Solace House West Is Now Open — South-Side Home Also Open — Contact Us About Current Availability — Inquire About Housing

Women-Only Shared Residence · Indianapolis

Women's Housing in Indianapolis, Indiana

Looking for women's housing in Indianapolis? Our south-side home is now open and accepting housing inquiries. We offer private furnished bedrooms in a women-only shared home for single adult women without dependent children who can live independently. Monthly residency program fees range from $575 to $800 based on room size, including utilities, Wi-Fi, and laundry. Availability and eligibility are confirmed through our intake and screening process.

Official Announcement

Solace House Collective is officially a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization.

This milestone expands our ability to receive charitable contributions, pursue funding opportunities, build community partnerships, and increase our impact for women in Indianapolis.

Our Mission

Stable Housing. Restored Lives.

Our mission is to create safe, stable and dignified housing where women can rebuild personal, financial and long-term housing stability.

Solace House Collective provides furnished private bedrooms within respectful, women-only shared residences. We help women establish a stable housing foundation so they can focus on rebuilding their lives and moving toward long-term independence.

Why This Housing Matters

The Need Is Real — and It Is Here

Community data helps illustrate the scale of housing instability affecting women and girls in Indianapolis. Solace House Collective was founded in direct response to this need.

Women and Girls in Indianapolis — 2024 Point-in-Time Count

634

Women and girls experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis on a single night

2024 Point-in-Time Count, CHIP (Coalition for Homelessness Intervention & Prevention) chipindy.org

~13.6%

Of those women and girls were unsheltered — sleeping outside or in places not meant for human habitation

2024 Point-in-Time Count, CHIP chipindy.org

+8%

Increase in homelessness among women and girls in Indianapolis from 2023 to 2024

2024 vs. 2023 Point-in-Time Counts, CHIP chipindy.org

Point-in-Time counts are single-night snapshots conducted each January. They count people in shelters and those visibly unsheltered, but do not include people who are temporarily staying with friends, family, or others — a situation sometimes called "hidden homelessness." The actual number of women experiencing housing instability is likely higher.

Who Solace House Serves

Solace House Collective serves single adult women who can live independently. The community data above includes girls — our housing program serves adults only. Every inquiry is reviewed individually based on availability, program fit, and the applicant's ability to live independently.

How Solace House Responds

Both Indianapolis homes are now open. Contact us about current availability.

Solace House Collective operates two Indianapolis homes, both now open. Our south Indianapolis home is accepting housing inquiries and agency referrals, with monthly residency program fees ranging from $575 to $800 based on room size, including utilities, Wi-Fi, and laundry. Contact us about current availability at either home. Women Veterans and older women who can live independently are welcome.

What Your Support Makes Possible

Your support helps provide mattresses, foundations, bed frames, and essential household items, and helps cover the operating expenses of preparing and maintaining stable housing. Each contribution helps us prepare a furnished, welcoming place where women can rebuild.

Learn about our governance and financial transparency on our Leadership & Transparency page.

Furnished private bedroom in a women-only shared residence in Indianapolis

Who We Serve

Independent Housing for Single Adult Women in Indianapolis

We serve single adult women without dependent children who are experiencing homelessness, housing displacement, unstable living arrangements, or major life transitions and are able to live independently. Women Veterans are welcome.

Solace House provides independent living and is not an emergency shelter, assisted-living facility, medical-care program, or domestic-violence shelter.

How Solace House Helps

Women-Only Shared Housing in Indianapolis With Utilities Included

Our south Indianapolis home is now open with three private furnished bedrooms — utilities, Wi-Fi, and laundry included. Monthly residency program fees range from $575 to $800 based on room size. Each resident has her own bedroom and shares the kitchen, bathroom, and living areas. Contact us about current availability at either home.

We accept direct housing inquiries and referrals from social workers, case managers, healthcare providers, Veterans' organizations, faith communities, nonprofit organizations, and other community partners.

Women supporting each other in a safe, community-focused living environment

How We Serve the Public

Addressing Housing Instability Through Stable, Dignified Housing

Solace House Collective addresses housing instability by offering furnished private bedrooms, predictable residency agreements, agency-referral access and housing-stability planning. Individual inquiries and referrals are reviewed through a consistent intake and screening process. An inquiry or referral does not guarantee residency.

Resident Support

Resident Services & Support

Alongside stable housing, Solace House Collective offers financial education, personal care essentials, resident check-ins, and connections to food, transportation, and employment resources.

Our Work Today

Actively Preparing. Actively Serving.

Solace House Collective is an Indianapolis 501(c)(3) nonprofit with both Indianapolis homes now open. We provide dignified independent shared housing for single adult women without dependent children who are experiencing housing instability. Women Veterans are welcome.

A Place to Heal. A Path to Independence. A Future of Hope.

— Solace House Collective

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Woman standing with confidence and hope, representing the mission of Solace House Collective

Seeking Housing or Referring a Client?

Solace House Collective welcomes individual housing inquiries and referrals from social service agencies, healthcare providers, Veterans' organizations, and community partners.