Tom and Julie Wood Family Resource Center

Welcome to the Tom and Julie Wood Family Resource Center.

Our brand new Resource Center is here to provide you the comprehensive care and assistance you need to care for yourself and your family. Whether it’s medical services, legal assistance, or solutions for aging-in-place, we’ve got you covered.

Hours of Operation

*The Gleaners Outreach Team will be available to assist each day the Resource Center is open.

M, Tu, W, F: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Th: 12 – 7 p.m.
Sa: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Su: Closed

Our Regular Partners

We’ve partnered with a variety of medical and social service organizations to give you a one-stop shop. These organizations will be at the Resource Center on a regular basis. Please check out the calendar above for a full rundown of events and resources offered.

Gennesaret Free Clinics

Gennesaret Free Clinics will offer appointments and walk-in opportunities for comprehensive medical exams, chronic disease management, preventative care, and women’s health care.

WIC Mobile Unit

The WIC Mobile Unit provides nutrition education and healthy food benefits to pregnant women, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants and children (birth through 4 years of age), breastfeeding support and community referrals.

Legal Assistance – SK Huffer & Associates

SK Huffer & Associates can provide assistance with wills, advance directives, and durable power of attorney support to neighbors at no cost.

CICOA Community Health Workers

CICOA Community Health Workers (CHWs) support older adults and individuals with disabilities with weekly visits for up to 90 days to help them achieve their best health outcomes.

Indiana Justice Project

The Indiana Justice Project can help with SNAP appeal cases and answering any technical questions neighbors have about Indiana’s SNAP benefits program.

Free Medical Services

Close-up Of Female Doctor's Hand Checking Blood Pressure

Gennesaret Free Clinics

*Unless otherwise noted, clinic is available to adults 18+

Gennesaret Free Clinics provides quality healthcare regardless of one’s insurance coverage or ability to pay. A variety of basic medical services are available. Please see our FAQ section for more details.

Services available

Gennesaret can provide treatment and services for concerns including but not limited to:

  • Employment/school physicals (form required)
  • Women’s health
  • Infections
  • Cold/flu symptoms
  • Rashes and wounds
  • Asthma

Patients may also receive same-day medications to treat diabetes and hypertension at no cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, these medical services are really free.

No, you do not need to provide any insurance.

You do not need to bring anything with you to receive care on Gennesaret’s mobile medical unit. However, it may be helpful if you can provide your personal/family health history and a list of medications you’re currently taking.

No, you do not have to be a U.S. citizen to receive care. Anyone can be treated regardless of their immigration status, income level, or medical insurance status. 

The clinic typically treats adult patients 18 and older. A pediatrician may occasionally be present to see children. See the calendar above to check availability.

Gleaners is always here to help.

Our team of outreach specialists can assist you in applying for various programs like SNAP, Medicaid, TANF, and more.

SNAP

SNAP provides monthly funds to buy groceries. The funds come on a card that looks and swipes like a debit card. See if you qualify here. 

Medicaid

Medicaid is a federal and state program that can help you gain access to critical healthcare services.

TANF

TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) provides cash assistance and can connect you to other resources.

Spotlight:

Tom and Julie Wood

We’re thankful to the Wood family for their generous donation to make this resource center possible. Julie Wood, wife of the late Tom Wood states, “our family is overwhelmed with all Gleaners does for our community. We’re very proud to be a part of it.”

Tom Wood, a Michigan native, graduate of Western Michigan University and a veteran of the United States Army, began his business career as a used car salesman in Michigan. Eventually, he moved to Indianapolis to enter the new car business, which expanded greatly over the years. Wood was owner and CEO of Tom Wood Automotive Group. He was recognized by TIME Magazine for his community and philanthropic work.

In 2006, Wood was diagnosed with Stage IV lung cancer, and he passed away in 2010. After his death and marriage of 51 years, Julie established the Tom and Julie Wood Family Foundation to memorialize Tom and continue their commitment to the community and philanthropic work.