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Education
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Income
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Health
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Excel – accountability and improve academic performance of Warsaw Community School students
Salvation Army 267-5361
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Food Delivery Program – provides free delivery of food to the pantries in Kosciusko
Food Bank of No. IN 800-879-7040
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REAL Services – provides skilled nursing care, personal care, and/or homemaking assistance to elderly or disabled citizens who would otherwise not receive care
Kos. Home Care & Hospice
372-3401
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After School & Summer Youth – to improve participants academic achievement, social, interpersonal and long-term physical fitness skills
Bakers Youth Club 267-8771
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Home Delivered Meals – delivers meals M-F for citizens, 60 years or older
Weekend & Emergency Meals – provides frozen meals for senior citizens
Senior/Handicapped Transportation – transports senior citizens to appointments
In-Home Services – offers senior citizens assistance with light housekeeping
Kos. Com. Senior Services
267-2012
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Services to Armed Forces – assists family with communicating to those overseas
Water Safety – teaches people swimming and lifesaving skills
Blood Services – blood collection from donors for traumas, surgery, and disease
Public Health Education – teaches health hazards and disease prevention to residents
American Red Cross 267-5244
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Teens ‘N Tots – childcare/mentor for teen moms attending High School
Heartline Pregnancy 267-6486
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The Beaman Home Shelter – assists victims in domestic violence situations and provides safety
267-7701
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Senior Activity Center – provides activities, information, and support for senior citizens
Kos. Comm. Senior Services 267-2012
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Boys & Girls Club of Kos. Co. – enable youth to become proficient in basic educational disciplines, set goals, explore careers
268-1155
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Disaster Services – provides immediate assistance to those affected by disaster
American Red Cross 267-5244
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Sports – provides opportunities for youth to participate in physical activity
Lakeland Youth Center 457-3055
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North Webster Day Care – preparing children for their first years of school
834-2111
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Sus Amigos – assists Hispanic individuals to overcome language and cultural barriers
Cardinal Services 267-3823
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Well Child Clinic – provides children, age two months-8th grade, with free checkups
Kos. Co. Health Department 269-5152
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New Beginnings Child Care – preparing children for their first years of school
658-9440
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Rental Assistance – provides rental assistance to those who are facing eviction or loss of housing
Salvation Army 267-5361
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The Rose Home North – provide a structured atmosphere for an addicted individual to reach holistic recovery
457-4408
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Lakeland Learning Center – preparing children for their first years of school
457-4983
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Boy Scouts – prepares young men by instilling the values of scouting
800-272-2922
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Healthy Me – incorporates healthy living and active learning in every part of the Club experience
Girl Scouts 800-283-4812
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Read-to-Grow Children’s Book Club – gives low-income children books to increase reading and language development
Kosciusko Literacy Services
267-5380
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Kids Klub – ensures no child will be left alone and to provide cost effective care
Military Families – provide access to facilities and programs to active US Military Personnel and their family
Kosciusko YMCA 269-9622
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Court Appointed Special Advocate – advocates for the best interest of children in court
372-2401
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Head Start Waiting List & Head Start – ensure that children entering kindergarten will have achieved the appropriate milestones
First Steps – services to children; birth to three; who are at risk for developmental delays
Cardinal Services 267-3823
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One-on-One Tutoring for Adults – assists adults to learn how to read and write
Jail GED – provide GED instruction for inmates in Kosciusko County Jail
Kosciusko Literacy Services 267-5380
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Aquatics Program – provides instructional and recreational water activities for all ages and abilities
Group Home – provide opportunities for socialization, fitness and physical therapy for disabled and at risk individuals
Wellness – a collaborative approach to personal and community health through heath promotion, educational programming, and services
Kosciusko YMCA 269-9622
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Community-Based Mentoring & Lunch Buddy – provides support to children through an adult mentor
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
888-456-1600
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Moving Forward – increase self sufficiency through employment that financially sustains the needs of participants
Bowen Center 267-7169
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Best Option – abstinence program, in schools
Maternal and Child Wellness – assists moms with planned or unplanned pregnancies’ receive parenting skills, support, mentoring, and baby items
Heartline Pregnancy 267-5110
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Owner Occupied Rehab – assists low to moderate income homeowners, make their homes safe, sanitary, & efficient
Upson House – transitional housing for victims of violence to assist them in acquiring stability
Emergency Home Repair – assists low to moderate income families with home repairs which are necessary for a family’s health and safety
Mobile Home Remedies – for low-income, disabled or elderly to have repairs on their mobile home
Weatherization Kit – supplies/education for low-income families on energy-related issues
Housing Opportunities 269-7641
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Smart Start – provides clients with the tools to implement new behaviors that lead to self-sufficiency in a positive small group environment
Heartline Pregnancy 267-5110
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Utility Assistance – helps with a portion of utility payment – due to a hardship
Project Independence – helps people gain independence and self-sufficiency
Hand Up – program to assist people that need immediate financial assistance
Combined Community Services 269-6019
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Helping Hands Food Pantry – supplies food to low income people in our area
353-1300
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