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Struggling with addiction or a mental health condition? We’re glad you found us. The Healthy365 Connection Center is a free and confidential service available to all of Hancock County, Indiana. We are here to help you overcome life’s many challenges, including substance misuse, depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions affecting mood, thinking and behavior. We strive to make the best connection on the first try. Additionally, our support navigators are available to walk alongside you and your family and provide warm hand-off referrals for services to guide you to a healthier, happier and well you.

As a department of Hancock Health and part of our local system of care, the Healthy365 Connection Center is focused on the whole-body wellness of individuals who live, work, learn, play, and pray in Hancock County.

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What is QPR Training and How Can It Prevent Suicide?

What is QPR Training and How Can It Prevent Suicide?

You’ve heard of CPR, which can save the life of someone’s heart stops. But do you know about QPR? QPR stands for “Question, Persuade and Refer,” and it may make the difference in the life of someone who is considering self-harm or suicide. Throughout the month of...

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Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family

Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family

This September, we observe National Recovery Month. National Recovery Month focuses on evidence-based treatment and resources for people who struggle with mental wellness and substance misuse. It is a time to increase public awareness around recovery, as we celebrate...

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Mark Your Calendars for Rise Above It on November 9

Mark Your Calendars for Rise Above It on November 9

Planning has begun for Rise Above It, an annual free event designed to continue the conversation around mental wellness in the Hancock County community. It’s open to all ages and is scheduled for November 9 at Greenfield Central High School from 5:30 pm to 8 pm. Read...

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