System of Care

System of Care Creating Systems of HOPE through Community Partnerships and Collaborations.

09/04/2026

How do we measure progress?

Sometimes we look for the big result—the breakthrough, the win, the finished product—and overlook the small things happening along the way.

In Episode 5 of The Mindset Huddle, Chris talks about the value of showing up day after day and focusing on the fundamentals. Fifteen minutes of consistent work may not feel like much in the moment, but over time, those small efforts can lead to significant improvement.

He connects that idea to the picture of planting and tending a field. The seed matters. But so does the soil. So does the preparation. So does the season.

Growth isn’t always about doing something bigger. Sometimes it’s about doing the small things consistently and creating the conditions for something bigger to grow.

🌱 Keep tending the field.

🎧 Hear the full conversation in the latest episode: “Why Not Us? — Breaking the Limiting Beliefs That Hold Us Back.”

Listen to the full episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7zkSx1EFboYJDyIpwsGE8L?si=b076d9adaa1144ef

More moments from The Golden Thread of Hope Part II event. 📸We’re sharing a few more photos from an afternoon of convers...
09/04/2026

More moments from The Golden Thread of Hope Part II event. 📸

We’re sharing a few more photos from an afternoon of conversation, connection and collaboration around the intersection of behavioral health and the law in Southern Indiana.

Thank you again to everyone who joined us and continues to be part of the work to strengthen our community’s response to behavioral health and justice needs.

Photo credit: Jessica Campbell Photography

System of Care Community Meeting — TOMORROW!Join us Friday, September 4, as community partners come together to connect,...
09/03/2026

System of Care Community Meeting — TOMORROW!

Join us Friday, September 4, as community partners come together to connect, share updates, ideas and keep building a stronger network of support for children, youth, families, and our community.

Your voice and collaboration matter. 💙

It's National Recovery Month. 🕊️Research continues to show that meaningful human connection can strengthen hope and supp...
09/02/2026

It's National Recovery Month. 🕊️

Research continues to show that meaningful human connection can strengthen hope and support long-term recovery. Sometimes, one conversation, one encouraging person, or one open door can make a difference.

During National Recovery Month, we celebrate the people walking their recovery journeys and the families, providers, peers, faith communities, employers, and organizations who help make recovery possible.

At Clark & Floyd System of Care, we believe strong communities are built when people have access to support before a crisis—and when no one has to navigate the journey alone. Through prevention, care coordination, system navigation, and community collaboration, we work to help individuals and families find pathways toward stability, healing, and long-term success.

Recovery is possible. Connection matters. And together, we can help build communities where recovery can thrive.

September is Su***de Prevention Month. 💙Sometimes, “Hey, you good?” can mean more than you know.A simple question can op...
09/01/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month. 💙

Sometimes, “Hey, you good?” can mean more than you know.

A simple question can open the door to a conversation someone may have been afraid to start. You don’t need the perfect words. You just need to notice, ask, and be willing to listen.

Start the conversation. Be the difference.

This month—and every month—let’s make space for honest conversations, connection and hope. You never know how much a simple check-in might mean to someone.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 to connect with the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

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Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. 💜Overdose can affect any community, and prevention starts with awareness,...
08/31/2026

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. 💜

Overdose can affect any community, and prevention starts with awareness, compassion, connection, and access to support.

We can help reduce stigma, recognize when someone may be struggling, encourage people to seek help, and make sure no one has to navigate recovery alone.

Today, we remember those we have lost, stand with those who are struggling, and support the families and communities affected by substance use.

There is always hope. Prevention is possible.💜

We’re giving a shoutout to Nora, who spent her summer interning with Clark & Floyd System of Care! 💙As a social work stu...
08/28/2026

We’re giving a shoutout to Nora, who spent her summer interning with Clark & Floyd System of Care! 💙

As a social work student at Freed-Hardeman University, Nora had the opportunity to shadow our case workers, learn more about supporting individuals and families, and assist with treatment and resource needs.

Her passion for advocating for vulnerable individuals and helping others succeed was evident throughout her time with us. She also brings a strong desire to serve others and share the light of Christ through her work.

Thank you, Nora, for the time, compassion, and fresh perspective you brought to our team this summer! We’re excited to see where your passion for social work takes you and the difference you’ll make along the way.

Today, August 26th, we recognize Women’s Equality Day — a day to reflect on the progress women have made and the work th...
08/26/2026

Today, August 26th, we recognize Women’s Equality Day — a day to reflect on the progress women have made and the work that still matters.

We’re grateful for the women who continue to make a difference right here in Southern Indiana — and for the many women who have helped pave the way for those coming behind them.

Today, we celebrate their voices, their leadership, and the difference they continue to make!

The school season has started and we're looking for several volunteers to serve for the Midday Mentors Program.We're ask...
08/24/2026

The school season has started and we're looking for several volunteers to serve for the Midday Mentors Program.

We're asking caring adults—college students, professionals, and community members—to commit to spending one lunch period a week connecting with a middle school student at River Valley Middle School during the school year.

With 180 school days and mentorship opportunities five days a week, volunteers can commit to a schedule that works for them.

Just one student. One lunch. One life changed. 💫

Sign up via the QR code or link below and we look forward to having you be part of this initiative!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgecA62Fw1Lam_ZRvZoQPCkAM6fpVbpOXo4wKmvF6ntCcfEw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=115110782627235435907

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