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Samaritan Health & Living Center

Healing the whole person:  mind, body, and spirit

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The Samaritan Center is a not-for profit mental health and pastoral counseling agency which has served Elkhart County since 1972.  The Center’s focus is on the whole person—body, mind, and spirit.

The professional staff and consultants at the Samaritan Center represent several disciplines, including pastoral counseling, clinical psychology, social work, and family medicine.

The Samaritan Health & Living Center

221 E. Crawford Street

Elkhart, IN  46514

To contact us:

Phone: 574-262-3597

Fax: 574-262-3599

Email: adminasst@elkhartsamaritan.org

 

 

Listen to Dr. Greg Hinkle on WVPE on Wednesday, July 21st

at 7:30 am and noon.

 

 

The ninth Silent Samaritan Luncheon was a tremendous success!  A huge thank you to Elizabeth “Dolly” Duffy, for her inspirational words reminding us of the power of optimism.  We would also like to thank our generous underwriters for the event: 1st Source Bank; Lippert Components; RSM McGladrey; Warrick & Boyn; The Centre, PC; and Personnel Partners, Inc.; Lucchese’s Italian Restaurant for providing the delicious meal; Matzke Florist, Inc. for providing the wonderful floral arrangements; and to Rick & Cindy Burns for allowing us to enjoy their amazing home for the afternoon.  As always, we are blessed by the generous women on our Board of Directors and the fabulous Silent Samaritans in our community.  Thank you all for your support!

 

Dr. Joseph Baunoch is available for help with K2 and other addictions.

 

 

Our apologies to Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bond and the Elliott Foundation, Inc. The generous donation of $1000 was not listed in our Annual Report and newsletter.  We thank you for your generosity and deeply regret this oversight.

 

 

How exciting!  A repeat performance of Still Dancing in Elkhart is on for November 13th.

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Check in with Dr. Hinkle in his Director’s Blog

Not sure how you can help?

Seeds of Hope note cards are still available for a minimum donation of $5.  The artwork for these lovely cards was created by a child who has received counseling with the help of The Samaritan Center Small Fry Fund!

Please contact us if you would like to place an order.

Mission Statement of the Samaritan Center

 

Our Vision:                    Healing, Hope, and Growth

Our Concern:                the whole person—mind, spirit, and body

Our Approach:              psychotherapy, pastoral counseling,                                                                 and education

Our Goal:                         service to all in need

Text Box: CONSTRUCTION UPDATE:
Crawford Street is currently under construction.
Visitors and clients should use the eastern parking lot of the First Presbyterian Church (on Grove Street, next to Ruthmere Museum).
To enter the building, please use the access ramp,
as the sidewalk is temporarily missing. Thank you for your patience.
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