Each year, Social Health Association invites its donors, sponsors and colleagues to enjoy a healthy, warm, delicious meal with Indiana's own Hurst Beans in the comfort of their own homes. If you would like to participate in the 2015 Annual Bean Dinner, contact Katie Schlafer at 317.638.3628 or kschlafer@socialhealth.org.
Please join us to celebrate your part in leading the way for the health of Indiana's kids. Take a walk through our history, share your own memories, and enjoy some time with the friends and colleagues who have provided accurate and engaging health information to more than 1 million children since our founding. At a
The Social Health Association Board of Directors annual Board Retreat will be held on Saturday, May 16. The Board of Directors will team up with Hedges and Associates to develop a strategic plan for the next three years.
Today and tomorrow, 5 SHA educators are participating in a training to help them become even better presenters of the Making A Difference! teen pregnancy prevention program. Thanks to the Indiana State Department of Health for sponsoring this training!
SHA will be presenting our one year update for the IMPACT 100 grant we received in 2014.
This is the Social Health of Association's Board of Directors meeting that happens every other month.
Social Health will be exhibiting at the annual Indiana School Health Network Conference on June 16th & 17th.
Our June all-staff meeting will be lead by Hedges & Associates as a strategic planning session for all staff to give input and engage in to develop a strategic plan for the next three years.
Social Health Association will join Domestic Violence Network in learning about what the community is doing to end domestic violence in Central Indiana.
Check out our Seventy Years of Leading the Way for Kids history exhibit at the Indiana Medical History Museum now through October 31, 2015. Here are some photos from the exhibit.
Mark your calendar! On August 6, 2015, Angela Potter, Doctoral Candidate in History, Purdue University, and former Social Health Association of Indiana intern, will present the history of sex education in Indiana since World War II through a series of film clips.
