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In one of her last days as executive director for Hastings Family Service, Chris Koop sits in her office retelling her time with the organization over the last 17 years.

Jay County sheriffs deputies in July started an investigation of allegations the Redkey man had assaulted a six-year-old girl.

The Hastings Family Service Board of Directors has announced that Amy Sutton will be the next executive director at Hastings Family Service.

The Executive Director of Hastings Family Service Chris Koop has announced her retirement on Feb. 1, 2022.

Meeting Members Where They Are: Crossroads4Hope’s Outreach to Vulnerable Populations Share Article New Jersey based Crossroads4Hope: A Network of Cancer Support has been addressing health disparities faced by vulnerable communities through a wide array of community partnerships. In response, Crossroads4Hope has developed a whole community, person and family centered approach to offering social and emotional support to people with cancer and their loved ones. Crossroads4Hope: A Network of Canc...

Life can be stressful, and it is natural to feel sad, stressed, confused, scared or angry in moments of uncertainty. Learning how to manage stress through regular exercise and getting a good night’s sleep is important for our overall health and well-being. According to the 2014 book, “Atlas of Clinical Sleep Medicine,” edited by Kryger, “more than half of older adults in America experience some form of sleep disturbances and disorders.” With sleep quality often reduced ...

CARING and awareness-raising secondary school students have made a short film in a bid to help break the stigma surrounding mental health problems. Ten pupils at Clacton Coastal Academy, in Pathfields Road, have directed and shot a thought-provoking movie called Speak Out to mark Mental Health Week. In the clip the students, currently in Year 7, Year 10 and sixth form, are seen with tape over their mouths as they hold up cards which dispel the myths about mental health. The powerful ima...

CARING and awareness-raising secondary school students have made a short film in a bid to help break the stigma surrounding mental health problems. Ten pupils at Clacton Coastal Academy, in Pathfields Road, have directed and shot a thought-provoking movie called Speak Out to mark Mental Health Week. In the clip the students, currently in Year 7, Year 10 and sixth form, are seen with tape over their mouths as they hold up cards which dispel the myths about mental health. The powerful ima...

CARING and awareness-raising secondary school students have made a short film in a bid to help break the stigma surrounding mental health problems. Ten pupils at Clacton Coastal Academy, in Pathfields Road, have directed and shot a thought-provoking movie called Speak Out to mark Mental Health Week. In the clip the students, currently in Year 7, Year 10 and sixth form, are seen with tape over their mouths as they hold up cards which dispel the myths about mental health. The powerful ima...

CARING and awareness-raising secondary school students have made a short film in a bid to help break the stigma surrounding mental health problems. Ten pupils at Clacton Coastal Academy, in Pathfields Road, have directed and shot a thought-provoking movie called Speak Out to mark Mental Health Week. In the clip the students, currently in Year 7, Year 10 and sixth form, are seen with tape over their mouths as they hold up cards which dispel the myths about mental health. The powerful ima...