Cancer Services enhances the quality of life of those affected by cancer by providing meaningful resources, information and compassionate assistance.

As the year comes to a close and the holiday season encourages reflection, we’re filled with thanks—for our partners, our community and our shared commitment to improving health and wellness across Kosciusko County.

Under normal circumstances, identifying all these resources would be challenging and time-consuming. Under financial and healthrelated stress, they can be overwhelming. Fortunately, in Kosciusko County, we have the Pavilion Help Center.

At K21 Health Foundation, we believe that access to quality healthcare is a cornerstone of a thriving community. That’s why we’ve been supporters of Brightpoint in Kosciusko County since 2011.

McMillen Health’s Brush! Oral Health Program is an initiative designed to educate and launch lifelong dental health in children.

Cancer affects millions of people every year. It takes a toll on both physical and mental health, leaving many people feeling lost and overwhelmed.

At K21, we believe in supporting our community’s health through all stages of life. That’s why we’re proud to partner with Stillwater Hospice, a non-profit organization that offers hospice care services, as well as palliative care, to individuals and families throughout Kosciusko County.

In Kosciusko County, our first responders are essential to our community! Not only do our police officers, firefighters, and EMS providers go above and beyond to protect and care for residents and visitors alike, but they also pour into the community.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a major upheaval in everyone’s lives and schedules.

For nearly 40 years, Heartline Pregnancy Center has offered crisis pregnancy services to Warsaw and the surrounding community.

Substance use and addiction are major issues that our community continues to face. In the past several years, K21 has provided funding for a number of initiatives and programs that are working to address the problem.

It’s common knowledge that if you want to eat healthier, fresh fruits and vegetables are usually the best choice.

Through funding provided by K21, we are one year into a 2-year research grant to a team of health-care workers to studying behavioral health interventions in the treatment of diabetes.