The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Supplemental Food Program in Princeton, IN, is dedicated to fostering healthy nutrition habits among low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old. Our mission is to empower families by providing essential nutrition education, supplemental foods, breastfeeding support, and referrals to health care services. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, WIC remains committed to serving our community with modified services to ensure the safety of both clients and staff. Families interested in assistance can contact their local WIC clinic to learn more about available services and begin their applications online for a seamless support experience.

The Nutrition Education Program, offered by Purdue University in Princeton, IN, is dedicated to empowering individuals and families to enhance their nutritional knowledge and practices. With a focus on direct nutrition education, we strive to fill the gap in resources, especially in surrounding areas like Dubois County. Our passionate Community Wellness Coordinators work diligently to promote positive changes in food systems and environments, ensuring that healthy choices are accessible and achievable for everyone. We invite those interested in improving their nutrition to engage with our program, as we are committed to fostering healthier communities through education and support.

At SimpliFed in Princeton, IN, we are dedicated to providing free and accessible baby feeding education for new and expectant parents. Our comprehensive classes cover everything from preparing for feeding during pregnancy to lactation support, postpartum baby feeding techniques, pumping essentials, and partner involvement. We are committed to ensuring that all parents receive the necessary resources to successfully navigate their feeding journey, and our services, which include lactation, breast pumping, and formula feeding support, are typically covered by most insurance plans at no cost. For those who may not have coverage, we proudly offer complimentary educational resources to guide you through feeding your baby. Join us for our classes and feel empowered in your feeding choices with the support you need to thrive as a parent.

At Five Loaves & Two Fish Healthy Teaching Kitchen in Princeton, IN, we are dedicated to enhancing health and wellness through affordable cooking classes that promote nutritious living. Our warm and welcoming environment encourages participants to engage, learn, and exchange culinary ideas while gaining crucial knowledge about health and nutrition. We offer both individual and group guided cooking sessions, focusing on chronic disease management and prevention education. Whether you choose to join us virtually from anywhere in the nation or attend our in-person classes in Central Florida, our goal is to empower you with the skills to make healthy choices and enjoy cooking.

At the Healthy Lifestyle Program in Princeton, IN, we’re dedicated to empowering individuals to take charge of their health through tangible lifestyle changes that can significantly reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. As a proud participant of the National Diabetes Prevention Program, our year-long initiative, guided by the CDC, offers a supportive environment where you can transform your lifestyle. Participants engage in weekly sessions for the first six months, transitioning to once or twice monthly meetings in the latter half of the program. Our comprehensive services include a CDC-approved curriculum, personalized tools for weight loss and increased physical activity, stress management techniques, and the guidance of a trained lifestyle coach. You’ll also benefit from the camaraderie of fellow participants who share your health goals, enhancing accountability and encouragement throughout your journey.

The Eating Smart and Moving More Program in Princeton, IN, is dedicated to empowering community members with essential nutrition education and practical skills for healthy living. Through our engaging hands-on lessons, participants learn valuable techniques in meal planning, grocery shopping, and cooking that promote healthier eating habits. We invite everyone to join us in fostering a supportive environment where individuals can enhance their knowledge and confidently make informed food choices. Registration for our informative sessions is available online, ensuring that everyone has access to resources that make healthy living achievable and enjoyable.

At Franciscan Health in Princeton, IN, we are dedicated to supporting expectant parents through our comprehensive perinatal education classes. Our offerings include Virtual Childbirth 101, Virtual Breastfeeding 101, Virtual Baby Care 101, and both virtual and in-person Infant CPR. To ensure a smooth experience, we encourage parents to register by 24 weeks into their pregnancy, allowing all classes to commence by 28 weeks and conclude by 36 weeks. Our online registration is streamlined for convenience, and a Franciscan Health representative will reach out to confirm selections and discuss payment options. We understand that financial challenges may arise, which is why we provide financial assistance—just ask when you register. Join us to empower your parenting journey with the knowledge and skills you need to welcome your new arrival.

Harm Reduction Community Outreach in Princeton, IN, is dedicated to providing crucial advocacy and legal support for individuals facing challenges related to solicitation and sex work charges. Our mission is to empower those who have been released or are facing incarceration by offering comprehensive services that include writing letters to probation officers, preparing supportive documentation for pre-sentencing reports, and facilitating re-entry into the community. We are also committed to assisting individuals with record expungement and connecting them with reputable legal counsel. Through our compassionate and practical approach, we strive to foster resilience and promote a fair legal process for all.

Community Living Services, located in Princeton, IN, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals through a wide range of in-home and community-based activities. Our supportive programs focus on essential services such as assistance with activities of daily living, budgeting and money management, meal preparation, personal care, as well as health, wellness, and safety training. We also prioritize transportation and community access to ensure our clients can engage fully with their communities. Funded through Indiana's Home and Community-Based Services Waivers, we strive to promote independence and dignity for all individuals we serve.

Pregnancy Educators in Princeton, IN, is dedicated to supporting women during the remarkable journey of pregnancy. We understand that this joyful and transformative time can also come with many questions and uncertainties. Our mission is to empower expectant mothers by providing vital education, instant answers to inquiries, and access to a wealth of resources. As a life-affirming center, we are committed to offering compassionate guidance and information that fosters informed choices and promotes healthy pregnancies. Whether you are seeking educational materials or need support navigating this exciting chapter, we are here to help every step of the way.

The Living with Type 2 Diabetes Program in Princeton, IN, is dedicated to supporting those recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes through a comprehensive and free 12-month educational journey. Offered in both English and Spanish, this program equips participants with essential knowledge for managing their condition effectively. Each participant receives six informative e-booklets tailored to their needs, along with a monthly e-newsletter filled with seasonal tips, resources, and information about local community events. By submitting their phone number, enrolees can also join our engaging 'Ask the Experts' Q&A series, where they can connect with certified diabetes professionals to address their questions, explore the critical link between diabetes and heart health, and enjoy giveaways designed to enhance their diabetes management experience. We are committed to fostering a supportive environment that empowers individuals to thrive with diabetes.

At the Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (PWSA) in Princeton, IN, we are dedicated to empowering individuals diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome and offering unwavering support to their families and caregivers. Our Family Support team is here to provide clear and accurate resources right at the moment of diagnosis, guiding families through a journey that can be both challenging and complex. We offer a range of essential services, including information and support, parent mentoring, nutritional education and meal planning, behavior management assistance, and help navigating the application and appeal processes for Medicaid, insurance coverage, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). We invite families to connect with our local PWSA chapter using our online locator or reach out via email to join one of our Facebook Support Groups for ongoing community engagement.

The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Princeton, IN, is dedicated to cultivating a fair and sustainable food system through education and empowerment. Our program sponsors and trains passionate individuals to become advocates and educators who champion food justice in their communities. Through a comprehensive, six-month experiential residency at the Allegheny Farm, Fellows receive hands-on education in organic farming, food production, and ecological principles. They collaborate with local partners to grow diverse crops, manage community gardens, and implement innovative health education programs. Following their residency, Fellows engage in a Community Action Year, applying their skills with regional non-profits to improve access to healthy food and support local food initiatives. We proudly remove barriers to participation by offering a tuition-free program, making our Fellowship accessible to all who seek to make a difference in the food systems of their communities. Applications are accepted until March each year, with the program running from May to October.