Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention
Indiana
$1,826,048
Total CBCAP Funding
Services
Core Services
- Community Partners for Child Safety (CPCS), which includes Indiana Family Resource Centers, provides child abuse and neglect prevention services in every region in the state. CPCS collaborates with other community resources within each region to create a coordinated prevention network. Families can access prevention services through self-referral or referral from another community agency. Participation in services is voluntary. CPCS also provides direct services to connect families to resources to strengthen the family unit and prevent child abuse and neglect.
- Enlite is the data collection system that IN CPCS agencies utilize to track and evaluation program outcomes.
Impact
People We've Served
172,166 families served in Indiana this year.
24,725
Parents served
31,121
Children served
2,110
Parents with disabilities served
4,796
Children with disabilities served
Investment
Evidence-Based Programs
$21,188,767
Total Funding for Evidence-Based Programs
Infrastructure
State Lead Agency Structure
- Child Welfare Agency
Partnerships
Cross-System Collaborations
CBCAP works across these systems to strengthen families.
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Child Protection
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Disability
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Early Childhood
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Mental Health
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Childcare
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Substance Use Disorder Treatment
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Early Health and Developmental
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Job Readiness
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Adult and Parent Education
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Self-Sufficiency
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Mutual Support and Self Help
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Domestic Violence Prevention
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Housing
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Parent Leadership
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Other child abuse and neglect prevention organizations (please specify in narrative)
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Child Protection
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Early Childhood
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Childcare
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Early Health and Developmental
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Adult and Parent Education
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Mutual Support and Self Help
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Housing
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Parent Leadership
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Disability
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Mental Health
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Substance Use Disorder Treatment
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Job Readiness
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Self-Sufficiency
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Domestic Violence Prevention
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Other child abuse and neglect prevention organizations (Please specify in narrative)
Reach
Public Awareness
600
Total individuals reached via public awareness