Pulaski County Human Services

Carolyn Blaker enters into a drawing for a pot of flowers at the Pulaski Health Care Center booth. She later won.
The Pulaski County Human Services annual Resource Fair and Senior Picnic took a patriotic turn this year to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, with some guests even dressing up in red, white and blue. Every year, county seniors are provided with plenty of opportunities to interact with local...
Pulaski County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Director Richel Fox recently gave the Pulaski County Human Services group, “Partners Connect,” an inside look into how the county EMA operates. The lunch meeting took place in the EMA office on Friday afternoon, June 13. In its most basic form, the...
President Betty Stinemetz, Vice President Judy Heater and Executive Director Jacki Frain present the Alice White Community Service Award to Kim Burke (second from left).
For 50 years, from 1975 to 2025, Pulaski County Human Services Inc (PCHS) has been a cornerstone in the county, providing public transit, elderly and community services, food pantries and special projects. The celebration of this significant milestone culminated at the annual resource fair, picnic...
Pulaski County Human Services held another successful food, toys and clothing distribution on Saturday, Dec. 14. Executive director Jacki Frain said that over 356 children were helped county-wide.
The green lantern represents those currently serving, the white lantern represents past veterans, and the red lantern represents those who are deployed.
Local veterans recently enjoyed a free breakfast and listened to information on available resources at the Winamac VFW on Friday, Dec. 6. The seminar was hosted by Pulaski County Human Services. Guests heard from Safeguard Joy, 4C Health and Pulaski Memorial Hospital about the various health care...
Pulaski Plates is a local food distribution program that distributes backpacks filled with food and resources to Pulaski County youth and families.
There's comfort in knowing where your next meal is coming from. Pulaski Plates is currently striving to give this comfort to as many Pulaski County youth and families as possible. Pulaski Plates is a new local food distribution program that is currently being funded by the Juvenile Detention...
Reese Martin accepted the Outstanding Youth Achievement Award on behalf of the Pulaski County Horse and Pony Club.
Pulaski County Human Services held its annual senior picnic, resource fair and annual meeting at the Star City Community Building on Wednesday, May 29 from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. To start off the event, attendees were invited to explore available services at the booths during the resource fair and...
The Pulaski County Human Services building was packed with donated items ready to be distributed on Saturday, Dec. 9.
Volunteer "elves" were hard at work on Saturday, December 9 passing out donated toys, games, books, children's clothing and food to Pulaski County residents in need during Pulaski County Human Services' annual Coordinated Local Assistance Program (CLASP) distribution. Pulaski County Human Services...
Adult Protective Services Director Katherine Schmitt explains to area service providers who is considered to be an endangered adult.
Indiana is a mandatory report state for suspected neglect, battery or exploitation of endangered adults. But who classifies as an endangered adult and what happens after you make that phone call to report possible abuse? Adult Protective Services (APS) Director Katherine Schmitt answered these...
Local veterans enjoyed an afternoon of community and learning about what resources are available to them at Pulaski County Human Services' annual veteran seminar on Thursday, Dec. 29. The seminar featured information tables from organizations such as Brightpoint and the Pulaski Health Care Center....

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