First Church Leads Center in Parade

The First Church of Christ in Highland registered and created a float for the July 3rd Highland Twilight Parade supporting the Crisis Center.

Members, lead by Jana Szostek, along with Gavin Mariano and members of the center's YAR program marched in the parade.

Extra special thanks to First Church of Christ in Highland, Indiana

This Week's Snapshot:

Dale Pupilo (center), whose call to action was the impetus for the Crisis Center in 1971, stands with current administrators during a recent visit.

Dale currently works in our Nation's capital.

Now Hiring

The Crisis Center continues to have job openings for two of our programs:

- Counseling Services

- Alternative House

You can find all the positions, general requirements, and the link to E-mail your resume by clicking here

The Crisis Center, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.

Join the team of our highly motivated, and hard-working staff

Crisis Center Now on Twitter

The Crisis Center has added Twitter to its list of pages on social-networking sites.

Click here to follow Crisis Center on Twitter

Watch for "tweets" from us!

Make A Donation

The Crisis Center is a 501 (C) 3 organization, and all donations are 100% tax-deductible.

Since 1971, our center has continued to assist families in crisis, and help prevent crises, in large-part because of the generosity of our volunteers and donors

Click here to make a safe & secure credit card donation online.

Former Resident Shares Story

Former Alternative House resident (1989), LaShawn Fontanez-Braddy, shares a candid moment with current residents during a visit in July.

Fontanez-Braddy visited and spoke to the youth about her past experiences turned success stories, as well as her publication, "What Really Happened To Me..."

Click here for more about the book!