Who Qualifies for Teen Reproductive Health Outreach in Indiana
GrantID: 13281
Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $67,000
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Indiana Eligibility Criteria for Teen Reproductive Health Programs
Indiana restricts certain reproductive health education funds to organizations that meet explicit state statutory criteria. Eligible applicants must be nonprofit entities registered with the Indiana Secretary of State and hold current accreditation from the Indiana State Department of Health for health education programming. Programs serving adolescents must also comply with Indiana Code 20-30-5-17, which governs instruction on human sexuality and requires parental notification procedures.
The state contains 92 counties, 28 of which are classified as rural by the Indiana Rural Health Association. Teen birth rates in these counties average 27 per 1,000 females aged 15-19, compared with 14 per 1,000 in Marion and Lake counties. Local school corporations in rural areas often operate under limited health education staffing, with many districts employing fewer than two certified health teachers for the entire secondary population.
This funding supports community-based outreach that uses trained youth leaders to deliver workshops. Applications must demonstrate that proposed youth leaders reside in the target Indiana county and have completed background checks through the Indiana State Police criminal history repository.
Indiana Application Documentation
Proposals must submit sample parental consent forms that align with Indiana's current model notification language. Unlike applications in states without specific teen education statutes, Indiana requires a signed assurance that curricula will not include content outside the bounds of Indiana Code 20-34-3-17 on abstinence-centered approaches. Budget narratives should itemize costs for printing materials that carry the required state disclaimer language.
Review panels examine whether the applicant maintains an Indiana physical address and maintains at least 60 percent of program activities within state borders. Performance reporting follows the Indiana Youth Risk Behavior Survey question set rather than national instruments, ensuring comparability with existing state trend data.
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