YMI Community Partners
YMI is proud to partner in making a difference in our community
with these organizations~
Fishers Youth Assistance Program
FYAP provides professional family-centered casework and referral services to students and families of the Hamilton Southeastern School District. Casework services to our families are completely confidential. Kids and families are often referred to our services by the schools, police, court officials and parents with concerns about their child.
The Peyton Riekhof Foundation for Youth Hope
The Peyton Riekhof Foundation for Youth Hope, founded by Mike Riekhof, a father who lost his daughter to depression by suicide, is working to educate our community and schools on youth and teen mental health issues and suicide prevention. The Foundation provides and support community services and programs that decrease the stigma surrounding mental illness.
Collaborative Change
We offer home and office based therapy services to children, adolescents, adults and families. We also offer the Cafes in the community with groups developed for children, teens, parents, men and senior citizens. Our motto is “Helping People Discover the Best Version of Themselves”
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana
Big Brothers Big Sisters helps exists to defend the potential of every child in our community and empower them to reach their biggest possible futures. We enroll youth ages 8-14 in Hamilton, Marion, and Johnson Counties.

Hamilton County System of Care
SOC is a coordinated partnership and network of agencies, professionals, and community members, including youth and families, who band together to improve services and supports in their communities. To learn more about the work being done in Hamilton County, please contact: Kristen Ludeker-Seibert, SOC Coordinator, kristen_seibert@nobl.k12.in.us
Good Samaritan Network
Good Samaritan Network (GSN) is a collaborative/network of nonprofits in Hamilton County. GSN utilizes two serving approaches, Direct and InDirect services, and in part is designed to ensure efficiency and communication among the different agencies, social services, nonprofits, local government, pantries, and businesses – as together we serve the needs of Hamilton County residents who are at-risk or underserved.
Hamilton Southeastern Schools Foundation
Hamilton Southeastern Schools Foundation (HSSF) has served the Hamilton Southeastern Schools community since 2001 by supplementing state and local funding to support innovative programs that enhance the student experience. Part of our core mission is to provide teacher, classroom, school and district grants. Grant awards historically honored exemplary and innovative teaching.
Geist Half Marathon Inc.
We believe healthy bodies contribute to healthy minds, and healthy minds result in improved student outcomes and stronger communities. Working closely with runners, walkers, and our sponsors, the Geist Half Marathon raises funds to benefit mental and physical wellness programs implemented within our local schools.
Mudsock Youth Athletics
Fishers YMCA
Strengthening community is our cause at the Y. We’re committed to nurturing the potential of children through youth development, improving the nation’s health and well-being by promoting healthy living, and fostering a sense of social responsibility by providing opportunities to give back and support neighbors. The Fishers Y is here to make sure that everyone in our community, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
Early Learning Alliance Network
The Early Learning Alliance Network is a not for profit organization serving Hamilton County that providers support, knowledge, and opportunities for empowerment to those who love, teach, and care for children ages 0-8. We do so through providing resources, family education, research, data, empowerment activities, a network of supports, and critical community conversations.
Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide
The Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide (ICPYAS) works to prevent youth abuse and suicide through evidence-based and research-informed educational programs for children, teens, and adults.Our four core programs, QPR, Lifelines, Stewards of Children, and Child and Teen Lures, work to engage every member of the community in prevention.