Women and men with mental illness want to feel like part of a community and have a sense of meaning and purpose.
A Clubhouse is a place where individuals with mental illness can find that and more, and planning has been underway for over a year to bring a community mental health Clubhouse back to Kosciusko County.
The Parkinson’s Support Group of Warsaw will meet from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11, at the administrative offices of Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital, formerly Kosciusko Community Hospital.
Read MoreDavid Allbritten was sworn in as a Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory board member during an Aug. 1 board meeting.
Read MoreNews Release WARSAW — Kosciusko County Coroner Tyler Huffer and several deputy coroners recently attended an Indiana Coroners Association conference, which was held June 22-24 in Indianapolis. On Friday, the group was able to meet Detective Jason White of Tulsa, Okla., who is featured in the A&E television … Read More
Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety approved numerous contracts presented by the Warsaw Parks Department for the summer concert series at its Friday, March 17, meeting.
Read MoreWarsaw-Wayne Fire Territory received permission to apply for a federal grant for a new Save-A-Life trailer during a March 7 WWFT board meeting.
Read MoreThe Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety has approved a grant request to provide first responders with Narcan to help with overdoses locally.
Read MoreA lease agreement for renting office space for Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory’s administrative staff has been approved.
Read MoreWarsaw-Wayne Fire Territory’s board approved its involvement in a memorandum of understanding for the county’s new emergency radios during an Oct. 4 meeting.
Read MoreFormer U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams is to be part of an event Tuesday to address what businesses can do about substance abuse in the workplace.
Read MoreWarsaw-Wayne Fire Territory’s proposal for a grant from the K21 Health Foundation for use in the Community Assistance, Resources and Emergency Services (C.A.R.E.S.) program has been approved.
Read MoreWarsaw-Wayne Fire Territory is considering new equipment for its Community Assistance, Resources and Emergency Services (C.A.R.E.S.) program.
Read MoreA new type of follow-up care for medical and mental health services could be available locally in the future.Â
Read MoreThrough its C.A.R.E.S. responders, Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory will begin pursuing a mobile integrated healthcare program, which will provide follow-up management for people in need of extra assistance.
Read MoreThe city of Warsaw unveiled a new way to spotlight life-saving heroics and found a unique recipient to begin the tradition.
Read MoreThe Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Board focused on the future with discussions on the territory’s 2022 budget during a meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 3.
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