Memorial Hospital of South Bend, South Bend IN | Nearby Businesses

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615 N Michigan St
South Bend, IN 46601-1033
(574) 647-1000

Welcome to Memorial Children's Hospital. As the region's only designated children's hospital, we welcome and treat children with a wide variety of medical and surgical diagnoses from more than 20 referral hospitals throughout Southwestern Michigan and Northern Indiana. Our world-class team includes pediatric hospitalists and intensivists, registered nurses, child life specialists, pediatric diabetic educators, pediatric dietitians, social workers, neonatologists, pediatric oncologists, respiratory therapists, clinical nurse specialists, pastoral care, and pediatric specialists in physical therapy, pulmonary medicine and infectious disease. Specialties: • Critical care medicine – intensive care • Developmental-behavioral pediatrics • General pediatrics • Hematology-oncology – blood, cancer • Neonatal-perinatal medicine – newborns Care Delivery Programs • Child life • Developmental pediatrics • Fetal medicine • General pediatrics/wellness • Genetics • Home health care • Medical transport unit • Neonatal intensive care • Pediatric intensive care unit • Prenatal care • Radiology/MRI/CAT • Reconstructive surgery • Rehabilitation/physical therapy • School-based health • Speech therapy Community Outreach Programs • Bicycle safety • Child abuse prevention • Child passenger safety • Culturally specific programs/services • Family resource center • Health education • Injury prevention • Motor vehicle safety • Nutrition and weight management • Parenting classes • Public insurance enrollment programs (Medicaid, SCHIP, Title V) • Shaken baby syndrome prevention • Tobacco and substance use prevention Current Research Focuses • Hematology/oncology – blood, cancer • Neonatal-perinatal medicine – newborns Guidelines: http://bit.ly/BeaconSocial

The 360° Project is a non-profit program designed to address two major issues facing our community—youth violence in our streets and high euthanasia rates in our shelters. We create a solution by pairing at risk youth with neglected and abused dogs, and the results are astounding. We are in need of funds to help expand the program to further serve our community’s youth and canines. The 360° Project (formally Project H.E.A.L.) was started by a police officer, an animal control officer and his wife, a retired educator and a business owner who wanted to offer something different to the community’s at risk youth. By taking what the community deems as “throw away kids” in our Juvenile Detention Center and pairing them with “throw away dogs” from the city’s shelter, we are able to make a connection between the two that goes beyond words. The kids learn life lessons such as empathy, compassion, persistence and patience while the animals learn manners and social skills that make them more appealing to potential adopters. It is truly a win-win for everyone. The 360° Project was even recognized for our extraordinary accomplishments by Mayor Pete Buttigieg in his 2014 State of the City Address.

Projects our club sponsors and supports: * The Dictionary Project - delivering dictionaries to third grade students in the South Bend Community School Corporation. * The Nellie and John Wooden Kiwanis Athletic Awards - providing recognition and scholarships to the South Bend area's top high school athletes. * Circle K of Notre Dame - sponsoring the world's largest college service club * Camperships - making a camp experience possible for deserving and underprivileged children in our community. * Food 4 Kids - packing bags of food for children through the Northern Indiana Food Bank. * The Path to a Cure - raising money for Riley Hospital's important Childhood (Type I) Diabetes research efforts. * The Eliminate Project - raising money and support to assist Kiwanis International in their efforts with UNICEF to rid the world of Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus. * And many more local and Kiwanis International initiatives.

Believing in the dignity of all people, the objective of REAL Services is to assist in establishing a community in which those we serve can maintain their independence to the maximum degree possible and find meaning and satisfaction throughout their lives. REAL Services has the responsibility of planning, developing, implmenting and administering a network of services that are of high standards, are known, available and used by older adults and low-income households in our area, based on their age and/or economic status.

Founded in 1904, the St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Joseph County began as a Catholic lay organization to meet the needs of the poor in our community. More than 100 years later, we are staying true to our mission. Since 1904, we have expanded our programs and now serve more than 70,000 people each year. We provide financial assistance, emergency food, clothing and furniture vouchers, low cost goods through our thrift stores, and educational resources to break the cycle of poverty. We are the only nonprofit organization that provides emergency services by doing into a person’s home. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on donations from those in our community, whether someone donates their time, money, or material goods.

Fire Arts Inc. is located in the East Race region of South Bend, In. Artists can rent studio space and create and show their work. Classes are available in a variety of 3-D media from jewelry through sculpture and pottery and the business of art. The showroom always has work on display and most work is for sale. Visiting and resident artists have done lectures that are open to the community.

Since our beginning, SJC Bridges Out of Poverty has... -- Collaborated with over 14 local partner organizations to help more than 700 people in St Joseph County graduate from "Getting Ahead in a Just Getting By World" -- Provided hundreds of hours of education and training impacting over 3,000 people in both poverty and the middle class; -- Published in "From Vision to Action: Best Practices to Reduce the Impact of Poverty in Communities, Education, Healthcare, and More"; -- Offered support and advice on best practices for different agencies offering Getting Ahead locally and regionally; -- Created signature programs to support graduates and engage the community with requests to serve as national models; -- Involved Getting Ahead graduates in leadership roles in SJC Bridges board, staff and through AmeriCorps; -- Engaged more than 100 allies and leveraged hundreds of volunteer hours; -- Acquired a readership of over 2,500+ with our enewsletter and Getting Ahead graduate newsletter and tip sheet; -- Contributed to other communities around the U.S. applying Bridges tools and principles and served on national planning and dialogue forums;

DTSB is your source for all things downtown! Events, news, promotions, business information, dining, arts, entertainment, and more! Incorporated in January 2002, Downtown South Bend, Inc. (DTSB) is a not-for-profit 501C(6) organization dedicated to the continued growth and prosperity of Downtown South Bend in partnership with the City of South Bend. We offer marketing & events, business recruitment initiatives, support to the existing downtown community, & many street level solutions to keep downtown clean, safe, beautiful & hospitable!

The museum's permanent collection is exhibited in the Carmichael Gallery, and includes a mix of styles and imagery by American artists from the 19th century to present day. The collection includes historical paintings by the Hoosier impressionists as well as works by living Midwestern artists from South Bend and the region. Five other galleries display changing exhibitions: traveling, solo and group exhibitions by professional artists as well as local artist groups and students. The SBMA hosts events on the first Fridays of each month ranging from artist receptions to social events like Meet Me on the Island that intermingle art and live music. Educational opportunities include a full range of instruction designed to meet the needs of all skill sets from youth to adult. Museum Morning and Sculpture Quest introduces area 5th graders to art and resources are made available to area educators. The SBMA maintains an active docent program of volunteers that lead educational tours through the galleries.