University of Evansville Receives $200,000 Grant
EVANSVILLE, Ind. – The University of Evansville has recently been awarded a substantial grant of $200,000 to bolster its Mental Health and Wellness Clinic.
This funding, provided by the Old National Bank Foundation, aims to ensure the ongoing operational support for this vital community facility.
Who Does the Clinic Serve?
The clinic caters to individuals aged five years and older, with a mission to enhance mental health care not only in the Evansville region but also beyond.
Impact of the Grant
Abigail Werling, Vice President for University Advancement, expressed gratitude for the support, stating, “We are deeply thankful to the Old National Bank Foundation for their ongoing support. Through this partnership, the University of Evansville is well-positioned to address the mental health care shortage in our community, reaching thousands of patients in the coming year. Their assistance will have a meaningful impact.”
Why is Mental Health Care Important?
Access to mental health services is crucial for community well-being. With increasing awareness of mental health issues, facilities like the University of Evansville’s clinic play a significant role in providing necessary care.
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