The Source Elkhart County

The Source Elkhart County The SOURCE is Elkhart County's System of Care

We are highlighting another exciting event just around the corner! The TBRI® Summit offers a day of trauma-informed educ...
04/09/2026

We are highlighting another exciting event just around the corner! The TBRI® Summit offers a day of trauma-informed education and collaboration to 325+ professionals and caregivers, highlighting practical tools and strategies rooted in Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®). Community leaders, educators, students, therapists and caregivers unite to strengthen their impact with children, youth and families in the community.

This is a great opportunity to connect with individuals who are like-minded in their desire to grow in knowledge and understanding of trauma-informed practices. Come learn practical applications and strategies to incorporate with children, youth and families. Let's collaborate as a community to strengthen trauma-informed programming in our region!

Register online at https://sites.google.com/view/tbrisummit/registration

Radical partnerships in radical times means fruitful interdependence. We don’t want to just survive the lean years; we ...
04/08/2026

Radical partnerships in radical times means fruitful interdependence. We don’t want to just survive the lean years; we want to build a more resilient ecosystem that is greater than the sum of its parts. This summit brings together organizations and leaders who are paving the way with creative partnerships that improve service delivery and result in greater community impact.

This free hybrid event is open to caregivers, community leaders, professionals, and anyone interested in advancing partnerships. Community resource tables will be available throughout the event. We can’t wait to see you!

For more information email info@mhamichiana.org or you can register online at http://bit.ly/MHAM-2026-SPRING-SUMMIT

Join us on March 31 for our next Consortium gathering at Ivy Tech Goshen Community Center!* This month we will focus on ...
03/27/2026

Join us on March 31 for our next Consortium gathering at Ivy Tech Goshen Community Center!

* This month we will focus on housing and will hear from four local experts from different areas of the housing system.
* Anyone who cares about child, youth, and family wellbeing is welcome to attend. No registration required.
* We will have a resource table so please bring any information or flyers you would like to get out to your colleagues.

This series is an excellent opportunity to learn local data trends through the Elkhart County Child Dashboard, get to know our systems and each other’s programs, as well as network and act together.

We hope to see you on Tuesday!

Hi, my name is Jamie and I am a Clinical Consultant and Trainer at the SOURCE. I chose The SOURCE because all families i...
03/25/2026

Hi, my name is Jamie and I am a Clinical Consultant and Trainer at the SOURCE. I chose The SOURCE because all families in Elkhart County, including foster care and adoptive homes, deserve to have healthy systems that support them, meet their needs, and cheer them on as they reach their full potential.

Learn more about Elkhart's system of care by visiting: https://thesourceelkhartcounty.org

Hello, my name is Alison Romero, and I am a Community Resource Developer at the SOURCE. I chose to work at The SOURCE be...
03/23/2026

Hello, my name is Alison Romero, and I am a Community Resource Developer at the SOURCE. I chose to work at The SOURCE because I care about the well-being of my community. Working at The SOURCE gives me the opportunity to support a wide range of individuals and organizations that serve the youth and families of Elkhart County.

Learn more about Elkhart's system of care by visiting: https://thesourceelkhartcounty.org

One week later, we continue to glow as we remember the great feeling of connectedness and learning from Children’s Summi...
03/19/2026

One week later, we continue to glow as we remember the great feeling of connectedness and learning from Children’s Summit. Here are a few highlights:

* We have heard from many, many people the power of the stories shared by Darious Jackson, Christy Matthews, and our incredible youth panel. These real-life stories strike deep and inspire us that children need the adults in their lives to see them and believe in their potential.

* We loved the Julie Radlauer and her reflections on why it’s important to connect with others (you live longer and are happier!). She also dove into the nine elements of social connections which brought a lot of clarity.

* Juvenile Justice Jeopardy was informative and fun and showed us the strong work that court services is doing to connect with youth and prevent their entry into the system.

* Ritch Hochstetler from ULead led us in connection activities that were fun and engaging. We have also heard that participants made significant connections during the activities that will be beneficial to their work going forward.

* Nicole Williams ended our time with energy and conviction.

* And a comment from a youth participant: “I couldn’t believe how much food there was!”

Thank you, Elkhart County, for your support. We can’t wait until next year!

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at Friday's annual Children's Summit. Our hearts were warmed by powerful, vul...
03/16/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at Friday's annual Children's Summit. Our hearts were warmed by powerful, vulnerable stories. We made many new connections with our peers. And we left encouraged and inspired. Here is a quick look at some of the action. We hope to see you all, as well as many new faces, next year!

Hi I am Daniela and I am a Family Peer Support Specialist at The SOURCE. I chose this field because I enjoy helping peop...
03/12/2026

Hi I am Daniela and I am a Family Peer Support Specialist at The SOURCE. I chose this field because I enjoy helping people and making a positive impact. I genuinely enjoy working with people and supporting them, and it gives me satisfaction to know I can make someone’s day easier. I’m motivated by work where I can solve problems, continue learning, and grow professionally.

Learn more about Elkhart's system of care by visiting: https://thesourceelkhartcounty.org

TOMORROW!!
03/12/2026

TOMORROW!!

Hello, my name is Kaylene and I am the Family Peer Support Professional Coordinator at the SOURCE. I chose The SOURCE b...
03/11/2026

Hello, my name is Kaylene and I am the Family Peer Support Professional Coordinator at the SOURCE. I chose The SOURCE because as my children experienced behavioral and mental health challenges, locating appropriate resources and figuring out how to navigate systems was difficult and lonely. I want to support other parents on a similar journey.

Learn more about the Family Peer Support program by contacting Kaylene at kaylene.ediger@oaklawn.org or 574-349-1867.

The Children's Summit is only 2 days away! We are so excited and can't wait to see you there!
03/11/2026

The Children's Summit is only 2 days away! We are so excited and can't wait to see you there!

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A system of care is a coordinated network of community partners, formal and informal, who provide services and supports for youth who have mental health concerns – or are at risk for them – and their families.

The mission of The SOURCE is simply stated: “Bringing hope to children with mental health challenges, one family at a time.”

When asked to talk about their vision for the work, The SOURCE leaders said, “We are here to ‘tighten the holes in the net’ to improve the effectiveness of services through collaboration and coordination to ensure that the children who need care get the services they require.”

An effective system of care is built on collaboration and fills the gaps in services and supports for children with mental health concerns.