Early Intervention Planning Council (EIPC)

In 2006, the Center entered into an agreement with the City-County Council of Indianapolis/Marion County to assist in establishment of the Early Intervention Planning Council (EIPC) as described in City-County Ordinance No. 70, 2005.

The purpose of EIPC is to develop a comprehensive plan for early intervention that will provide services tailored to the individual needs of children who have been either adjudicated as, or are alleged in a proceeding initiated under IC 31-37 to be delinquent, or identified by the Office of Family and Children as substantially at risk of becoming delinquent children, or have been referred to the county office for services to be provided through the plan and/or are referred, with the consent of their parent, legal guardian, or custodian, to the Marion County Office of Family and Children for services.

The Center directed and managed the establishment of the EIPC, and monitors and evaluates the implementation of the initial plan. The EIPC management team is directed by Dr. Eric Wright.

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    Principles of Prevention
    (IUPUI (Campus). Center for Urban Policy and the Environment, 2006)
    An overview of successful systems of care and levels of intervention including systemic prevention, early intervention, and treatment.
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    Risk and Protective Factors for Youth at Risk in Marion County: A Literature Review
    (IUPUI (Campus). Center for Urban Policy and the Environment, 2006-11) Benson, Julie
    A study of writings on juvenile delinquency and crime reveals that more than 100 factors have been measured to some degree to determine how they predict the fate of a child.
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    Children's Mental Health: An annotated Bibliography
    (IUPUI (Campus). Center for Urban Policy and the Environment, 2006-06-08)
    An annotated bibliography reviewing the the state of children's mental health and mental health services.
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    The Consumption and Consequences of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drugs in Indiana: A State Epidemiological Profile 2006
    (IUPUI (Campus). Center for Urban Policy and the Environment, 2006) Indiana State Epidemiological and Outcomes Workgroup
    This document, written for state policymakers and community leaders, presents data and analysis to support the development of a framework for advancing the mission of the Indiana Substance Abuse Prevention System. It was funded through a State Incentive Prevention Framework Grant (SPF SIG) from the Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), and the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP).
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    Evidence-based Practices in Prevention and Treatment for Children and Adolescents: A Report to the Early Intervention Planning Council
    (IUPUI (Campus). Center for Urban Policy and the Environment, 2006) Bealke, Judith; Blackman, Lorraine; Anderson, Jeffrey A.; Barton, William
    In partnership with the City-County Council of the city of Indianapolis and Marion County, Indiana, the Center is assisting with the establishment and implementation of an Early Intervention Planning Council (EIPC). The EIPC is charged with developing a comprehensive plan for early intervention that will provide services tailored to the individual needs of children who have been either adjudicated as or alleged to be delinquent children and referred to the Marion County Department of Child Services (DCS). This report is part of a series of reports prepared by the Center to inform the EIPC. It begins with a discussion of prevention in general and systems of care as a model, and then presents evidence-based practices for mentoring, family support, school-based mental health, psychiatric services for children and adolescents, child welfare and interventions in juvenile justice.
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