21. Family Help In Indiana and family programs. Healthy Communities of LaPorte County. Searchable directory of agencies and organizations throughout the La Porte County area. indiana http://www.focusas.com/Indiana.html

Focus Adolescent Services Need help for your teen? Call FocusAS or M-F 9 am- 5 pm EST Family Help in Indiana Click here to find out if your child is at-risk, displaying self-destructive behaviors, and needs your help and intervention. Home Resources State Directory Schools ... Contact Hotlines and Helplines ChildhelpUSA Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-4-A-Child Elkhart County Info Helpline Indiana Missing Children State Police Indiana Poison Control Center Indiana Suicide and Crisis Hotlines National AIDS Hotline National Domestic Violence/Abuse Hotline 1-800-799-SAFE TDD National Hotlines and Helplines National Suicide Hotline 1-800-SUICIDE Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) 1-800-656-HOPE Teen Line Toll-Free Numbers for Health Information WITH THE RIGHT TOOLS, YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER WILL SUCCEED IN MATH AND SCIENCE CLASSES If you're a parent looking to help your son or daughter with his/her grade math or science classes

22. Easter Seals ARC Northeast Indiana: Community Outreach Programs adults throughout its 16county district in northeast indiana. Easter Seals Arc s Community Outreach programs allow your contributions Adopt-A-family Program. http://neindiana.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=INNE_community_outreac

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24. Indiana State University : FCS : Undergraduate Programs : Child Development And Early Childhood Program Administration and Leadership FCS Practicum Child family Possible Electives – Choose 2 Copyright © 2004 by indiana State University http://www.indstate.edu/fcs/childdev.html

@import "http://www.indstate.edu/webguide/styles/import.css"; Child Development and Family Life FCS Home About Us Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs ... Student Information Working with families and children offers both challenges and chances of truly making a difference in this world. The obstacles of everyday life are so formidable that many person require assistance from qualified professionals. Those who possess that expertise can expect to help persons in need to attain a higher degree of life fulfillment – which is quite satisfying. Working with families and children is a complex and multifaceted job which offers both challenges and the opportunity to truly make a difference in the world. As a qualified professional, the Child Development and Family Life graduate offers assistance to families in overcoming the obstacles of everyday life. Career Opportunities: Adolescent Service specialist, After-school program director, camp director, child advocate, child psychologist, childlife therapist, child welfare professional, counseling therapist, day-care center director, day-care teacher, elementary teacher, family life educator, family preservation specialist, human relations specialist, marriage and family counselor, preschool director, psychiatric assistant, program director, recreational specialist, social welfare worker, teen parent educator, youth program director, youth service worker, university extension educator. CDFL Course Requirements: Departmental Core:

25. Indiana State University : FCS : Graduate Programs : Student Accomplishments Use of Computers by indiana family and Consumer Sciences Teachers. Jeff Novick, MS (Graduated 2001). The Effects of a Nutrition Education Program on the Related http://www.indstate.edu/fcs/accomplishments-g.html

@import "http://www.indstate.edu/webguide/styles/import.css"; Alumni and Graduate Student Accomplishments FCS Home About Us Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs ... Student Information Indiana State University graduates from the Master’s programs have been recognized at local, state, and national levels. Two recent Masters graduates, Susan Kiger and Makuba Lihono have completed doctorates within the study period, and three recent graduates are currently enrolled in doctoral programs, Carol Werhan at University of Akron, Sherrie Eaton Bin Dhar at Indiana State University and Kathleen Blade at Yale University. A Sample of accomplishments of Master's Degree Alumni in the past five years include: Lesa Frederick Cagle (Dietetics) (1989) received the Recognized Young Dietitian Award from the Indiana Dietetic Association also in 1997. She is currently president of the Indiana Dietetic Association. Cherry Chanley (1994) is currently Indiana Dietetic Association Clinical Practice chair and serves as the RD member of the Indiana Dietitians Certifications Board. Jeff Novick (2001) is currently Vice President of the National Health Association. Jeff has been interviewed an appeared in the media many time including appearances in Shape magazine, Newsday, Women's World, Women's Day and Men's Health. He was also a guest on Talk America Radio.

26. Center For Families - Projects - Status Of Indiana Families Today: Living Poor I countyby-county information and compares indiana to its based educational outreach that can support family-friendly policies, programs, and services. http://www.cfs.purdue.edu/CFF/pages/projects/projects_living_poor.html

The scripts in this site are used for visual cues, they are not necessary for viewing or navigating the content of the site. CFS CDFS CFF News ... Home Projects Administrative Nurturing Families Educators and Human Service Policy Makers ... Completed Projects Projects Status of Indiana Families Today: Living Poor in Indiana (SIFT) Director: Janet Gordon Purdue Cooperative Extension, 4-H/Youth Program Leader Agriculture Assistant Director: Aadron Rausch Extension Specialist, Assistant Director for Outreach, Center for Families Department of Child Development and Family Studies Staff: Carol Rogers, Statistician, Indiana University, Business Research Center Rita Hipps, Secretary, Administrative Support Funding: The Center for Families and Purdue Cooperative Extension at Purdue University Expected term of project: Semi-annual Narrative: An estimated 680,000 Hoosiers, more than one-third of them children, are living in poverty. Living Poor in Indiana , the 1999 volume of the Status of Indiana Families Today (SIFT) is a publication of the Center for Families in collaboration with the Purdue Cooperative Extension Service and Indiana University Business Research Center. SIFT provides a comprehensive assessment of poverty in the state and information about how policy changes Indiana families. SIFT offers county-by-county information and compares Indiana to its neighbors to provide accurate information about families. Consistent with the Center for Families mission, SIFT is a tool to inform and support research-based educational outreach that can support family-friendly policies, programs, and services.

27. Indiana Family Practice Residency Programs Community Hospitals of indianapolis Program— indianapolis. indiana University School of Medicine Program— indianapolis. St. Vincent http://www.ms4c.org/fp/fp-state-in.shtml

Indiana St. Francis Hospital and Health Centers Beech Grove Deaconess Hospital Evansville St. Mary's Medical Center Evansville Fort Wayne Medical Education Fort Wayne Methodist Hospitals Gary Community Hospitals of Indianapolis Indianapolis Indiana University School of Medicine Indianapolis St. Vincent Hospital and Health Care Center Indianapolis Westview Hospital (Osteopathic) Indianapolis Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie Memorial Hospital of South Bend South Bend St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center (South Bend) South Bend Union Hospital Terre Haute

28. ACF - Office Of Planning, Research, & Evaluation Prepared for Division of family and Children indiana family and Social Services Administration 402 W. Washington Street indianapolis, indiana 46207. http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/opre/indiana_welfare/indiana_title.html

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Next Chapter The Impacts of Welfare Reform on Children The Indiana Welfare Reform Evaluation Table of Contents Prepared for Division of Family and Children Indiana Family and Social Services Administration 402 W. Washington Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46207 Prepared by Erik Beecroft Kevin Cahill Barbara D. Goodson This study was completed under a contract with the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, and with funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, and the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration. HOME MISSION WHAT'S NEW PLANNING ... LINKS This page was last updated on Wednesday, 09 Jun 2004 06:26:51 EDT . Next Chapter OPRE Home Indiana Welfare Reform Evaluation Table of Contents ... First.Gov: The U.S. Government's Homepage

29. Child And Family Studies Programs In Indiana - Study Child And Family Studies USA Universities University/College programs by State Child and family Studies programs in indiana. Consumer and family Sciences http://www.campusprogram.com/programs/statesubject/Indiana/Child_and_Family_Stud

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30. Indiana Child Welfare And Adoption / Indiana Child Welfare / Child Abuse / Foste Child Welfare Child Welfare Report; indiana Division of family and Children (DFC); indiana Overview of DFC programs; indiana Demographic Trend Report; indiana http://www.childwelfare.com/indiana_child_welfare.htm

State Population Public Programs for Children Child Population University of Indiana Purdue University Child Abuse Victims Foster Care Children on Welfare.. Juveniles in Residential Placement State Child Population Child births White White Black Black Hispanic Hispanic Asian Unmarried births Programs for Children Adoption Report Card Foster Care Report Card Welfare Report Card Report Card (14 slides) State Child Welfare Agency Directory of Local Offices State Profiles CWLA Fact Sheet Kids Count Profile Indiana Kids Count Profile Indiana Census Info ... Economic Data (USDA) Development Report Card for Indiana Child Welfare Outcome Report CDF Child Health ... Suggest additions We are continually updating the information we provide. If you have any suggestions, please email us. State Agencies State Reports for Public Services 2000 State Reports for 1999 Adoption Indiana Adoption Directory Adoption photolisting Indiana adoption subsidy Indiana Special Needs Adoption Program (SNAP) ... Back to Top Child Welfare Child Welfare Report Indiana Division of Family and Children (DFC) Indiana Overview of DFC Programs Indiana Demographic Trend Report Indiana FaithWorks Indiana Indiana

31. Indiana Mr. Tom Scott programs Specialist Division of Children Families indiana family and Social Services Administration PO Box 6116 indianapolis, indiana 46206 http://neaap.ncat.org/programs/lowincome/in-li.htm

Indiana FY 2004 LOW-INCOME ENERGY PROGRAMS FEDERAL STATE UTILITY CHARITABLE FEDERAL LIHEAP Contact: Weatherization Contact: Mr. Tom Scott Programs Specialist Indiana Family and Social Services Administration P.O. Box 6116 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206-6116 Telephone: 317-232-7015 Fax: 317-232-7079 Email: TJScott@fssa.state.in.us Website: www.state.in.us/fssa/families/housing/eas.html Public Inquiries: 1-800-622-4973 Ms. Maria Larson Energy Specialist Division of Family and Children Housing and Community Services Section 402 W. Washington Street P.O. Box 6116 Indianapolis, IN 46207-6116 Telephone: 317-232-1997 Fax: 317-232-7079 Email: mclarson@fssa.state.in.us Website: www.in.gov/fssa/families/housing/wap.html LIHEAP and Weatherization Administering Agency Contacts www.IN.gov/fssa/families/housing/cap.html

32. Indiana Independent Living Initiative representatives of IFSSA, Division of family and Children and implement policies, plans, and programs to enhance in foster care throughout the state of indiana. http://www.bsu.edu/ssrc/il/

SEARCH Ball State Web Site Faculty and Staff Students Find a Department Courses Events FAQs Campus Buildings FOR SSRC Faculty and Staff Support Staff Indiana Independent Living Initiative Supported Employment Program Evaluation ... Social Science Research Center Fine Arts 201 Muncie, Indiana 47306 Hours: 8-5 M-F Phone: 765-285-1015 Fax: 765-285-5462 abrown@bsu.edu Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306. Legal Information Employment TTY Numbers Current SSRC Independent Living Services and Projects List of services that the Social Science Research Center's Indiana Independent Living Initiative provides, as well as projects either in progress or completed. The staff of the Social Science Research Center (SSRC) at Ball Sate University are working with representatives of IFSSA, Division of Family and Children, Central Office in order to develop and implement policies, plans, and programs to enhance Independent Living (IL) services for youth who are or have been in foster care throughout the state of Indiana. Youth Conferences Need Some Quick Information?

33. After School Programs Grants making (State and federally funded grant programs of the Institute each contribute to a safer indiana family and Social Services Administration. http://www.ncrel.org/after/resource/in.htm

Indiana Resources Data on Children and Youth Public Agencies Nonprofit Organizations School Standards ... Other Resources Data on Children and Youth in Indiana KIDSCOUNT data from the Annie E. Casey Foundation rating Indiana on a host of indicators of child well-being Children's Defense Fund statistics on the well-being of children Indiana child care profile K-12 school data from the Indiana Department of Education Health data and statistics from the Indiana Department of Health ... Department of Corrections juvenile offender population statistics (Lists all states) Indiana's progress toward national education goals Back to Top Indiana Public Agencies Indiana Criminal Justice Institute Home page Grants making (State- and federally funded grant programs of the Institute each contribute to a safer, healthier environment for Hoosiers) Research and evaluation Indiana Department of Education Education service centers K-12 Schools Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Home page Division of Family and Children Directory of local offices Grant listing ... Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) Indiana Department of Health Home page Public health programs Indiana Safetynet Home page Child Safety and Child Care Indiana Association of Cities and Towns Association of Indiana Counties ... Back to Top Indiana Nonprofit Organizations Teaching and Learning Center Listing of Indiana YMCA Web sites (follow directions to find closest YMCA) Listing of Indiana YWCA Web sites (select Indiana) Indiana Chamber of Commerce (includes Indiana Business Education Partnership Network)

34. University Of Southern Indiana Founded in 1965, the University of Southern indiana is a comprehensive public Ongoing programs include the Host family Program, Conversation Partners, and http://www.studyusa.com/factshts/usi.htm

University of Southern Indiana Office of Admission 8600 University Boulevard Evansville, Indiana 47712 Telephone: 812-465-7100 Fax: 812-465-7154 Contact Us! We invite you to Explore our World! Excellent academic programs at a very affordable cost Undergraduate (Associate and Bachelor's) in 60 major fields of study and graduate programs in select areas A safe, friendly campus located in the American heartland Total enrollment of 9,675 students, with a student-faculty ratio of 18 to 1 On-campus housing in conveniently located apartments or residence halls A full range of services provided by the Office of International Programs and Services Courses in English as a Second Language Modern facilities on a beautiful 300-acre campus A Safe, Friendly Campus Located in the American Heartland USI's 300-acre wooded campus is situated in beautiful rolling hills on the edge of Evansville, Indiana's third largest city. A cultural and economic hub for the region, Evansville is located in the southwestern tip of Indiana, on the banks of the Ohio River. Evansville's moderate size of approximately 130,000 residents provides the activity and accessibility of a large metropolitan city while maintaining the special charm of a small river town. Numerous recreational activities are available in the city, including live concerts throughout the year, theatrical productions, and sports. The climate of the region is moderate, offering four distinct seasons throughout the year.

35. Programs / Mental Health Association In Lake County (Indiana) of the Mental Health Association in indiana and the and healthy families, A family Resource Specialist will describe the program, enroll participants http://www.lakenetnwi.net/org/mentalhealthlc/programs.htm

Mental Health Association in Lake County An Affiliate of the Mental Health Association in Indiana and the National Mental Health Association Programs Program Mission Action 2002 Stats The MHA provides these services on a daily basis, as an integral part of who we are, to anyone who calls, writes or visits our office. A continually updated referral directory allows us to assist those who are in need of mental health services in Lake County and the surrounding areas. The Mental Health Association provided advocacy and referrals to over 500 individuals. Girls Inc.® The Girls Inc. Curriculum is used to inspire all girls to be strong, smart and bold through self-esteem building activities and discussions in order to promote abstinence. The program is presented in a classroom or in a small group, girls receive the personal skills and empowerment they need to avoid unwanted pregnancy and achieve personal success. Over 700 adolescents were inspired by Girls Inc. in 2002. Healthy Families Lake County To foster supportive environments that optimize growth and development and encourage resilient and healthy families A Family Resource Specialist will describe the program, enroll participants, and talk to families about their feelings and needs. When families participate in HFLC, a Family Support Specialist will visit weekly, assisting with the healthy development of their children.

36. Image Map Career programs Shelby Shelby County Day Reporting Shelby Blue River Career Center Spencer Southern indiana Literacy Council Spencer Spencer County family http://www.indianaliteracy.org/literacyproglocate.htm

Our Programs How can I Help? About Helping Become a Volunteer ... Home Indiana Literacy Foundation 1920 West Morris, Indianapolis, IN 46221 317-639-6106 ext. 211 fax: 317-639-2782 email us Webmaster Indiana Literacy Programs Near You Whether seeking help or willing to become a volunteer tutor these are our current literacy programs in the state of Indiana. Proceed to Volunteer Form for our on-line volunteer registration. Adult Programs Children's Programs Adult Programs through the Indiana Literacy County Program Adams North Adams Community Schools Adams Adams County Literacy Council Allen Ft. Wayne Community Schools Allen Three Rivers Literacy Alliance Allen Benet Learning Center Allen United Hispanic Americans, Inc. Allen East Wayne Street Center Allen Educational Opportunity/Talent Search Center Bartholomew CALL Bartholomew Eastside Community Center Benton Benton Central ABE Program Blackford Blackford High School Boone Boone County Employment and Training Services Boone Project Literacy: Boone County Boone Lebanon Area Boys and Girls Club Brown Brown County Literacy Coalition Brown Brown County High School Carroll Carroll County Cares About Literacy (CCCL) Carroll Delphi Community School Corporation Cass Literacy Volunteers of America, Cass County

37. WonderLab Museum family programs And Museum Visit $3 per person plus museum admission Program not suitable for from homes, lawns and cars end up in indiana s waterways, and http://www.wonderlab.org/learn/programs/familyprograms.html

Learn Exhibits Camps Programs Children Programs ... Outreach Related Links Calendar Group Visits Family Programs Two Ways to Register: Call (812) 337-1337 ext. 11 or Download the Workship Registration Form and send or fax completed form to WonderLab. (Note: This pdf file requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here to download a free copy of the software.) Participating children under the age of twelve must have a responsible person, age 16 or older, present in the museum. Depending on the workshop and the age of the child who participates, we may require that the responsible person stay with the the child as a chaperone/helper during the workshop. Build Your Own Radio Workshop Saturday, June 19 Time: 2:00 - 3:00 pm Member Fee: $10 per kit Non-Member Fee: per kit (plus museum admission) Program not suitable for children under the age of 8. Listen to baseball games and music this summer using a radio you make! This workshop explores the science of radio technology as you assemble your own working unit to take home. Suitable for individuals or parent/child cooperative pairs.

38. Indiana Black Expo, Inc. The Youth and family programs Department strives to serve as a catalyst throughout indiana to foster relationships between businesses, governmental agencies http://www.indianablackexpo.com/youthprograms.asp

Youth and Family Programs Department The Youth and Family Programs Department strives to serve as a catalyst throughout Indiana to foster relationships between businesses, governmental agencies, educational institutions, youth service agencies, churches and other community based organizations. This department serves as a clearinghouse for quality chapter youth programs that address issues affecting youth while preparing them for full participation in society as adults. And finally, this department actively involves IBE staff and volunteers in program administration so that they keep abreast of issues and trends affecting African-American families and youth. Below are some of the programs: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Essay Contest Essay writing contest open to middle/junior high school students and to senior high school students. The contest has a different theme each year, but always centers around the life and legacy of civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This essay contest is traditionally co-sponsored by the Indiana Pacers. Winners take home savings bonds and tickets to Indiana Pacers games. The grand prize winner is also awarded a trip to Atlanta to watch the Pacers play the Atlanta Hawks, as well as visit the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Non-Violent Social Change. For further details, contact 317-925-2702, ext. 13.

39. Systems Change Grants For Community Living Compendium Third Edition Indiana FTF services waiver programs. To address the information needs of families of CSHCN, the indiana Parent Information Network (IPIN) established The indiana familyto http://www.hcbs.org/openFile.php/fid/1531/did/694

INDIANA Grant Information Name of Grantee The Indiana Parent Information Network, Inc. (IPIN) Title of Grant The Indiana Family-to-Family Health Care Information and Education Center Type of Grant Family-to-Family Health Care Information and Education Centers Amount of Grant Year Original Funding Received Contact Information Donna Gore-Olsen Executive Director 4755 Kingsway Drive, Suite 105 Indianapolis, IN 46205 donnagoreolsen@aol.com Subcontractor(s) None. Target Population(s) Children with special health care needs (CSHCN) and their caregivers. Goals Improve the ability of no less than 100 families in each of two Indiana regions (to be determined) to care for their CSHCN in the community. Improve the ability of no less than 20 health care professionals to provide a medical home for no less than 50 families of children with special health care needs. Activities Develop the infrastructure to provide information, peer support, and education to families regarding health care financing issues. Produce a newsletter and information packets to provide information to families of CSHCN in the two identified regions. Conduct regional workshops on health care financing and provide technical and financial assistance to support family participation.

40. Learning Disabilities OnLine: Finding Help: Indiana State Resources indiana Department of Education Website programs for Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities Ages Birth through 2 Assistant Deputy Director Div. of family http://www.ldonline.org/finding_help/local_org/indiana.html

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