Free Wheelchairs, Scooters & Mobility Aids in Indiana (2023): Complete Directory

By Maurice

If you’re looking for free wheelchairs, free mobility scooters, and other free mobility aids in Indiana, we’ve got you covered!

This page is a complete resource for free assistive devices (wheelchairs, scooters, and more) and independent living resources in the state of Indiana.

Check out the resources below, and if you have a resource to add, please contact us!

Free Wheelchairs & Assistive Devices in Indiana

Easterseals Crossroads

Easterseals Crossroads has been helping individuals with disabilities and special needs, and their families, live better lives for 80 years. Their Assistive Technology Center provides assistive technology, equipment, and services to individuals with disabilities and can often loan selective technology devices for up to three months. These devices can be high-tech in nature, as well as low-tech or no-tech solutions that greatly increase the employment opportunities of individuals with disabilities.

Great Lakes Loan Closets Directory

Northern Indiana directory of Great Lakes Loan Closets is designed to help you find organizations that lend medical equipment for minimal or no cost. To find resources in your area click on your county from the list of counties on their website.

Greencastle Presbyterian Church

SAWs, a mission of the Greencastle Presbyterian Church, serves the physically handicapped in Putnam County. By building handicap ramps, steps, and safety railings, SAWs strives to provide freedom and assistance to citizens with handicaps that prevent or restrict access and mobility. Each project is supported by grants and donations, allowing SAWs to provide these services completely free of charge and with no strings attached! They construct high quality removable and reusable wooden wheelchair ramps for individuals in the community who cannot otherwise afford to free themselves from the imprisonment of their own homes.

INDATA Project’s Online Equipment Loan Library

Easterseals Crossroads and the INDATA Project have collaborated to create a digital library that allows individuals to view the inventory of assistive technology devices that are available for loan. In addition to items available for loan through the INDATA Project, there are a number of individuals who are listing items for sale or giveaway. Please contact that individual for terms.

INDATA Project’s online equipment Loan Library
317-466-2013

Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation

Muscular dystrophy is a group of over 30 conditions that lead to muscle weakness and degeneration. As the condition progresses, it becomes harder to move.

Since 1958, the Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation, a qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax-exempt charitable organization under federal tax guidelines, has provided financial assistance, quality programs, and services for the Muscular Dystrophy community in Indiana.

Neighborlink

Neighborlink’s ‎vision is to build bridges between needs and resources, between volunteers and those in need, as well as providing a way for people to give back to their community. They help hundreds of senior citizens, people with disabilities, low-income families, and people facing life’s circumstances with tangible home repair projects every year.

Neighborlink
Email
260-209-0074

Western Indiana Community Action Agency, Inc.

Western Indiana Community Action Agency, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization that strives to alleviate poverty, improve living conditions, and provide access to health care and social services to those in need. Retired Senior and Volunteer Program can help you with home modification, wheelchair ramps and much more.

Western Indiana Community Action Agency, Inc.
Contact
(812) 232-1264

The Wabash Independent Living and Learning Center

The WILL Center is a nonprofit, community based, nonresidential organization that is run by and for people with disabilities and provides many services. They have a wheelchair ramp program for building Wheelchair Ramps to empower people with disabilities to ensure that they have full and complete access to their homes to promote their independence.