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Due to popular demand, Centerstone and Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation will partner with IUPUC to co-host a second community film screening in Columbus, IN of the award-winning documentary Suicide: The Ripple Effect. Suicide: The Ripple Effect is a feature length documentary film and MOVEMENT that focuses on the devastating effects of suicide and the tremendous positive ripple effects ...
Centerstone was recently awarded two grants to fund treatment for Indiana youth. These grants from the PNC Foundation and the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana and will help expand services in Bartholomew, Jackson, Jennings, and Clark counties. The PNC Foundation provided $5,000 in support of Say It Straight, an evidence-based prevention program designed to increase empowering communication skills and ...
Recently, Kellyanne Conway, U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams, Second Lady Karen Pence, and U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta visited Belden Inc. in Richmond IN to learn about the “Pathways to Employment” program in which Centerstone partners with Belden. The program offers applicants that fail pre-employment drug screens an option for tailored rehabilitation, and the chance ...
Centerstone is adding to its Centerstone Recovery Centers (CRC) beds, providing additional options for Indiana residents seeking treatment for addiction. Made possible through funding from the Indiana State Department of Health and 21st Century Cures, these new beds will assist the non-profit organization in meeting a critical community need for additional addictions services and support ...
Kevin Hines, mental health advocate, award-winning global speaker, bestselling author and documentary filmmaker will share his story of survival and tremendous will to live. He will present Hope Heals: An Evening with Kevin Hines at Hanover College, Lynn Center for Fine Arts Auditorium, 151 Scenic Drive, Hanover, IN 47243. Kevin is one of a very few people to survive ...
Centerstone is pleased to announce that the Scott County Community Foundation of Indiana has awarded our Child and Family Services Department a $3,500 grant to purchase five Mobile Play Therapy Kits for use in Scottsburg and surrounding communities. Local community partners, including schools and other not-for-profits, have voiced support for Centerstone’s work in the community and ...
Central Middle School 8th grade students in Columbus, Ind., adopted Centerstone to benefit from its Carnival for a Cause. Each year the Central students vote on the non-profit organization they would like to support through their annual carnival. Lyn Morgan, Annual Fund Manager, and John Wilson, Family Support Specialist at Central were asked to share ...
A grant award from Reid Health’s Mental Health and Substance Abuse Fund will benefit Centerstone clients in Richmond and Wayne County who have been diagnosed with depression. The pilot program targets Medicare clients and provides treatment utilizing Problem Solving Therapy and life skills training. Reid Health has recognized mental health as a high priority in ...
The Providing Opportunities for Parental Success (POPS) program is a five year federally funded grant project housed at Centerstone Indiana. POPS focuses on developing and sustaining responsible fatherhood. Eligible fathers (including biological, step, adoptive and expectant fathers) can receive services in Bartholomew, Brown, Lawrence, Monroe, Morgan and Owen counties. The project hopes to specifically reach ...
