Nearly a decade ago, the state passed what is now known nationally as a Safe Haven law.
The law allows a person to drop off a newborn baby at a fire station, police station, hospital or other appropriate place and no questions will be asked.
The...
Recent News
| 08.18.10 |
McMillen Center Partners with PHP to Provide Free Program to Regional Schools The McMillen Center for Health Education announces a partnership with PHP to provide free nutrition and fitness education to regional schools. Schools bringing fifth grade students to attend a McMillen Center program will also receive a free session of minute program... |
| 08.12.10 |
Free Program! The McMillen Center is excited to be partnering with PHP for the 2010/2011 school year to offer our Food, Fitness and Fun program free to fifth grade students attending another program at the Center.
The McMillen Center and PHP have a common goal of improving the health... |
| 07.19.10 |
McMillen Center Board of Directors The McMillen Center has elected its Board of Directors for the 2010.2011 fiscal year.
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| 06.21.10 |
What are your kids eating in child care? Click here to read "What are your kids eating in child care?" published in the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette on June 3, 2010.
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| 06.09.10 |
One Price Wednesdays with Science Central and History Center
The McMillen Center for Health Education is collaborating with Science Central and The History Center to provide low-cost field trips on select Wednesdays... |
| 05.20.10 |
McMillen Center to Expand Bullying Education The McMillen Center for Health Education is expanding their bullying education to a wider range of grades and has developed a new class on cyberbullying. Currently offered to youth in third through fifth grades, new classes have been developed to extend bullying education through twelfth grade. “Recent... |
| 03.22.10 |
The McMillen Center Goes Green! The McMillen Center for Health Education is proud to be the first educational entity to become a Green Business in the City of Fort Wayne. For the past few months, the staff has been busy making us green by doing things such as posting No Idling signs, replacing regular light bulbs with compact fluorescents,... |
| 03.03.10 |
Safe Haven boost could save a baby Frank Gray
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| 02.25.10 |
Local Chlamydia Rate Exceeds State Average Allen County residents have a higher infection rate of America’s most common sexually transmitted disease than the national average, and the rate has risen steadily over the past decade. In 2008, Indiana’s rate for chlamydia was 401 cases per 100,000 people, lower than the... |
| 02.01.10 |
McMillen Center to Teach Safe Haven Education FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 28, 2010 The McMillen Center for Health Education will partner with the National Safe Haven Alliance in Falls Church, VA to integrate education about Indiana’s Safe Haven law into sexuality and teen pregnancy prevention programming for... |
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