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
| 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... |
| 12.11.09 |
NISTEM The Northeast Indiana Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (NISTEM) Center has been established in partnership with a cadre of regional stakeholders to support and encourage active engagement in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) related... |
| 12.09.09 |
Congressman Souder Tours McMillen Center November 3, 2009
On Monday, November 2, Congressman Mark Souder toured the McMillen Center for Health Education. Souder was supportive of the health education programming offered by the Center, focusing especially on the drug prevention education provided.... |
| 09.27.09 |
Announcement – New H1N1 Education Program for Adults September 2, 2009
A pandemic H1N1 influenza epidemic could have catastrophic effects on businesses, schools and households due to a major disruption of normal operations and income. To meet the educational needs of our community and prevent panic, the McMillen Center... |
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