Indiana University Bloomington Pregnancy and Parenting Portal

IUB Housing for Students with Children

• Banta and Nutt Apartments
• Campus View Apartments
• Evermann Apartments
• Redbud Hill Apartments
• Tulip Tree Apartments
• 3rd and Union Apartments
• University East

Petitioning to Live Off-Campus as a First-Year Student

The university requires first-year undergraduate students to live in university housing for a minimum of two semesters. Among the categories that may qualify a student for exemption, included are being married, having children, and special circumstances such as financial, medical, and religious. Visit the Residency Exemption page on IU RPS's website to learn more.

Bloomington Cooperative Living

Services and Resources:

• Resident-Led Governance and Maintenance of Households
• Community and Social Events
• Organic and Locally-Sourced Food
• All Utilities Included
• Free High-Speed Internet
• Free Washers and Dryers
• Free Parking
• Housing Locations Near IU
• Located on City and University Bus Routes

New Hope Family Shelter

Services and Resources:

• The Nest at New Hope: academic, emotional, and social support program for children of residents
• The Roof at New Hope: short-term housing accomodation and case management for residents

Bloomington Housing Authority

Services and Resources:

• Public Housing
• Rental Assistance Demonstration Program (RAD Program)
• Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8)
• Family Self-Sufficiency Program (FFS Program) - Section 8
• Step Up Program - Public Housing
• Resident Council
• Partnerships with Area Agencies
• Sole Purpose Back to School Shoe Drive

Hannah House Maternity Home

Services and Resources:

• Temporary Living Arrangement for Parent and Child
• Case Management
• Prenatal and Pediatric Care
• Life Skills Training and Assistance
• Access to all other programs offered by the Hannah Center
• Material Support
• Parenting Classes
• Unplanned Pregnancy Decision Support

Middle Way House

Services and Resources:

• Assists and supports survivors (adults and children) of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking
• Emergency Shelter
• Transitional Housing (Two-Year Program)

Shalom Community Center

Services and Resources:

• Addresses the needs of community members experiencing poverty, hunger, homelessness, etc.
• Hunger Relief & Life Essentials
• Crisis Casework & Visiting Agencies
• Overnight Shelter
• Street Outreach
• Rapid Re-Housing
• Housing First Initiative

Catholic Charities Bloomington

Services and Resources:

• Shelter for Women and Children Experiencing Homelessness
• Meals
• Case Management
• Support Services
• Counseling
• Educational Resources
• Vocational Training
• Life Skills Development