https://www.casi1.org/
Community Action of Southern Indiana has resources to support low income families and help them acquire knowledge and skills to bring them up. 

https://www.casi1.org/services-programs/head-start
Head Start is mainly geared toward 3 and 4 year old children. It is a daycare that prepares them for kindergarten. This can be free for qualifying families. 

https://strengtheninginfamilies.org/frc/clark/ 
The Family Resource Center in Clark County allows for access to resources that are required when raising a child. They also have a program for caregivers to connect and a learning series that focuses on play that engages the child to learn, making the household safe, and re-usable toys. 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us
This website helps people get connected to mental health services in their area. There are filters that can be applied based off preferences for a therapist. 

https://wearefamiliesrising.org/parent-group/locality/Jeffersonville/
This website allows for connection among caregivers. You can be connected to a group of caregivers with similar situations. 

https://thriverco.org/
Thrive is a community organization that focuses on empowering vulnerable populations. 

https://www.lifespringhealthsystems.org/
LifeSpring provides mental health and primary care services. Their team focuses on caring for the whole you.

https://www.clarkhealth.net/index.php/preparedness/infant-and-child-safety
The Clark County Health Department has resources for teaching new caregivers how to do parenting basics like installing carseats, childhood vaccines, and safe sleep. 

Check your insurance to see if there are respite resources available.