Wheeler Mission Hunt Training Center

Wheeler Mission is a non-denominational, Christian social services organization founded in 1893, serving as the oldest continuously operating ministry of its kind in Indiana. With eight locations, dozens of ministries, a $22 million budget, and over 200 employees, it is the largest and most diverse provider of homeless services in the state, offering Christ-centered emergency care, recovery services, and transformation to individuals experiencing homelessness, poverty, and addiction in Central and South Central Indiana without regard to race, color, sexual orientation, creed, national origin, or religion. Wheeler Mission's mission is to provide Christ-centered programs and services for individuals experiencing homelessness and those in need, with a vision to equip every man, woman, and child served to become productive citizens enjoying lasting success in Christ. Through a holistic approach combining physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual support, it delivers emergency shelter, nourishing meals, residential programs like Foundations and Compass for life skills and family stability, addiction recovery such as Hebron and Higher Ground emphasizing biblical discipleship, and social enterprises including thrift stores and job training to foster independence and healing. Collaborating with local churches, community partners, and volunteers, Wheeler Mission models Christ's love to transform lives, moving guests from immediate help to hope and lasting healing, as evidenced by serving over 414,610 meals, providing 258,366 nights of shelter, and assisting 11,864 men, women, and children annually.