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Nonprofit programs for end-of-life care, senior living & more

ABBIE HUNT BRYCE HOME

Serving Indianapolis hospice patients with no place of their own

At Morning Light, our primary program is the Abbie Hunt Bryce Home, an award-winning home for terminally ill people of low income in Indianapolis. No matter a person’s life story, we strive to provide the happy ending that every human being and every soul deserves.

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How we can help

Interested in placement in our free home for the terminally ill?

MY CLIENT NEEDS HOSPICE

We work with social workers, healthcare providers, and hospice teams. We do not offer medical services ourselves, but we can support your team in doing so! Please view our home’s admission requirements and the patients we can serve.

INFORMATION FOR PROVIDERS
MY LOVED ONE NEEDS HOSPICE

Do you have a family member who needs somewhere to go to receive hospice care? Our Abbie Hunt Bryce Home is free to residents and accepts people of limited means. Please learn more about the admission and application process.

Information for families
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What we do

Other programs from Morning Light

Since its opening in 2004, Morning Light’s Abbie Hunt Bryce Home has been a hand to hold for nearly 500 residents. Our home serves terminally ill people of low income with nowhere else to turn.
Although the Abbie Hunt Bryce Home is our primary program, it’s not all we do!

Check out our many services related to health, wellness, and end-of-life care for low-income seniors and others with limited means in Greater Indianapolis.

We are a nonprofit organization, and our home receives no federal dollars. We rely on individual donors as well as corporate sponsors. If you have the means, please consider getting involved with what we do.

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Explore other not-for-profit services
  • Pennwood Place: We manage a 35-unit apartment complex for active seniors of low income.
  • CNA Training: Get certified as a CNA and then come work in our home! This program is still in development but has already earned awards.
Resident Stories

Meet some of the people our programs serve

Meet Dewey A man with a passion for horses and birds

“I hope I can do some more good for my fellow man.”

Dewey came to live at the Abbie Hunt Bryce Home and quickly made a friend who shared his passion for horses. Dewey was diagnosed with Parkinson’s and came to live the end of his days with us.

Read Dewey’s Story
Meet Penny A resilient woman whose positive attitude was contagious

“I’ve helped as many people as I can. I’ve had a hard life but I think it made me a better person.”

Penny had the kind of life that could break a spirit, but not hers. Before passing away of terminal cancer, Penny made peace with her life and maintained her strong, giving spirit until the end.

Read Penny’s Story
Meet Oseola A kind woman who loved to share her Nigerian culture

Making dresses and preparing her native Nigerian meals, Oseola brought a smile to the face of everyone she met.

Oseola traveled to the United States from Nigeria to take a nanny position but was stood up for the job. Shortly thereafter, she learned she had stage 4 cancer and needed a home for hospice care.

Read Oseola’s Story
Meet Richard lover of funny t-shirts, milkshakes & making others smile

“Too many of us leave this world with our stories untold.”

Richard came to live at the Abbie Hunt Bryce Home in March of 2018. His early life was full of difficulty, but he ultimately decided to change his life to begin serving others. We were honored to have him in our home.

Read Richard’s Story
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