61. Health Insurance Consumer Guide For Indiana Contact the indiana family and Social Services Administration for more The indiana Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program provides qualified http://www.healthinsuranceinfo.net/in05.html

A Consumer's Guide to Getting and Keeping Health Insurance in Indiana Chapter 5. Financial Assistance for Health Coverage Last updated December 2004 Chapter 5. Financial Assistance for Health Coverage Help is available to certain low-income residents of Indiana who cannot afford to buy health insurance. Medicaid, the Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program and other programs offer frees or subsidized health insurance coverage, direct medical services and other help. This chapter provides summary information about these programs and contact information for further assistance. In addition, the federal Health Coverage Tax Credit (HCTC) Program provides tax credits to early retirees and some workers who lose their jobs or whose work hours and wages are reduced as a result of increased imports. This chapter provides summary information about these programs and contact information for further assistance. Medicaid Medicaid is a program that provides health coverage to some low-income Indiana residents. Hoosier Healthwise is the Medicaid managed care program that covers families with children and pregnant women if state and federal guidelines are met. The elderly, and people with disabilities can also enroll in Medicaid if state and federal guidelines are met. Legal residents who are not U.S. citizens may be eligible for Medicaid. Non-citizens who do not have immigration documents cannot enroll in Medicaid, but may be covered if treated for an emergency condition.

62. State Narrative Report State indiana Project Title family Community Partnership Presently, theATOD after school program limits each individual youth s participation to 40 http://www.four-h.purdue.edu/cyfar/StateNarr.htm

STATE STRENGTHENING PROJECT OVERVIEW State: Indiana Project Title: Family Community Partnership Location of Community Projects: Howard County, Madison County, Morgan County Web Site Address: RequiredNotEntered Project Staff Renee McKee State Project Director rmckee@purdue.edu Janelle Musch State Project Evaluator jmusch@purdue.edu Richard Fox State Project Technology Specialist foxrj@purdue.edu Janelle Musch State Coordinator jmusch@purdue.edu "Family Community Partnership is a collaborative project with the Indiana Department of Mental Health's Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Initiative and communitystakeholders to design a comprehensive familycentered community outreach program" Description: Joseph Cunningham - joeandrrae@iquest.net and Janet Stafford - janet.stafford@ces.purdue.edu; Kokomo Site Coordinator: Rev. Philip Carroll - pcarroll@inkokomo.com and Susan Nehrer - susan.nehrer@ces.purdue.edu; and the Martinsville Site Coordinator: Judy Bucci - bbjymca@scican.net and Desiree Jaynes - desiree.jaynes@ces.purdue.edu. FY 2001 Accomplishments: RequiredNotEntered Outcomes: State-wide capacity: As part of the 1999-2004 Plan of Work, Purdue University Extension Staff have worked hard to institutionalize programming for At-Risk Audiences (children, youth and families). Although there were 16 major issues identified, only seven of those dealt with programming for At-Risk Audiences. Instead of developing one common vision, we have developed common visions for each of the seven (7) issue areas listed above. Each of the POW Issue teams is now developing outcomes and outcome indicators. New outcome instruments have already been developed in the areas of parenting, nutrition, and youth development.

63. Indiana 4-H International Programs For almost 20 years, indiana families have hosted Japanese students through the4H Japanese Exchange Homestay Program. indiana students have also had the http://www.four-h.purdue.edu/International/Default.htm

Indiana 4-H International Programs Creating Friendships Around the World 4-H International Programs in Indiana are sponsored by the Department of 4-H/Youth at Purdue University. For almost 20 years, Indiana families have hosted Japanese students through the 4-H Japanese Exchange Homestay Program. Indiana students have also had the opportunity to travel abroad with the 4-H Exchange. Click on any of the links below to learn more about 4-H International Programs. This program is open to anyone regardless of their affiliation with 4-H. INBOUND PROGRAMS OUTBOUND PROGRAMS Japan Summer Homestay Japan Summer Homestay Labo Meiji Japan Year-long Japan Pre-Summer Language School ... Forms Photo Album Contact Information Artwork designed by Morgan Lundstrom, a 4-H member in Lake County.

64. Indiana Historical Society PUBLIC programs DIVISION for adults and families. The Public programs Divisionof the indiana Historical Society offers many learning opportunities for http://www.indianahistory.org/pub_prog/edu/families.html

Quicklinks... About IHS Collections Concerts on the Canal Conservation Contact the IHS Corporate Connection Council of 1816 Digital Images Collection Educator Resources E-Newsletter Signup Exhibits Facility Rental Family History Research Genealogy Resources Historic Business Register Holiday Author Fair IHS Press Indiana Junior Historical Society Job Opportunities Library Library Catalog Library Reference Desk Local History Services Membership Midwestern Roots Newspapers on Microfilm Nineteen's 19 Our Mission Shop @ IHS Support Today in Indiana History Trustees Volunteer Visit Us Indiana's Storyteller Connecting People to the Past home education resources :: for adults and families About the IHS Collections/Library Conservation Contact the IHS ... Visit PUBLIC PROGRAMS DIVISION :: for adults and families Below is a list of ongoing programs. Other events, such as evening public lectures or family events, will be posted on the Upcoming Events page when details become available. If you have questions about any of the programs listed below, feel free to call (317) 232-1882 or

65. Back-to-School Campaign Callers will be connected to indiana s Hoosier Healthwise program. A family offour in indiana earning up to $38700 may qualify for this lowcost or free http://www.doe.state.in.us/reed/newsr/2005/08-August/backtoschool.html

Home News Home Contact Calendar Search Back-to-School Campaign Aims to Secure Health Care for Children Expanded Resources Available for Indiana's Uninsured FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Tuesday, August 2, 2005 Contacts: Mary Tiede Wilhelmus, Indiana Department of Education 317-232-6614 TJ Lightle, Indiana State Department of Health 317-233-7254 Anita Risdon, Family and Social Services Administration 317-232-1149 "Access to healthcare is vital to the health and well-being of Indiana's children," said Dr. Judy Monroe, state health commissioner. "That is why it is so important for state agencies such as the Department of Health, the Department of Education and Family and Social Services to work together to ensure that families know about existing programs and services like Hoosier Healthwise." Studies indicate that in 2005, approximately 785,000 Indiana residents will be uninsured for the entire year. Uninsured children are seven times more likely to go without needed medical care than children with insurance, which can lead to hospital visits or serious illness that could have been prevented. Unfortunately, many uninsured families are faced with the difficult decision of whether to pay for medical care or to buy groceries.

66. Indiana FACS Program Philosophy, Vision, Mission The indiana family and Consumer Sciences Education program provides a platformfor students to move into a new era by gaining a strong foundation of the http://www.doe.state.in.us/octe/facs/introductory.html

IN DOE Home OCTE Home Electronic Library Indiana Family and Consumer Sciences Introduction State Board of Education Rules Name - Middle School Program Middle School Offerings ... Curriculum Frameworks for Courses 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.

67. Indiana Programs And Services These programs can help families care for a loved one at home, or can help support a indiana Resource Center for Families with Special Needs (INSOURCE) http://www.arcind.org/indiana_programs_and_services.htm

Indiana Programs and Services for People with Developmental Disabilities There are a variety of programs and services in Indiana for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Following is a list of government funded programs and services, and organizations that may provide additional advocacy, information, or services Supplemental Security Income (SSI) SSI is federal financial assistance, in the form of a monthly check, for eligible individuals who have disabilities and who have little income or assets. Children with disabilities may be eligible for SSI, depending on their level of disability and family income. National toll free number First Steps/Early Intervention Services Early intervention services are available to all infants and toddlers (birth to age 3) with a disability, or at-risk of disability, through the First Steps program. Eligibility determination and referral to services is made through the local System Point of Entry (SPOE). To learn where to call in your area, call: (317) 232-1144 or 1-800-441-STEP Special Education st birthday.

68. Family History & Genealogy Databases. Family History Tree Software. Free Family family History Genealogy Databases. Birth Records, Marriage Records, Idaho family History Illinois family History indiana family History http://www.familyhistory.com/

Family History Search Online . Free Ancestry Family Tree Software. 3,000 Family History Databases. Discover Your Family History and Build Your Family Tree HOME STATE RECORDS CENSUS RECORDS VITAL RECORDS ... ANCESTRY.COM First Name Last Name Try Ancestry.com Free for 14 Days U.S. and Canada Records Collection Database Access 1 Billion Names at Ancestry.com FREE Access to Over 3,000 Databases for 14 Days Birth Records Marriage Records ... Records SEARCH U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS RECORDS Search U.S. Census Records by date issued: 1930 Census 1890 Census 1850 Census 1810 Census ... 1930 CENSUS RELEASE! - The 1930 Census, the most comprehensive U.S. Federal Census is now available online! SEARCH BY STATE Search databases by region: Click here to search by state. DATABASE SEARCH Search to find a database. ex: Virginia Marriages SURNAME SEARCH INDEX Browse The Surname Search Index A B C D ... Z MESSAGE BOARDS Browse Our Message Boards by Surname A B C D ... Z SEARCH GENEALOGY DATABASES BY STATE Search family history records and databases organized and listed by state: Alabama Family History Alaska Family History Arizona Family History Arkansas Family History ... Wyoming Family History GETTING STARTED Begin your family history search by doing any of the following: Genealogy how-to's and tips Ancestry Family Tree Get FREE family tree software to help begin your family history.

69. I.U. Dept Of Fam Med -- Family Practice Residency Program Go to IU family Medicine History Go to Literature Available Go to Deptfamily Medicine Home Page Go to Combined Degree programs Go to Graduates http://www.iufammed.iupui.edu/fmresident/default.htm

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70. IOPO - Indiana Organ Donation Organization IOPO coordinates organ donation with UNOS, indiana donor families, programs Forindiana Schools indiana Law requires that teens are taught about organ http://www.iopo.org/aboutiopo.asp

Indiana Organ Procurement Organization (IOPO) is a nonprofit health service dedicated to advancing organ, tissue, and eye donation throughout Indiana. IOPO has regional offices in Fort Wayne, South Bend, Evansville and Indianapolis to serve the people of Indiana and more than 130 Indiana hospitals. IOPO is the link between people waiting for a transplant and potential donors. IOPO coordinates organ donation with UNOS, Indiana donor families, the transplant teams, the donor and recipient hospitals and recipient families. Since our founding in 1988, IOPO has served as a conduit for nearly 3,000 organ transplants in Indiana. In Indiana, transplants are performed at Lutheran Hospital of Indiana in Fort Wayne, Clarian Health (Methodist, IU, Riley) in Indianapolis, and St. Vincent Hospital and Health Services in Indianapolis. Transplant teams and tissue recovery teams travel to hospitals statewide to perform donor procedures. Donation procedures are complex, especially with organs that must be transplanted within hours. Coordination can entail more than 100 phone calls to take care of notification, scheduling, and transportation. IOPO has special teams that take care of all these details. IOPO also gives young members of donor families a cuddly Forget-Me-Not Bear. Originally, the bear was intended for children who lost a loved one who was a donor, but it seems to comfort people of all ages and all walks of life.

71. Indiana STATE MENTAL RETARDATION PROGRAM. IN family Social Services Administration United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater indiana, Inc. http://www.autism-pdd.net/links/indiana.html

Indiana State Resources Each state sets eligibility ages for services to children and youth with disabilities. For current information concerning this state, please contact the office listed under STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: Special Education Services. See Indiana Web Resources STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: Special Education Services. STATE VOCATIONAL Rehabilitation Agency. DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES Planning Council. DISABILITY Organizations PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN ages 3 through 5. STATE VOCATIONAL Special Needs Programs DISABILITIES Advocacy Program UNIVERSITY AFFILIATED Programs EARLY Intervention System. DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH for children and youth. PARENT-TO-PARENT Parent Network TECHNOLOGY RELATED Assistance. PARENTS Training and Information Project. DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL Health PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN with Special Health Care Needs. PARENT-TEACHER Association (PTA) STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: SPECIAL EDUCATION Robert Marra, Director Division of Special Education, Dept. of Education State House, Room 229 Indianapolis, IN 46204-2798

72. Central CAPT - Indiana State Profile indiana family Social Services Administration Educationbased are programsprovided for pregnant women and teens who are from a selective population. http://www.ccapt.org/indianasp.html

News Links Search MIPH Home document.write(holdW('holder')) CSAP's Central Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies CAPT HOME CONTACT US SITE MAP document.write(holdW('holder')) Indiana State Profile Single State Agency Information John Viernes, Deputy Director David Bozell, NPN Representative Division of Mental Health and Addiction 402 W. Washington Street, Room W353 Indianapolis, IN 46204-2739 317-232-7800 (John) 317-233-3472 (Fax) john.viernes@fssa.in.gov (John) State RADAR Network Site Barbara Seitz de Martinez, Coordinator Indiana Prevention Resource Center/RADAR Indiana University, Creative Arts Building 2735 E 10th St Room 110 Bloomington, IN 47408-2606 812-855-1237 (General) 812-855-4940 (Fax) www.drugs.indiana.edu seitzb@indiana.edu (Barbara) Statewide Resource Center Barbara Seitz de Martinez, Deputy Director Indiana Prevention Resource Center Indiana University, Creative Arts Building 2735 E 10th St Room 110 Bloomington, IN 47408-2606 812-855-1237 (General) 812-855-4940 (Fax) www.drugs.indiana.edu drugprc@indiana.edu Single State Agency (SSA) is the organization designated by the State Governor to coordinate substance abuse prevention efforts in that state.

73. Farmshows.com - Indiana Farmfest - Family Living Program September 13 15, 2005 Tipton County Fairgrounds Tipton, indiana Forums family Living Program Show Map / Layout Featured Exhibitors Directions http://www.farmshows.com/farm/inff/events_family_living.po;(0CppkxPY)

Thursday, Sep 22, 2005 September 13 - 15, 2005 Tipton County Fairgrounds Tipton, Indiana ATTENDEES Indiana Farmfest Home Exhibitor List New Products Special Events ... Attendee Hotel Info EXHIBITORS Become An Exhibitor Exhibitor Tools Exhibitor List Show Map / Layout ... Exhibitor Hotel Info MEDIA Media Pass Press Releases Contact Us SEARCH ... WEATHER September 13, 2005 Craft and Toy Tent See schedule for details. 9:00 AM It's More Than the Skin Off Your Nose St. Vincent Mercy Hospital and the American Cancer Society A skin cancer tutorial. 10:00 AM Scrapbooking 101 Kim Sprinkle Scrapbooking Magic: Turn your photos into keepsakes. 11:00 AM Women's Heart Advantage Sheree Schroeder , Executive Director of Cardio Services Howard Regional Hospital 1:00 PM Make Your Own Creative Gift Baskets Diana Cyphers Patches Crafts 2:00 PM Timeless Quilted Heirlooms and Memories: The Comforting Quilt Carol Owens 3:00 PM Tips That Just Might Save Your Life Dr. Carl Pafford, MD Tipton Hospital Farm safety and first aid. September 14, 2005 9:00 AM Women's Heart Advantage Sheree Schroeder , Executive Director of Cardio Services Howard Regional Hospital 10:00 AM Scrapbooking 101 Kim Sprinkle Scrapbooking Magic: Turn your photos into keepsakes.

74. Central Indiana: Family Fun Outdoor Recreation Central indiana, family Fun Outdoor Recreation. Offers curriculumbased motorskills development program for 4 months to 12 years to build coordination, http://centralindiana.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Family Fun: Sports

75. Indiana State University : Department Of Family And Consumer Sciences : Index The website of indiana State University, Terre Haute, indiana, USA. The Familyand Consumer Sciences Education program is accredited by the National http://www.indstate.edu/fcs/

JOIN US VISITING ISU ACADEMICS RESEARCH ... PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS Site Maintained by : Suman Reddy Katanguri ISU A-Z MyISU SEARCH Department of Family and Consumer Sciences Welcomes you to our Website. Mission Statement The mission of the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences is to prepare men and women of critical thinking and problem solving in professional careers influencing the psychosocial, physical and economic well-being of individuals and families in a changing global community. Accreditation Information All undergraduate programs in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences are accredited by the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences In addition: The Coordinated Program in Dietetics is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Dietetic Education (CADE) of the American Dietetic Association The Family and Consumer Sciences Education program is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education The Interior Design program is accredited by the Foundation of Interior Design Education Research (FIDER), National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) and endorsed by the National Kitchen and Bath Association.

76. Indiana State Department Of Health SEARCH by KEYWORD. The indiana State Department of Health serves to promote,protect and provide for the public health of the people in indiana. http://www.ai.org/isdh/programs/environmental/fa_links.htm

Health Care Information Local Health Departments Birth Certificates SEARCH by KEYWORD The Indiana State Department of Health serves to promote, protect and provide for the public health of the people in Indiana. Expand All Collapse All Homepage About the Agency ... Home Indiana Fish Consumption Advisories 2004 Fish Advisory 2003 Fish Advisory 2001 Fish Advisory 2000 Fish Advisory ... County Health Departments Indiana State Department of Health, 2 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46204, 317.233.1325

77. Spring Programs At Boone County Family YMCA - Boone County, Indiana, USA Program Registration Classes are filled on a firstcome, first-serve basis The Boone County family YMCA serves all ages, abilities, incomes, and faiths http://www.bccn.boone.in.us/ymca/summer05_reg_info.html

Boone County Family YMCA 1025 N. Jameson Street, Lebanon, IN 46052 www.ibccn.org/ymca For more information about programs or volunteer opportunities please contact at 765.482.5960 We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities Registration Information for Summer Camp 2005 To Register: Complete registration form (PDF 120K) and return with payment to Boone County Family YMCA 1025 N. Jameson Street, Lebanon, IN 46052. Program Registration: Classes are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Payment is required at time of registration. The YMCA reserves the right to cancel any class with insufficient registration with all fees to be credited or refunded. We accept cash, checks, or money orders. Space is limited so please pre-register. Registration deadline is the Wednesday before the beginning of the program. The Boone County Family YMCA serves all ages, abilities, incomes, and faiths. Financial assistance is available. All programs are open to the public. Fees: Credits, refunds and /or transfers must be requested within 24 hours of the first class meeting. All preschool and youth fees include program t-shirt.

78. Low Income Assistance - Step Ahead Council, Boone County, Indiana, USA WHAT IS indiana 211 A nonprofit organization that works with many Boone CountyOffice of family and Children Program RBA – Room and Board Assistance http://www.bccn.boone.in.us/sac/dir/Poor_Assistance.html

Table of Contents Section III - Low Income Assistance This directory has been developed to help individuals and groups locate services. A listing in this directory does not indicate an endorsement of any kind by Step Ahead nor does an omission of a service indicate a lack of endorsement. Low Income Health/Medical/Dental/Optical Care Boone County Health Department 116 West Washington St. B202 Lebanon, IN 46052 Nursing Division: (765) 482-3942 Environmental Division (765) 482-4458 Provides a variety of services on health issues, regardless of income, including immunizations, prenatal care coordination, head lice detection and education and confidential HIV testing. Houses all birth and death certificates for those events that occurred in Boone County. Provides flu shots at a reduced rate in October and November. Environmental Division inspects and issues permits to all food establishments and vendors and responds to complaints regarding food handling and quality. Records all animal bites and facilitates rabies testing and water sampling. Responds to all complaints indicating potential impact on public health or safety. Witham Health Services 1124 North Lebanon Street Lebanon, IN 46052

79. Indiana Resources For Families Of Children With Special Needs, Cincinnati Childr Action in indiana is a statewide technology support program that promotes the indiana family Social Services Administration provides comprehensive http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/svc/alpha/c/special-needs/resources/indiana.h

Home Contact Us Site Map Go to Advanced Search ... Hospice and Palliative Care Indiana Resources Insurance Issues Kentucky Resources Mental Health MR/DD ... Contact Us Special Needs Resource Directory Indiana Resources Search the Special Needs Resource Directory: In addition to federal resources, most states have their own services and resources to offer families of children with special health care needs. The Center for Infants and Children with Special Needs at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center provides the following list of resources for patients and families living in Indiana: Advocacy Assistive Technology Disability-Specific Resources l Education l Financial Assistance l General Services l Therapy l Transportation l Wish-Granting Advocacy Arc of Indiana is a statewide organization that advocates on behalf of people with mental retardation and related disabilities and their families. The organization supports local chapters providing early intervention programs, services to adults, advocacy, information and referral. Indiana legislators and state agencies provides information and assistance about disability issues in Indiana, as well as assistance with letter writing and other legislative concerns.

80. Strategic Planning Process : Steps In Developing Strategic Plans - Publication B This process is undertaken by states, organizations, programs, indiana Familyand Social Services Administration Developed a strategic plan to guide http://www.gse.harvard.edu/hfrp/pubs/onlinepubs/rrb/strategic.html

Strategic Planning Process: Steps in Developing Strategic Plans By Diane Schilder, Harvard Family Research Project I. Strategic Planning Process Defined Successful RBA efforts involve strategic planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation (which will ultimately provide data that will be used in future planning and implementation efforts). Strategic planning, an essential first step in the development of a results-based accountability system, is defined as the process of addressing the following questions: Where are we? What do we have to work with? Where do we want to be? How do we get there? This process is undertaken by states, organizations, programs, and sub-programs. The steps involved in developing a strategic plan are described below. Although this process appears systematic and rational, it is often iterative and evolves substantially over time. Further, it is subject to political pressure and will be modified accordingly. Some strategic planning efforts may not include all the steps described. The elements and process described in the next section should be modified depending on context. II. Components of a Strategic Planning Process

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