1. Indiana Family Health Council, Inc. For many years, family planning has primarily focused on women's health. Xfunded male involvement programs have been established within indiana at Health Hospital Title X family Planning http://www.ifhc.org/std/maleinvolvement.htm

For many years, family planning has primarily focused on women's health. However as part of the Healthy People 2010 objectives, male involvement in family planning has been emphasized through community outreach, educational opportunities and additional clinical services for men. These two programs have implemented the "Wise Guys Male Responsibility Curriculum" into efforts to educate adolescent males between the ages of 10 and 19 about such topics as sexual responsibility, family values, decision-making, reproductive anatomy and sexually transmitted diseases. These programs focus on each topic throughout an eight- to 10-week period. The program participants enjoy the group discussions, role-playing and projects on each weekly topic. Most importantly, the program participants enjoy the interaction and group dynamics. These male involvement programs have played an important role in expanding the scope of family planning by educating adolescent males in various churches, community centers, juvenile detention centers and schools in Terre Haute and Indianapolis.

2. Indiana Academy Of Family Physicians Job Opportunities in family Practice. WHAT'S HAPPENING AT THE IAFP!! Donate! * programs * Leadership * Thank You! indiana Academy of family Physicians. 55 Monument Circle Suite 400 http://www.in-afp.org/

Home About Us News and Publications Membership Practice Management ... Job Opportunities in Family Practice WHAT'S HAPPENING AT THE IAFP!! July 21-25, 2004 French Lick Springs Resort French Lick, Indiana Click here for more information about this meeting or to REGISTER online Practice Management Insurance Complaint Form News! HIPAA Medicare Bulletin ... Medicare Screening Services Overview State Advocacy Legislative Update Guide to Indiana Law Legislative Action Center Access Indiana Web site Membership Restructuring of the Districts IAFP Membership Residency Programs Fellowship Directory for Family Physicians ... Family Practice Management About Us AAFP's Plan for Healthcare Coverage for All About IAFP About Family Practice Staff ... Policy Guide IAFP Foundation Mission Donate! Programs Leadership ... Thank You! Indiana Academy of Family Physicians 55 Monument Circle Suite 400 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Telephone: 317.237.4237 (IAFP); In State toll-free: 888.422.4237 Fax: 317.237.4006; E-Mail: iafp@in-afp.org

3. Peacetree Family Camp A Christian Camping Experience Nondenominational Christian camp in indiana offers day and summer programs and church retreats. Contains press releases, news, programs, photos, dates, prices, and registration form. http://www.bloomington.in.us/~peacetre/

Peacetree Family Camp A Christian Family Camp Located 7 Miles North of Bloomington at 7541 N. Fox Hollow Rd just off Old SR 37 (Sipes Rd). Peacetree Family Camp Inc. is non-denominational and has non-profit public charity status with the federal government. News Bulletin Peacetree Family Camp has the opportunity to purchase the grounds we heve been leasing. We are currently conducting a drive to raise funds. If you wish to help us, you may do so either by credit card or check by clicking this button. Our current website will be undated shortly. Thank you for visiting. Current News / Press Release Day camp Press Release Email Contact ... About Peacetree Family Camp Inc. Summer Day Camp For Kids Grades 1-7 Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Come for a week or for all summer! July 9 - 13 July 16 - 20 July 23 - 27 July 30 - Aug. 3 Cost: $60 per child per week There are lots of exciting things to do at Day Camp! Water games Recreation and Sports Morning and afternoon activities including Crafts, Bible Stories, plus Nature Hikes Basketball, Volleyball, Frisbee Golf and Other Gym Activities

4. FSSA - Hoosier Healthwise accessindiana. Agency ListingPoliciesContact WebmasterHelp. Hoosier Healthwise. Hoosier Healthwise is a health insurance program for indiana children, pregnant women, and lowincome families. prescriptions, dental care, vision care, family planning services, and mental health IHCP (indiana Health Coverage programs) - includes information about indiana's Medicaid program http://www.state.in.us/fssa/hoosier_healthwise

@import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation accessIndiana Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); Hoosier Healthwise Hoosier Healthwise is a health insurance program for Indiana children, pregnant women, and low-income families. Health care is provided at little or no cost to Indiana families enrolled in the program. The enrolled member chooses a doctor to get regular checkups and health care for illnesses. Other health needs such as prescriptions, dental care, vision care, family planning services, and mental health services are also available as part of the Hoosier Healthwise program. Call to get information about the Hoosier Healthwise program or choose one of the items below. Priority on Well-Child Checkups Hoosier Healthwise: Report Card Member Information Resource Provider Information Resource What is Hoosier Healthwise?

5. INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE support other programs and services throughout the state. In August 1992, the Children’s Special Health Care Services Helpline merged with the indiana family http://www.in.gov/isdh/programs/mch/ifh.htm

@import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation accessIndiana Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); About the Agency Bioterrorism Health Professionals Regulatory Services ... Contact Us INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE 1-800-433-0746 Voice 1-866-275-1274 TTY / TDD On May 2, 1988, the Indiana State Department of Health, Maternal and Child Health Services, launched a statewide comprehensive Indiana Family Helpline. The 1-800-433-0746 statewide Helpline was designed to assist in promoting Maternal and Child Health Services, WIC Services and support other programs and services throughout the state. In August 1992, the Children’s Special Health Care Services Helpline merged with the Indiana Family Helpline to improve services to all Indiana families of childbearing age. During fiscal year 2002, the Indiana Family Helpline responded to 17,533 calls; 1,055 advocacy calls resulting in 21,887 referrals. Communication Specialists provide information, referrals, consumer education, advocacy and follow-up to individual callers on a variety of topics including obtaining early prenatal and child health care; accessing Medicaid and WIC providers; locating emergency housing, food pantries, utility assistance; and getting callers in contact with literacy, vocational and GED programs. The Family Helpline staff may become advocates for those callers who require this assistance. This advocacy sometimes takes the form of a conference call between the client, provider, and an Indiana Family Helpline Communication Specialist, especially for high-risk clients in areas of limited resources.

6. Lafayette Family YMCA Chapter serving the Greater Lafayette, indiana area. Describes childcare and camps, fitness programs and sports clinics, membership benefits, and other activities. http://www.lafayettefamilyymca.org/

1950 S. 18th Street Lafayette, IN 47905 Click here to email us Monday-Friday 5:00 AM-10:00 PM Saturday 7:00 AM-8:00 PM Sunday 1:00 PM-5:00 PM Download the current program guide! Spring 2004 Pool Schedule Spring 2004 Gym Schedule Spring 2004 Aerobics Schedule Many pages on this site require Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is available for free on their web site Scholarships For Youth Update: Our campaign is falling short of its goal! 100% of the money we are raising goes towards financial assistance for children who might not otherwise be able to participate in our YMCA. Please consider contacting any Staff or Board member about making a pledge today. Thank you!

7. CES Youth And Family Programs Participant Mailing Address Name EFY program indiana University My family and I welcome you with open arms that is essential for the indiana Bloomington Session http://ce.byu.edu/yp/programs/efy/sessioninfo.cfm?Location=8

8. CES Youth And Family Programs Announcements. EFY Registration is here! The time has finally come! Beginning on January 28 at 800 a.m. MT you can begin registering for EFY. EmploymentFinancial Aidprograms. BYU Continuing EducationBYUIdaho Youth programs in the following areas indiana, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Ohio http://ce.byu.edu/yp

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY SEARCH Announcements EFY Registration is here! The time has finally come! Beginning on January 28 at 8:00 a.m. MT you can begin registering for EFY. Those of you who applied during our application process will be able to see your status as of Jan 20 at 5 p.m. MT. (Click here to read about our registration policies) Please use the button you see on the right-hand side of this page and the EFY pages to begin your registration. MORE... SEARCH FEEDBACK MAIN MENU ... Learn More Announcements Counselor Information EFY Counselor training materials will be ready for distribution May 10, 2004. Please log in now to the counselor home page at the efy.byu.edu website to request your training materials. Your training materials consist of the EFY counselor manual in print , Logistics Training DVD, and Teaching the Gospel CD-ROM. After you have requested your training materials, you will be able to download and begin reviewing the on-line version of the EFY counselor manual as you wait to receive your training materials. If you have not completed your paperwork, please take the time and do so A.S.A.P. After you finish your paperwork and turn/send it into the EFY office you will then receive your schedule. More Counselor Openings More EFY with ASL accommodations The EFY session with ASL accommodations for the deaf and hard of hearing youth will be BYU 10, July 26-31. Those deaf and hard of hearing youth who would like to attend this session can register beginning January 28, by clicking here and filling out the registration information. That information must then be mailed to the EFY office. Scholarships are also available for application under the Financial Aid link in the Program Information page.

9. INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE indiana family Helpline programs and services throughout the state. In August 1992, the Childrens Special Health Care Services Helpline merged with the indiana family http://www.state.in.us/isdh/programs/mch/ifh.htm

@import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation accessIndiana Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); About the Agency Bioterrorism Health Professionals Regulatory Services ... Contact Us INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE 1-800-433-0746 Voice 1-866-275-1274 TTY / TDD On May 2, 1988, the Indiana State Department of Health, Maternal and Child Health Services, launched a statewide comprehensive Indiana Family Helpline. The 1-800-433-0746 statewide Helpline was designed to assist in promoting Maternal and Child Health Services, WIC Services and support other programs and services throughout the state. In August 1992, the Children’s Special Health Care Services Helpline merged with the Indiana Family Helpline to improve services to all Indiana families of childbearing age. During fiscal year 2002, the Indiana Family Helpline responded to 17,533 calls; 1,055 advocacy calls resulting in 21,887 referrals. Communication Specialists provide information, referrals, consumer education, advocacy and follow-up to individual callers on a variety of topics including obtaining early prenatal and child health care; accessing Medicaid and WIC providers; locating emergency housing, food pantries, utility assistance; and getting callers in contact with literacy, vocational and GED programs. The Family Helpline staff may become advocates for those callers who require this assistance. This advocacy sometimes takes the form of a conference call between the client, provider, and an Indiana Family Helpline Communication Specialist, especially for high-risk clients in areas of limited resources.

10. FSSA First Steps Program - Indiana's Family To Family March 2004 state agency that works with indiana s families, children, senior to help individuals and families take care the DFC which administers programs and services http://www.state.in.us/fssa/first_step/f2f/news0304.html

@import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation accessIndiana Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); Links On-line matrix First Words: A First Steps Communications Tool for Families From Family to Family to Family March 2004 An Update on Insurance Billing The information that you, as families, provide when you give consent to bill private insurance has been very helpful as First Steps works with these companies. Please remember if you have any changes in your insurance, contact your Service Coordinator with the new information. Your service coordinator can assist you in reviewing your benefits, but the ultimate responsibility rests with the family to obtain information needed to make an informed decision about allowing First Steps to bill insurance. Key questions to investigate may include: Is your plan self-insured or fully insured? (see resource section for more information)

11. IPRC Home which are at no cost to you, to be useful in delivering prevention programs in your community. by a contract with the indiana family and Social Services Administration, Division http://www.drugs.indiana.edu/

@import url("css/styles.css"); Browse by topic Home About the IPRC Resources Publications ... Sitemap Browse by role Youth Parents School Administrators Prevention Professionals In the Spotlight Dr. William Wooten Archive Welcome to the IPRC Web Site Redesign Notice Original Web Site (Archived) "We strive to promote a drug-free lifestyle by strengthening the Indiana prevention system." Welcome to the Indiana Prevention Resource Center, Indiana's primary source for alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention resources. We are excited and honored to be a part of a dynamic prevention system and hope that you find our services, which are at no cost to you, to be useful in delivering prevention programs in your community. add to favorites e-mail this page to a friend printable version The Indiana Prevention Resource Center at Indiana University is funded, in part, by a contract with the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Division of Mental Health and Addiction The IPRC is operated by the Department of Applied Health Science and School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation

12. Program Details For Indiana Family Helpline Area Served indiana About the program Information screening sites, support groups, family planning/genetic sites, substance abuse programs, day care http://www.infoki.com/cominfo/where_2_turn/kt0s04ff.htm

Go Back Indiana Family Helpline 2 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Toll Free Toll Free TTY / TDD Voice Mail for Mary Bisbecos Fax mbisbeco@isdh.state.in.us Email http://www.state.in.us/isdh/pr ograms/mch/ifh.htm Web Address Operating Agency: Indiana State Department of Health Agency Type: Governmental Person in charge: Mary Bisbecos, M.S., C.I.R.S. Director Hours of operation: Mon.-Fri., 7:30am-5pm Fees: None Eligibility requirements: None Intake Procedure: Telephone. Area Served: Indiana About the program: Information about health related concerns: Children with special health care needs, pregnancy health care, sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), child/adolescent health care, immunization/lead screening sites, support groups, family planning/genetic sites, substance abuse programs, day care/respite care, WIC sites/breastfeeding support, stop smoking/drinking programs, GED/job training sites, dental care, emergency shelters/food pantries, Medicaid/health-watch providers, Medicaid transportation providers, "and much more." Required Documentation: Picture Identification Criminal Background Check Birth Certificate Social Security Card Proof of Income Driver's License Immunization Record Proof of Residence

13. The DRM Regional Resource Directory: Indiana Disability Services Purdue University Adaptive programs Employment indiana family Social Services Administration - IMPACT Program Resource Connection See http://www.disabilityresources.org/INDIANA.html

Home Subjects States Librarians ... Contact Us The DRM Regional Resources Directory (States) Indiana - The Hoosier State Updated 3/2001 State Index About / Hints / Link General Bloomington, City of - Directory Of Resources And Services For People with Disabilities Council of Volunteers and Organizations for Hoosiers with Disabilities (COVOH) Indiana Governor's Planning Council for People with Disabilities Indiana Institute on Disability and Community (University Affiliated Program) See also Multi-Service Agencies Advocacy and Legal Rights ADA Indiana (Indiana State Steering Committee) Indiana Civil Rights Commission Aging AARP in Indiana Center for Aging Persons with Developmental Disabilities (CAPDD) ElderWeb: Indiana U.S. Administration on Aging - Indiana: State and Area Agencies and Programs AIDS/HIV AIDServe Indiana Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's Association - Central Indiana Chapter Alzheimer's Association - Chapters in Indiana Alzheimer's Association - Northern Indiana Chapter Animals See Service Animals Arts VSA Arts of Indiana Assistive Technology Adaptive Technology Center at Indiana University - Bloomington Assistive Technology Through Action in Indiana (ATTAIN) Indiana Institute on Disability and Community - Center on Technology and Instruction (CTI) Autism Autism Society of Indiana Indiana Resource Center for Autism (IRCA) Blindness and Visual Impairments Consumer Groups in Indiana Indiana School for the Blind Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (LBPH) Brain Injury

14. Indiana Family Vacations - Family Travel Files: Vacations indiana family vacations indiana vacation travel from the family perspective - ideas, options, practical advice, articles, reviews and more. family Vacations Tip Conner Prairie Historic Village near indianapolis. indiana family Vacation Ideas riding, tennis and cultural arts programs, nature walks and the nature center http://www.thefamilytravelfiles.com/state/indiana.asp

Search Family Travel Files family vacations, family vacation reviews, ideas, travel articles, news, deals and specials Wednesday, June 9, 2004 Win a Family Vacation Family Travel Ezine Vacation Reviews Family Travel News ... TravelPhases Family Vacations Directory USA Indiana Capital city: Indianapolis Famous resident: Garfield the comic strip cat and his creator Jim Davis are Hoosiers. Moment in history: The first recorded explorations were made by Robert La Salle in 1679. Trivia: Best family event: Spring and autumn "Follow the North Star" at Conner Prairie. Family Vacations Tip: Conner Prairie Historic Village near Indianapolis. thisPage._location = "/state/indiana.asp"; Indiana Family Vacation Ideas Potawatomi Inn Angola Located in Pokagon State Park on the sores of Lake James and Snow Lake a water lover's haven. Sleeping places include motel rooms, cabins and rooms in the inn. Enjoy horseback riding, tennis and cultural arts programs, nature walks and the nature center. In winter a 178-foot toboggan run operates on weekends. Enjoy nature at its finest in Indiana. 1(260) 833-1077 1-877-768-2928 www. PotawatomiInn.com

15. Office Of Single Family Housing In Indiana General Complaints Concerning Single family programs contact Andrew contact Floyd Alcorn, Housing Program Specialist at Sales and Auditor s Sales in indiana. http://www.hud.gov/local/in/working/localpo/sfhsg.cfm

Indiana Local Newsroom Homeownership Renting ... Help Office of Single Family Housing Information by State Print version Email this to a friend About the Local Program Office About the Local Program Office - The Indianapolis Single Family Program Support Division is under the jurisdiction of the Atlanta Homeownership Center (HOC) . The Specialists in this office support a broad range of programs and a variety of partnerships involving government agencies, non-profit organizations, private investors, real estate professionals, and community groups. If you need more information, call Andrew Klee, Acting Supervisor at (317) 226-6303 extension 7013. Our real estate inventory from our foreclosed properties that are underwritten by our FHA program has been contracted out to Golden Feather Realty Services, Incorporated. If you have seen a sign or a sticker in a property, you can call a broker to inquiry about the property or view the Indiana property listings on the internet. The Atlanta Homeownership Center (HOC) is under the leadership of Charles Gardner, Director, and Dan Rogers, Deputy Director. The HOC has Program Support Division, Real Estate Owned Division (REO), Processing and Underwriting, Quality Assurance, and Customer Service and Administration. If you need more information, call (888) 696-4687.

16. Family Strengthening Programs This summary describes a report entitled national search for effective family strengthening programs. Twentyfive programs were selected City, CO) Healthy Families indiana (indianapolis, IN) http://www.tyc.state.tx.us/prevention/effective.htm

Prevention Summary A World of Prevention Introduction Contents Upcoming Events ... TYC Home Effective Family Strengthening Interventions This summary describes a report entitled "Effective Family Strengthening Interventions," by Karol L. Kumpfer, Ph.D., and Rose Alvarado, Ph.D., published as a Juvenile Justice Bulletin , November 1998. This Bulletin Karol L. Kumpfer, Ph.D., is director at the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and Rose Alvarado, Ph.D. is a research assistant professor at the Department of Health Promotion and Education, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT. Through a 1987 cooperative agreement with OJJDP, Dr. Kumpfer and her associates at the University of Utah conducted a national search for effective family strengthening programs. Twenty-five programs were selected from over 500 that had been nominated. These 25 programs were featured in an OJJDP publication by Dr. Kumpfer entitled In general, the search found that parent education or parent support approaches were considerably less effective than highly structured approaches such as behavioral parent training, family skills training, family therapy, or comprehensive family support programs.

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Home Sorry, the page you requested is not available. We have recently redesigned our Web site. The page you are looking for, http://www.casey.org/cnc/state_contacts/Indiana.htm no longer exists. You can search for information on the new site: Or e-mail us as at info@casey.org , and we’ll be glad to help you locate what you are looking for. Thanks for your interest in Casey Family Programs. © 1998-2004 Casey Family Programs. All rights reserved. Home About Casey Our Work Friends and Families ... E-mail Us

18. INDIANA FAMILY PROJECT TO RECEIVE CITIZENS FOR COMMUNITY JUSTICE’S HAINES TURNE Welcome! Academic programs Departments. Centers, Institutes Outreach The indiana family Project, a program cosponsored by the Center for Human Growth and the Center for http://www.indiana.edu/~soenews/news/news1019162472.html

Welcome! Professional Resources Support Services News Last Updated: Thu, Apr 18, 2002 INDIANA FAMILY PROJECT TO RECEIVE CITIZENS FOR COMMUNITY JUSTICE’S HAINES TURNER AWARD The Indiana Family Project, a program co-sponsored by the Center for Human Growth and the Center for Adolescent and Family Studies at the Indiana University School of Education and the Monroe Circuit Court and Probation Department, was recently selected to receive the Citizens for Community Justice’s Haines Turner Award. Each year, Citizens for Community Justice, Inc., recognizes individuals, groups, or businesses for significant contributions to restorative justice and the well being of children and youth in the Monroe County community. The Haines Turner award recognizes individuals, groups, or businesses who have made significant contributions to and have a breadth of concern for the development and practice of justice that heals and restores in the Monroe County community. Award recipients must have demonstrated in their lifetime or in the previous year exceptional commitment to work with institutions and for individuals that further the principles of healing and restorative justice. The IFP partnership is designed to assist adolescents and their families struggling with problems of conduct, drug use/abuse and delinquency. The free, pilot program features Functional Family Therapy interventions conducted by doctoral level counselors in training supervised by a licensed psychologist, in affiliation with the Department of Counseling and Educational Psychology in the School of Education. The program staff provides confidential, professional family-based counseling services at the Monroe County Community Corrections office and at the Center for Human Growth.

19. Indiana FACS Program Philosophy, Vision, Mission indiana has officially adopted the name family and Consumer Sciences Education and FACS as the acronym for use in their state and local programs. http://www.doe.state.in.us/octe/facs/introductory.html

Indiana Family and Consumer Sciences ( developed August 1998) This page maintained by Peggy Wild Introduction This document includes several components that define Family and Consumer Sciences Education in Indiana: (1) curriculum rationale , (2) statement of philosophy , including vision and mission statements, (3) summary of state rules , including approved middle level requirements high school course titles for FACS and O'FACS , definitions for approved programs (vocational status) majors minors , and social studies requirement for graduation, technology requirement for graduation, and teacher license requirements for all FACS courses (4) curriculum frameworks for thirteen of the approved high school Family and Consumer Sciences courses and course descriptions for the remaining courses, and (5) the plan for developing of the remaining state-approved high school Family and Consumer Sciences courses for which curriculum frameworks are yet to be developed. This work has been accomplished through a highly participatory process in which hundreds of Family and Consumer Sciences professionals, other education personnel, and representatives of business and industry have contributed their expertise and perspectives. This material provides guidelines for local schools to use in evaluating, developing, and revising their own Family and Consumer Sciences programs. As a "work in progress", it is being distributed to Family and Consumer Sciences teachers across the state for their use and critique. The expectation is that as teachers use the materials, they will provide feedback for use in regular revising and up-dating so that the Family and Consumer Sciences program stays relevant as changes occur in family and society and in the educational community.

20. Home Page Contract with indiana s family and Social Services Administration to document the outcomes for the Restoring Fatherhood Initiative programs. http://www.spea.indiana.edu/fasr/

Citizens, governments, community organizations, and universities working to better the lives of children and families. Home Upcoming Events Affiliates Staff Research Resources Advisory Board Publications Internships Welcome to the Institute for Family and Social Responsibility The Institute for Family and Social Responsibility is a joint effort of the School of Public and Environmental Affairs and the School of Social Work at Indiana University . The Institute's mission is to bring together the resources of citizens, governments, communities and Indiana University to better the lives of children and families. Ongoing research projects examine the impacts of welfare reforms, the adequacy of child support guidelines, community responses to the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families legislation, performance contracting for intensive family preservation services, and AIDS education for incarcerated youth. The Institute serves as the National Child Support Enforcement Research Clearinghouse . It also administers a university wide competitive student internship program in collaboration with the Indiana Family Social Services Administration.

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