Building Mental Health Capacity for Indiana Youth
GrantID: 75957
Grant Funding Amount Low: $7,500
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $500,000
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Indiana's Youth Mental Health Capacity Constraints
Indiana reports a 22 percent increase in youth psychiatric emergency visits between 2019 and 2023, concentrated in counties surrounding manufacturing corridors such as Allen, Elkhart, and Vanderburgh. Mobile mental health units must therefore demonstrate capacity to deliver services in industrial shift patterns, including 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. coverage for third-shift workers’ children. The state’s workforce composition, with 18 percent of residents employed in durable goods manufacturing, produces household schedules that limit daytime appointment availability.
Applicants must document partnerships with at least two school corporations that have adopted Indiana’s social-emotional learning standards and can provide after-school space without additional custodial fees. Capacity documentation also includes letters from regional community mental health centers confirming that mobile units will not duplicate existing telehealth contracts funded through Indiana’s Division of Mental Health and Addiction. Because several target counties border Ohio or Michigan, proposals must specify how patient records will remain within Indiana’s data-sharing agreements.
Reviewers examine whether staffing includes child and adolescent psychiatrists holding Indiana medical licenses rather than relying solely on out-of-state telehealth contractors. Equipment plans must address cold-weather operation of tablet-based assessment tools, given average January lows below 20 degrees Fahrenheit across the northern third of the state. Funding further requires proof of naloxone carriage and staff training under Indiana’s 2022 youth opioid response protocol.
These constraints arise from Indiana’s specific combination of manufacturing shift work, cross-border licensure limits, and winter infrastructure demands that do not apply uniformly to neighboring states.
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