The 2012 Norman Melhiser Samaritan Awards Dinner is scheduled and the speakers confirmed. Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 27, 2012 at the picturesque Huber Winery, Plantation Hall. The fun begins at 6:00 p.m. with a reception and Silent Auction. You'll be entertained by musicians from the former Louisville Orchestra and hear from the 20…
I believe this cliché statement whole heartily. I was the perfect example of this statement while in high school. When I was seventeen, I suffered from depression, anxiety, low self-confidence and panic attacks. There were days when the simplest homework would stump me because of my confidence issues and unnecessary stress. Also, it felt that tryin…
Many thanks to the Altria Team for
adopting PCS for their Day of Caring effort.
How you can Volunteer at PCS:
* Consider donating financially
* Contribute by making an in-kind donation
* Become a volunteer – The value to a non-profit based on the Bureau of Labor is $19.51 per hour
* Tell others about PCS
* Donate financially to a specific program: ADHD…
Tammy is a mother of two teenagers. She divorced several years ago and has to support her children alone, Dad pays no child support. She has no insurance and is attempting to get disability benefits.
Tammy has attempted suicide three times and failed because her children called 911 each time and saved her life. This time Tammy had written a two-page…
Award Summary from the 2010 Norman Melhiser Samaritan Awards Dinner
This is our Leadership Consultation Group with other Samaritan Center executive directors. The man in the back row, far left is R.J. Ross, President Samaritan Institute.
Assistant Clinical Director, Beth Seeger Troy on the right after being ordained at the Portland Ave. Presbyterian Church in Louisville.
The only surviving founder of PCS, Berniece Nicholson, was awarded the Extra Miler honor by the New Albany Tribune and Evening News.
When she visited the office, Doug Drake pinned her with the Extra Miler lapel pin.
Mike Waiz, President & CEO of the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana presenting PCS with a check for $10,640 for mental health services. This money was made possible due to a Lilly grant.
This is Betty Gabhart, PCS therapist, staffing the PCS educational booth
at the Children's Academy Health Fair in New Albany, Indiana.
Board and staff retreat at Wooded Glen Conference Center.
This is Rick Newlin from First Harrison Bank presenting PCS with a $2,500 check
as a sponsor for the Norman Melhiser Samaritan Award Dinner last year.
A golden gala for Clarksville-based Personal Counseling Service
Almost 300 come to raise money for counseling organization
Clarksville-based Personal Counseling Service marked its 50th birthday with a first Wednesday night — the organization’s inaugural business awards dinner.
One of its founders told the audience of almost 300 supporters the org…
Finalists:
Alice & Richard Schleicher Samaritan Individual Award
• Debbie Bauer
• Kerri Cokeley
• Connie Keith
• Charlie Ridenour
Les & Virginia Albro For-Profit Samaritan Award
• Bennett & Bennett Insurance
• PIP Printing
• Planet Telecom
• Three Springs
Nancy & John Keck Non-Profit Samaritan Award
• New Hope Services
• Leadership Southern In…
What is Our Economic Impact?
In regard to mental health hospitalization; the average stay is 6 days at a rate of $1,200 per day. By consistently serving clients on an outpatient basis, Personal Counseling Service reduces medical expenses for families by providing preventative and on-going mental health care at an overall lower cost to the community.
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