Carroll County Lifeline Connection

04/24/2026

The words we choose in a hard moment can either open a child up or shut them down entirely.

Safety isn't just physical — it's felt in the language we use when a student is struggling.

Phrases like these signal something critical to a dysregulated child: you are not in trouble for feeling this way, and I am not going anywhere.

That kind of verbal safety is what makes it possible for a child to move from overwhelm to openness, and for real support to happen.

04/18/2026

Here from 1-4pm! Come see us…

The hearts here will warm you up!

Lifeline Connection Resources and LOTS of cool free stuff💙

04/16/2026

Please be aware!

04/16/2026

Did you know? 💙

Lifeline isn’t just addiction + prevention services. We offer groups for all of life’s challenges—grief, depression, parenting education, and more. Transportation an issue, ask us about our virtual options.

You don’t have to walk through it alone. Get connected with us. We provide safe spaces to build lasting connections..

📞 Call: 765-822-0660| 📧 Message us | 📍 Delphi, IN

04/11/2026

Mental health care isn’t one grand gesture — it’s a collection of small, intentional choices made consistently over time.

The way you talk to yourself when things go wrong.
The fears you allow yourself to sit with instead of push down.
The quiet decision to stop measuring your life against someone else’s.

For those who spend their days caring for others, these practices aren’t extras — they’re the foundation that makes the work sustainable.

Start small. Start somewhere. Your mental health deserves the same attention you give everyone else’s.

04/05/2026

Come see us on the 18th!!

04/04/2026

🌟 Recovery is possible with Lifeline Connection! 🌟

Our faith-based programs offer support and guidance for individuals struggling with substance use and mental health issues. From recovery groups to mental health coaching, parenting education, and youth services, we're here to help.

Learn more about our programs and how you can get involved on our website cclifeline.org 🫶🏼

04/01/2026

04/01/2026

Not every student will raise their hand or knock on your door. Some will test you, ignore you, or make themselves easy to overlook. But research consistently tells us that a single caring, consistent adult relationship at school is one of the most powerful protective factors a child can have.

You don't have to fix everything. You just have to show up — with a genuine smile, a remembered detail, a moment of real attention. For a child who may not have much of that outside your walls, it can be everything.

03/30/2026

02/23/2026

PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT: Fentanyl-Laced Tablets Shaped as Cartoon Characters

The Huntington Police Department would like to alert the community that yesterday, the Huntington Violent Crime Drug Task Force seized more than 900 multi-colored tablets pressed into the shape of a popular cartoon character. The tablets were molded to resemble an emblem from the "Transformers" series. They were brightly colored and approximately the size of a child’s vitamin, increasing the likelihood that they could be mistaken for candy.

Preliminary field testing conducted by investigators indicates the tablets tested positive for M**A (commonly known as “ecstasy” or “molly”) as well as fentanyl, a highly potent and potentially lethal synthetic opioid that has been linked to hundreds of thousands of overdose deaths nationwide.

While M**A itself presents significant health risks, the presence of fentanyl dramatically increases the likelihood of overdose and death. These tablets are commonly distributed and sold as ecstasy in street-level transactions and in club environments. With the addition of fentanyl, even a single tablet may prove fatal.

The Huntington Police Department strongly urges parents and guardians to speak with their children and teenagers about the serious dangers of consuming unknown substances. These tablets are intentionally designed to appeal to younger individuals, and their candy-like appearance poses a particular risk to small children who may unknowingly ingest them.

We strongly urge anyone with information regarding the distribution of illegal substances, drug activity, or other criminal behavior to contact us:

Emergencies / Crimes in Progress: Call 911
​Non-Emergencies (CC911): 304-526-8585
Anonymous Tip Line: 304-696-4444

*A photograph of several of the seized tablets is attached for public awareness and identification purposes."

02/04/2026

Our evidence based programming works! This is just one of our amazing statistics from programming last school year! We are looking forward to sharing more of these with you.