Community Resources

The Pulaski County Adult Learning Center offers a range of free classes from basic education, high school equivalency (HSE, formerly known as the GED) preparation, in addition to basic job entry certifications and online training for careers such as CNA, MedCerts, ParaPro and more.

Dustin's Place provides peer grief support groups for all ages. Kids meet in groups specific to their age range. Adult groups include Spousal Bereavement, Parent of a Child Loss, Substance Use Bereavement, and more. All services are free.

Find free or reduced-cost resources like food, housing, financial assistance, health care, and more.

 List of food pantries within Pulaski County. Some entities may have mobile food pantry opportunities as well.

The mission of the Crisis Center is to help end Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault in Jasper, Newton and Pulaski counties by providing emergency temporary shelter and services to victims and children of domestic violence and/or sexual assault through education, advocacy, and community intervention. Call the Crisis Center at 219-866-8825.

Serving the residents of Pulaski County, the local health department provides vital records, vaccine information, and environmental health guidelines such as food protection and wastewater information.

Local Area 1 Agency on Aging, which provides assistance to low-income, disabled, and elderly households, including PCHS Transportation.

Information for Pulaski County’s Government offices and elected officials.

Pulaski County’s community hospital, providing health care services in Pulaski & Starke Counties.

Each local township is served by a township trustee and advisory board. For information on financial assistance, please contact your local trustee.