Reducing Risk for At-Risk Youth in Indiana
GrantID: 75904
Grant Funding Amount Low: $20,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $20,000
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Grant Overview
Indiana mandates that after-school programs serving at-risk youth complete annual criminal background checks through the state's separate child protective services and juvenile justice databases in addition to federal requirements. The state's 92 counties include 51 where school districts report chronic underfunding of extracurricular staffing, resulting in 14,000 middle-school students lacking supervised after-school options.
Programs must align with Indiana Department of Education academic standards for credit recovery while also satisfying Department of Child Services reporting on attendance and behavioral incidents. Central Indiana counties benefit from existing nonprofit infrastructure, but southern counties bordering Kentucky maintain fewer than two licensed after-school sites per 10,000 residents aged 5-17. Insurance carriers require separate riders for off-site activities, increasing annual premiums by $4,200 on average for multi-site operators.
Applicants must attach current letters of agreement from local school corporations confirming facility access after 3:30 p.m. and provide sample incident reporting forms matching Indiana DCS templates. Budgets require explicit allocation for background check fees, staff training on state-mandated child abuse reporting, and liability coverage meeting Indiana Tort Claims Act limits.
Indiana's requirement that program operators maintain dual registration with both the Family and Social Services Administration and the Department of Education creates compliance checkpoints absent in Michigan or Ohio applications. Proposals must document that fiscal agents carry state-specific unemployment insurance accounts rather than relying on multistate payroll services.
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