Welcome to 85 HOPE!
85 HOPE is a free medical clinic inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ
to provide primary health care to uninsured and under-insured
low-income residents of Wabash County.
"Love one another..." John 13:34
85 HOPE is a free medical clinic inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ
to provide primary health care to uninsured and under-insured
low-income residents of Wabash County.
"Love one another..." John 13:34
2019 Annual Scheduled Closings: Due to weather conditions and upcoming ice
**Closings due to weather will be posted on
our website and Facebook page. Every
effort will be made to notify affected clients.**
Attention Wabash County Ladies! 85 HOPE will be hosting two Annual Pap Parties in January 2019!
- April 1-5 (Spring Break) ice and fog tonight, 85 HOPE Medical Clinic will be CLOSED today, January 17, 2019. Thank you!
- July 15-19 (Summer Break)
- November 28 (Thanksgiving)
- December 23-27 (Christmas Break)
**Closings due to weather will be posted on
our website and Facebook page. Every
effort will be made to notify affected clients.**
Attention Wabash County Ladies! 85 HOPE will be hosting two Annual Pap Parties in January 2019!
- Wabash: Tuesday, January 22, 6-8 pm at the Parkview Wabash Hospital Medical Office Building, 8 John Kissinger Dr., Wabash
- North Manchester: Tuesday, January 29, 6-8 pm at Manchester PPG Clinic, 1104 N. Wayne St., North Manchester.
- Dr. Rose Wenrich and other providers will be available to perform FREE Pap smears and pelvic exams for any woman ages 21-64 in Wabash County.
- No income restrictions. No requirements. NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! Just come! All are welcome!
- Women age 40 and over who attend one of these parties will receive an order for a FREE mammogram!
- Cookies and punch will be served!
On Jan 23-24, the state of Indiana will be doing their annual count for homelessness called Point in Time.The purpose of this event is to assess the level of homelessness in each county in Indiana and the results affect available state funding to address homelessness in each county. Wabash does have a homelessness problem and we are in desperate need of a homeless/emergency shelter. Doing this count accurately could help us in securing funds to start such an important operation.
For the purpose of this count, "homelessness" will be defined by HUD regulations.
Who is included in the count?
1. An unsheltered person/family residing in a place not meant for human habitation:
*Cars
*Sidewalks
*Abandoned buildings
*Streets
*Parks
*Overpasses/bridges
*Doorways, etc.
2. A sheltered person/family residing in:
*Temporary emergency weather shelters and domestic violence shelters
*Transitional housing ( designated for persons who are homeless and originally came from the streets or emergency shelters)
*Residential programs for runaway/homeless youth (not foster care or government funded youth programs)
*Hotel, motel arrangements paid by a public or private agency because the person or family is homeless
Who is NOT included in the count? Persons who are:
*Precariously housed- on the edge of becoming homeless or persons who are temporarily residing with family or friends. (Ex. persons “doubled up” or “couch surfing”)
*Formerly homeless and are currently living in permanent housing units (such as Section 8, Shelter Plus Care, PSH, RRH, HUD-VASH)
*Children or youth, who because of their own or a parent’s homelessness or abandonment now reside temporarily in hospitals, residential treatment facilities, emergency foster care, or detention facilities
*Residing in institutions (Ex. jails, juvenile correction facilities, foster care, hospital, detox centers)
*In any location not listed on CoC’s Housing Inventory Count (HIC). (Ex. people staying in projects with beds/units not dedicated for persons who are homeless)
Since 85 HOPE has open clinic hours on Jan 24, we have offered to be a site where those who are homeless may come to be counted from 1-8 pm. There will be trained volunteers to complete the counting process. The process for the people who attend includes completing a paper survey with the assistance of the volunteers. Attendees will also receive a gift bag and given connection to additional housing and other resources.
Please spread the word and share this event! Contact 85 HOPE at 260-274-0011 if a person you know is homeless and needs assistance with being counted and with housing.
For the purpose of this count, "homelessness" will be defined by HUD regulations.
Who is included in the count?
1. An unsheltered person/family residing in a place not meant for human habitation:
*Cars
*Sidewalks
*Abandoned buildings
*Streets
*Parks
*Overpasses/bridges
*Doorways, etc.
2. A sheltered person/family residing in:
*Temporary emergency weather shelters and domestic violence shelters
*Transitional housing ( designated for persons who are homeless and originally came from the streets or emergency shelters)
*Residential programs for runaway/homeless youth (not foster care or government funded youth programs)
*Hotel, motel arrangements paid by a public or private agency because the person or family is homeless
Who is NOT included in the count? Persons who are:
*Precariously housed- on the edge of becoming homeless or persons who are temporarily residing with family or friends. (Ex. persons “doubled up” or “couch surfing”)
*Formerly homeless and are currently living in permanent housing units (such as Section 8, Shelter Plus Care, PSH, RRH, HUD-VASH)
*Children or youth, who because of their own or a parent’s homelessness or abandonment now reside temporarily in hospitals, residential treatment facilities, emergency foster care, or detention facilities
*Residing in institutions (Ex. jails, juvenile correction facilities, foster care, hospital, detox centers)
*In any location not listed on CoC’s Housing Inventory Count (HIC). (Ex. people staying in projects with beds/units not dedicated for persons who are homeless)
Since 85 HOPE has open clinic hours on Jan 24, we have offered to be a site where those who are homeless may come to be counted from 1-8 pm. There will be trained volunteers to complete the counting process. The process for the people who attend includes completing a paper survey with the assistance of the volunteers. Attendees will also receive a gift bag and given connection to additional housing and other resources.
Please spread the word and share this event! Contact 85 HOPE at 260-274-0011 if a person you know is homeless and needs assistance with being counted and with housing.
Thank you to Wade Weaver and the Wabash
Elks Lodge for their gift of $800 to 85 HOPE!
We appreciate their support so much!
Elks Lodge for their gift of $800 to 85 HOPE!
We appreciate their support so much!
Coming Soon!
New 85 HOPE clinic site opening in North Manchester in 2019!
WE ACCEPT PATIENTS WHO ARE UNINSURED AND UNDER-INSURED (high deductibles/premiums/co-pays or minimal coverage). PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE AT 260-274-0011 TO LEARN ABOUT ELIGIBILITY.
New 85 HOPE clinic site opening in North Manchester in 2019!
WE ACCEPT PATIENTS WHO ARE UNINSURED AND UNDER-INSURED (high deductibles/premiums/co-pays or minimal coverage). PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE AT 260-274-0011 TO LEARN ABOUT ELIGIBILITY.
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Clinic HoursWabash:
Thursdays 5-8 PM By appointment only North Manchester: |
Office HoursWabash:
Tuesdays and Thursdays 1-5 PM Prescription pickup, applications, intakes, walk-ins North Manchester: |
Contact Us (Wabash)
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85 HOPE
P.O. Box 27 Wabash, IN 46992 |
Phone:
260-274-0011 |
Fax:
260-274-0033 |
Email:
director@85hope.org |
Contact Us (North Manchester)
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85 HOPE Medical Clinic in Wabash is located at Wabash Friends Church, 3563 South State Road 13 Wabash, Indiana, 46992.
Enter the building from the South Entrance (Door 9) and follow the signs.
85 HOPE Medical Clinic in North Manchester is located at
Enter the building from the South Entrance (Door 9) and follow the signs.
85 HOPE Medical Clinic in North Manchester is located at