The Harold W. McMillen Center for Health Education serves more than 60,000 children and adults from 32 Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan counties each year. Professional health educators teach all programs. The Center is open weekdays during the school year with the exception of some national holidays, and during limited hours in the summer. Most programs are taught at the Center. Some, however, are taught as outreach, where our health educators travel to area shcools.
Costs vary by program, but all program fees are nominal and supplemented by the community at large.
The volunteer board of directors raises money annually to minimize fees charged. Teachers, parents and bus drivers are guests of the Center. Classes may be adjusted to meet the educational needs of your school or organization. Contact the Center to learn more about availability of specialized curriculum. The Center collaborates with the Limberlost Girl Scout Council, the Wildcat Baseball League, and parochial schools on customized programs.