Kendrick Foundation

02/14/2026

Today’s all about love and appreciation, but every day is a chance to share a little kindness! Whether it’s checking in on a friend, saying thank you, or lending a helping hand, small acts of care make a big impact in our community. 💕

Let’s keep spreading love, compassion, and connection all year long. 💕

Happy Valentine’s Day. 💕

02/12/2026

Proud to see strong Morgan County representation at Public Health Day at the Statehouse! Grateful to our Morgan County Health Department team for all they do to prevent disease, promote wellbeing, and protect the health of our community. 💙💛

02/11/2026

📢 Morgan County partners, there’s still time to turn great ideas into action through the 2026 local opioid settlement request for proposals.

Funding is available for community-driven projects that support prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery for Morgan County residents.

Learn more and get started at mcbettercommunitiescoalition.org/taskforce/mental-health/ or send questions to mcmentalhealthtaskforce@gmail.com.

02/10/2026

Safer Internet Day reminds us that our time online should support young people’s safety and mental health—not threaten it. It aims to create not just a safer internet, but a better one, where everyone is empowered to use technology responsibly, respectfully, critically, and creatively. As caring adults, we can help by talking openly about what youth are seeing online, setting shared boundaries around screen time, and encouraging digital kindness so they feel safe asking for help when something feels overwhelming.

02/09/2026

Are you organized, dependable, and passionate about supporting community health? The Kendrick Foundation is hiring! 🩵

Go to https://www.charitableadvisors.hiringopps.co/job/nonprofit/admin-support-clerical/20214256/office-administrator to learn about our Office Administrator position and apply TODAY!

02/06/2026

❤️ Go Red for Women’s Heart Health! ❤️

Today, we’re joining the movement to raise awareness about heart disease—the leading cause of death for women in the U.S., and a major threat to women of all ages.

Wear red to show your support for women’s heart health and to honor all those affected by heart disease. Together, we can spread awareness, encourage prevention, and inspire healthier communities. 💪

02/05/2026

I was grateful to join the Executive Director of NAMI Indiana and so many partners at today’s legislative meet & greet to lift up the experiences of Hoosiers living with mental health conditions and those who care for them. We also heard powerful stories from people with lived experience who are turning pain into purpose by speaking out and helping others find hope.
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Thank you to NAMI Indiana for organizing today’s event, for their advocacy for Hoosiers with mental health conditions, and for the education, support, and resources they provide across our state. And thank you to everyone with lived experience who shared their stories today—you remind us that recovery is possible and that we must keep working so people can get help when and where they need it.💚

02/05/2026

February is American Heart Month, and heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S. But did you know women often experience heart attack symptoms differently than men — sometimes with subtle signs that can delay care and impact outcomes?

Join the American Red Cross to learn lifesaving skills and heart health tips during their next Red Talk, “Be Your Heart’s Valentine — Stay Heart Smart and CPR Ready.”

📅 Thursday, February 12
🕰️ 1:00 p.m. (EST)
📍 Virtual
💻 Register here:

February is American Heart Month — a time to raise awareness about heart disease, which is the leading cause of death in the U.S. for women and men. But did you know that heart attack symptoms and outcomes are often different for women and that women are less likely to receive bystander CPR?

02/04/2026

Each year, World Cancer Day reminds us that each one of us has a role to play in reducing the impact of cancer. Together, we can take action, no matter how small in order to make a difference.

🌿 For yourself: Stay proactive about your health. Schedule regular checkups, know your family history, and keep up with recommended screenings. Healthy habits like balanced nutrition, physical activity, and not using to***co can help lower risk.

💪 For your community: Offer support to those facing cancer. Volunteer with local organizations, share accurate information about prevention and early detection, and advocate for accessible care and resources for all.

Let’s work together to close the care gap and build a healthier, more compassionate Morgan County.

02/03/2026

Are you organized, dependable, and passionate about supporting community health? The Kendrick Foundation is hiring! 🩵

Go to https://www.charitableadvisors.hiringopps.co/job/nonprofit/admin-support-clerical/20214256/office-administrator to learn about our Office Administrator position and apply by Monday, February 9th.

02/02/2026

📢 Community partners in Morgan County play a vital role in preventing overdose, expanding treatment, and supporting long-term recovery.

Through the 2026 local opioid settlement request for proposals, funding is available for collaborative, community-driven projects that reduce harm and save lives.

Learn more and apply at mcbettercommunitiescoalition.org/taskforce/mental-health/ or email mcmentalhealthtaskforce@gmail.com with questions.

01/27/2026

Indiana has secured more than $1 billion in opioid settlements over an 18-year period?

The Morgan County Mental Health Task Force, on behalf of the Commissioners and Mooresville Town Council, issuing a request for proposals to support prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery.

Learn more at mcbettercommunitiescoalition.org/taskforce/mental-health/