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The Integrated Community Services (ICS) Program within the Children’s Special Health Care Services Division at the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) strives to improve access to quality, comprehensive, coordinated community-based systems of services for children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN) that are family-centered and culturally competent.
Our mission to integrate and improve systems of care for CYSHCN is based on the six national priorities identified by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau and its partners to promote community-based systems of services mandated for all CYSHCN under Title V, Healthy People 2010, and the President’s New Freedom Initiative (NFI). These six priorities are:
The CSHCS Division and ICS Program welcomes the opportunity to be a collaborative partner with other ISDH divisions and community organizations that support these core outcomes and share our mission of improving systems of care for CYSHCN.
The CSHCS Division received a federally funded State Implementation Grant for Systems of Service for CYSHCN in June 2009 to fund our Indiana Community Integrated Systems of Services (IN CISS) Project. The project has made great progress in making improved systems of services and family-centered care a reality for CYSHCN in Indiana. Click the link below to learn more!
Shirley Payne, MPH
Integrated Community Services Manager
317-233-7046
spayne@isdh.IN.gov