Broken Champions · Dream Teams
Coming home to Rush County? Nobody should do it alone.
Twelve trained volunteers write, call and visit before release, then meet your person at the gate. Ask if a Dream Team can walk with yours.
Find Help · Central Indiana · Parole District 7
Rush County's seat is Rushville. Below are the offices and programs people coming home most often need, from reporting to probation or parole to getting an ID, food benefits, a job, and recovery support. Some state offices that serve this county, like the parole district or WorkOne, are in neighboring counties, so plan your rides.
Broken Champions · Dream Teams
Twelve trained volunteers write, call and visit before release, then meet your person at the gate. Ask if a Dream Team can walk with yours.
If you are on probation, report as your officer directs. Tell your officer right away if you change jobs or addresses.
Community-based supervision, work release, and home detention for people referred by the courts or coming home from IDOC.
If you are on state parole, this is your district office. Ask about the district's HIRE coordinator for job placement help.
A state ID is the first key to a job, an apartment, and benefits. Ask for the free ID card for voting purposes if you cannot pay.
Apply online for food assistance and health coverage; local staff will call you for an interview.
Fair-chance employers
38 employers reported to hire people with records, with proof, locations and an interview prep sheet for each.
Free job search help, resumes, training money, and help filing for the Federal Bonding Program.
Employers reported to hire people with records, with proof, locations, and how to apply.
The free Federal Bonding Program, expungement, what employers can ask, and how to talk about your record.
Court records, paying fines and costs, and where expungement petitions for convictions in this county are filed.
Free help with housing, benefits, family law, and consumer problems for people with low income. Expungement help line: 1-844-243-8570 (Mon–Thu, 9 AM–1 PM). They do not handle criminal cases.
Step-by-step forms and a fee-waiver motion if you cannot pay the filing fee.
State-funded treatment and recovery housing for people with a justice history. Providers in nearby counties can also serve you.
Rides for work, appointments, probation, and groceries. Call ahead to schedule.
Statewide programs for job training, housing, and support after release, including IDOC's HIRE program.
Know your rights
In Indiana, you can vote once you are released from incarceration, even while on probation or parole. Register at indianavoters.in.gov.
Know your rights
After a record is expunged, an employer may only ask whether you have a conviction that has NOT been expunged. It is illegal for most employers to refuse to hire you because of an expunged record.
Know your rights
You can ask an Indiana licensing board, before you train, whether your conviction would disqualify you. The fee is no more than $25 and the board must answer within 60 days.
Central · Parole District 7
18 fair-chance employers listed here.
Central · Parole District 7
136 fair-chance employers listed here.
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Last verified: September 29, 2026. Listings marked Call to confirm had conflicting information in public sources.
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