Mental Health Resource Impact for Indiana Teens

GrantID: 77688

Grant Funding Amount Low: Open

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: Open

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If you are located in Indiana and working in the area of Mental Health, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.

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Grant Overview

Indiana school-based mental health programs must target counties where the ratio of licensed child psychiatrists falls below one per 15,000 residents. State data identify 47 counties meeting this threshold, primarily in the southern and northeastern quadrants. Applicants must document existing memoranda of understanding with at least two school districts serving those counties.

Outcome targets require measurable reductions in 30-day crisis line calls from participating high schools, benchmarked against Indiana Youth Institute county profiles. Implementation demands use of the state’s approved telehealth platform to compensate for the absence of on-site clinicians in 62 percent of rural districts.

These outcomes matter because Indiana’s youth suicide rate exceeds the national average by 19 percent, concentrated in counties without dedicated adolescent outpatient services. Economic composition shows manufacturing employment at 19 percent of the workforce, correlating with parental shift schedules that limit after-school counseling access.

Geographic factors include the separation between the Indianapolis metro and the 12 border counties adjacent to Kentucky and Ohio, where cross-state provider licensing creates additional referral friction. Population density averages 189 persons per square mile outside the five largest cities, increasing travel time for in-person sessions.

Infrastructure constraints center on the 14 percent of Indiana schools reporting inadequate private space for telehealth equipment. Workforce statistics indicate only 31 percent of school social workers hold clinical licensure required for Medicaid billing.

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