supporting low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, as well as infants and children facing nutritional risks. Our mission is to empower families by providing essential resources such as nutritious food, nutrition education, and healthcare referrals. Our clinic emphasizes comprehensive breastfeeding support, offering online counseling sessions that connect clients with lactation consultants who can address common concerns like latching difficulties, breast pain, and managing milk supply. With services tailored to the unique needs of each family, we are committed to promoting the health and well-being of our community’s mothers and children. Access to our services is easy, and counselors are available Monday through Friday for both appointments and on-demand support.

The Senior Bag Program in Granger, IN, is dedicated to providing essential supplemental food assistance to seniors, ensuring they have access to nutritious meals without facing difficult choices. We understand the unique challenges that older adults encounter, and our program is committed to alleviating food insecurity in our community. Through our compassionate approach and focus on meeting the specific needs of seniors, we strive to enhance their quality of life with dignity and respect. Join us in supporting our seniors by helping to distribute emergency food supplies that empower them to thrive.

Located in Granger, IN, the First Church Food Pantry is dedicated to alleviating food insecurity by offering nutritious emergency food assistance to residents of St. Joseph County. We warmly welcome anyone in need, ensuring access to essential food items without judgment or financial scrutiny. Guests are encouraged to bring a photo ID and proof of residency to benefit from our services, which are available once per month. Our mission is to support the community by providing resources that meet basic nutritional needs and foster hope for a better tomorrow.

At the Food Pantry in Granger, IN, we believe in empowering our neighbors by providing essential food assistance to those facing financial challenges. Each month, community members can choose their favorite items, including fresh and frozen foods, ensuring they receive the nutrition they need. Our welcoming café atmosphere encourages connections among friends and families, where everyone is supported by caring volunteers and offered a moment of prayer if they desire. Join us every other Monday from 5 to 7 p.m. to access the emergency food resources you need in a friendly and compassionate environment.

Pod 7 Food Pantry, located in Granger, IN, is dedicated to addressing the urgent needs of students and faculty by providing essential food assistance. Established to combat the increasing number of students facing academic challenges due to unmet basic needs, our pantry serves as a compassionate resource to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious food. Our mission is to eliminate barriers that hinder personal and academic achievement, empowering individuals to reach their goals without the worry of food insecurity. Whether you are a student or faculty member, we welcome you to visit us and take advantage of our emergency food services designed to foster success and well-being in our community.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in Granger, IN, is dedicated to supporting low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, as well as infants and children identified as being at nutritional risk. Our mission is to enhance the health and well-being of families by offering vital resources such as nutrition education, nutritious supplemental foods, and healthcare referrals. We provide extensive breastfeeding support, including in-person consultations with lactation specialists and online counseling for current clients. Whether you have questions about latching, managing milk supply, or transitioning back to work, our caring peer counselors are here to assist you. At WIC, we understand the importance of community and connection in nurturing healthy families, and we strive to deliver these services with compassion and urgency every day.

The Storehouse Food Pantry in Granger, IN, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance and personal care items to individuals and families facing challenging times. Our mission focuses on meeting basic nutritional needs by offering a wide range of nonperishable food items, alongside vital resources such as children’s clothing, baby essentials like diapers and baby food, and personal care products. By operating on an appointment-only basis, we ensure that each client receives personalized attention and support. We encourage those in need to schedule a visit online, and we also host community giving events which are promoted through our website to foster a spirit of generosity and togetherness in our community.

Located in Granger, IN, the Food Pantry at First Brethren Church is dedicated to alleviating food insecurity by providing essential food assistance to local households in need. We are committed to offering nutritious food options to individuals and families facing hunger, ensuring they have access to the resources necessary to meet their basic nutritional requirements. Our food pantry operates on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month, welcoming all in need to receive the support they deserve.

The Dental Hygiene Clinic at Indiana University South Bend in Granger, IN, welcomes community members in need of preventive dental care services ten months a year, from September through June. Supervised by experienced faculty and registered dental hygienists, our clinic allows students to provide essential services such as routine and deep teeth cleanings, dental X-rays, oral cancer screenings, and dietary counseling. We also offer fluoride treatments and sealants to promote oral health. While we strive to assist as many patients as possible, please note that individuals with complex medical histories or specialized care needs may not be eligible for treatment due to our program’s structure. Appointments typically last four hours and may require multiple visits to ensure comprehensive care.