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State Resource Finder

State Resources Finder

Use the following links to find state employment, social services and general government information.

Indiana
Job Search
Career Information
Education and Training
  • Career Training
  • Find job-related training services that can help you to qualify for a high-demand job.
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  • Dislocated Worker programs
  • Dislocated Worker programs help workers who have been laid off get retrained and back to work.
Unemployment Insurance
Health Care
  • COBRA
  • Learn about continuing your employer-sponsored health coverage with COBRA.
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  • Healthcare.gov
  • Find information and enroll in a healthcare plan.
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  • Hoosier Healthwise
  • See if you or your children qualify for free or low-cost health insurance.
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  • Indiana Medicaid
  • Find information about healthcare programs in your state.
Documents and Vital Records
  • Social Security Card
  • Apply online for a replacement Social Security card. For help to obtain a card, call 800.772.1213, or by TTY at 800.325.0778.
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  • Driver's License
  • Learn how to get or renew your driver's license, register your car, or access other motor vehicle services.
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  • Birth, Marriage, and Divorce Records
  • Learn how to get copies of birth, marriage, divorce, and other records.
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  • Criminal Record
  • Learn how to get a copy of your criminal record, or state rap sheet.
Legal Assistance
Benefits and Other Assistance
  • HUD Housing Counseling Program
  • Find advice on buying a home, renting, default, foreclosure avoidance, credit issues or reverse mortgages.
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  • Government Benefits
  • Find and apply for government programs that may help you pay for food, housing, health care, and other basic living expenses.
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  • Housing and Urban Development
  • HUD supports many organizations that provide housing assistance and/or supportive services to people. 
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  • Indiana Family and Social Services Administration
  • Learn more about food, housing, childcare, and other benefits and assistance.
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  • 211.org
  • Call 2-1-1 or visit www.211.org for local referrals and information on food, housing, employment, health care, counseling and more. This free and confidential service is available to anyone in the United States.

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