All the latest news from Jefferson County

Jefferson County Recovery Organizations to Expand Vital Services

Madison, IN – The Recovery Café of Madison, Ruth Haven, and Jefferson House are set to make significant strides in their missions to support long-term…

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Infants in BLOOM to Provide ‘In-Place’ Pediatric Care for Substance-Exposed Infants in Jefferson County

Madison, IN – Bethany Legacy Foundation is proud to announce a two-year $1,000,000 grant to support a significant advancement in our local healthcare services. Infants…

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Girls Inc. of Jefferson County Awarded $180,000 Grant to Enhance Mental Health Support Services

Madison, IN – Bethany Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce that Girls Inc. of Jefferson County has been awarded a $180,000 grant aimed at bolstering…

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MADISON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS AWARDED $528,000 GRANT TO EXPAND STUDENT SERVICES

Madison, IN – Bethany Legacy Foundation is excited to announce a $528,000 grant awarded to Madison Consolidated Schools. This funding will support current MCS staff…

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LIFE CHOICES CLINIC TO BENEFIT FROM $53,000 GRANT FOR MENTAL HEALTH NEW HIRE

Madison, IN – Life Choices Clinic is set to enhance its mental health support services thanks to a $53,000 grant from Bethany Legacy Foundation. The…

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Our Grantmaking Portal is Open!

Are you a changemaker with an idea? Beginning on March 25, 2024, the portal will open for funding proposal submissions. New this year is a…

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Mental Health Matters: for a strong, empowered, and stable Jefferson County.

Mental health is not only interconnected with but often the root cause of substance use disorders. Because of the lack of treatment services in Jefferson County, new, existing, or expanding programs that will allow more people to seek treatment and recovery are vital to improving the mental health landscape of our county. You will see that Bethany Legacy Foundation is seeking to impact mental health and substance abuse this year through our partnerships, our funding, and our activities.

Let’s normalize seeking help–for a healthier Jefferson County for all.