Health First Indiana: Your Community Info

2023:	$54,115.70 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$404,232.55 2024 Adams County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$781,245.18 2025 Adams County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $174,568.88

2023:	$200,813.55 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$4,650,779.692024 Allen County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$8,988,388.40 2025 Allen County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $1,878,873.75

2023:	$84,058.61 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$928,011.112024 Bartholomew County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$1,793,532.45 2025 Bartholomew County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $400,764.00

2023:	$45,811.68 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$146,423.322024 Benton County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$282,986.88 2025 Benton County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $42,505.13

2023:	$46,851.75 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$169,848.672024 Blackford County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$328,260.18 2025 Blackford County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $59,046.00

2023:	$80,565.34 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$716,673.432024 Boone County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$1,385,088.00 2025 Boone County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $345,208.50

2023:	$47,882.62 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$175,167.532024 Brown County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$338,539.75 2025 Brown County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $75,440.63

2023:	$49,363.49 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$205,512.782024 Carroll County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$397,186.87 2025 Carroll County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $98,991.75

2023:	$54,747.47 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$456,980.952024 Cass County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$883,190.03 2025 Cass County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $184,616.25

2023:	$119,791.21 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$1,366,967.322024 Clark County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$2,641,886.74 2025 Clark County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $590,328.38

2023:	$51,251.75 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$267,856.852024 Clay County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$517,676.93 2025 Clay County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $129,021.75

2023:	$53,312.89 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$374,667.782024 Clinton County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$724,106.44 2025 Clinton County Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $161,801.25

2023:	$46,365.58 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance Fund/Trust)

2024:	$46,365.58

2025 (Opt In):	$300,924.22 2025 Crawford County Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2022, 2023, 2024).

Success Story
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Adams County Health Department (ACHD) has significantly expanded their outreach efforts to improve maternal and child health outcomes. In 2024, they distributed 226 prenatal vitamins, 131 safe sleep sacks, 30 cribs, 432 period products, 11 car seat safety inspections and three car seats. They provided education on topics including nutrition, safe sleep and prenatal care to 141 families. ACHD also increased referral services to programs like My Healthy Baby and WIC.

Adams

ACHD provided immunizations to 866 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
ACHD provided 1,109 prenatal services including vitamins, immunization and my Healthy Baby referrals
ACHD provided 3,597 vision, hearing and oral screenings to students through their school health program
ACHD provided 66 lead related services including testing, home services, and education
ACHD has provided 203 tobacco prevention and cessation services including youth education on vaping

Activity Report

Reduce the infant mortality rate in Adams County from 9.0 (2022) to 8.5 (2027).

Increase the number of children in Adams County completing the DTaP immunization series from 37.9% (2022) to 38.9% (2027).

Trauma and injury prevention and education

Reduce the number of falls-related hospitalizations from 224.6 (2022) to 220 (2028).

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Communicable Disease Prevention and Control

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Childhood lead screenings and case management

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Sanitary Inspection and Surveys of Public Buildings

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

ACHD conducted 15,677 chronic disease screenings and referrals including high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol screenings
ACHD provided 12,437 school health liaison services including vision and oral screenings to students
ACHD provided trauma prevention and education training for 1,251 individuals including Stop the Bleed, fall risk and substance use prevention
ACHD provided 843 prenatal services including: pregnancy test, nutrition support, clinical referrals
ACHD provided immunizations to 15,048 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics

Activity Report

Increase the number of children under the age of 3 years who have completed the recommended childhood vaccine series from 61.6% (2023) to 70% (2030).

Increase the blood lead level screening rate among Allen County children 0-6 years of age from 10.25% (2022) to 20% (2030).

Increase the percentage of women completing a first trimester prenatal screening for syphilis from 67% (2022) to 80% (2030).

A Mother’s Hope, Inc	East Allen Schools	McMillen Health	Super Shot Inc.
Alive Community Outreach Fort Wayne Community Schools	Euell A. Wilson Center	Neighborhood Health Clinic	The School Care Team
Amani Family Services	Fort Wayne Community Schools	Northeast Indiana Positive Resource Connection	Three Rivers Ambulance Authority
Associated Churches of Fort Wayne and Allen County	GiGi’s Playhouse Fort Wayne	Northwest Allen County Schools	Tobacco Free Allen County
Blessings in a Backpack	Healthier Moms and Babies	Parkview Hospital	Wellspring Interfaith Social Services
Bridge of Grace Ministries	HealthVisions Midwest of Fort Wayne	RespectTeam	YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne
Children’s Autism Center	League for the Blind and Disabled	Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northeast Indiana	YMCA Northeast Indiana
Community Transportation Network	Lutheran Social Services	Southwest Allen County Schools
CONNECT Allen County	Matthew 25	St. Joseph Community Health Foundation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

BCHD provided education on the harms of vaping for 90 youth individuals
BCHD tested 112 children for blood lead level and identified 73 with having an elevated blood lead level (EBLL) above 3.5 µg/dL
BCHD provided screening for 1,787 students through the support of a school health liaison, including: vision, hearing, and oral
BCHD provided 606 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, education, and case management
BCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 99 individuals, including: Stop the Bleed, water safety, and vehicle passenger safety

Activity Report

Tobacco and vaping prevention and cessation

Reduce the incidence of smoking rate from 17.1% (2018-2022) to 16% in 2027.

Reduce the number of preterm births in Bartholomew County from 10.7% (2022) to 10% (2027).

Decrease the rate of child deaths due to unintentional injury from 18.2 deaths per 100,000 child residents to 17.0 deaths per 100,000 child residents by 2027.

ABC Steward Montessori School	Anthem	ASAP Bartholomew County	Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation
Be Smart Bartholomew County	Bicycle Co-op	Centerstone	Columbus Christian School
Columbus Regional Health	Delta Dental Foundation	District Health Equity Council	Eyes of Hope
Flat Rock Hawcreek School Corporation	Food Insecurity Coalition	Healthy Communities	Indiana Immunization Coalition
Lincoln Central Family Neighborhood Center	Mental Health Matters	North Star Montessori	Path4You
Purdue Extension Bartholomew County	Quit Now Indiana	Safe Kids Bartholomew County Coalition	St. Bartholomew Catholic School
St. Paul Episcopal Church	St. Paul Lutheran School	St. Peters School	Salvation Army
Treatment and Support Center	United Way	WellConnect	White Creek Lutheran School
WIC	First Presbyterian Church	Recovery Cafe Columbus	Tu Futuro
Family Service	Hope United Methodist Church	East Columbus United Methodist Church	Mill Race Center
Foundation for Youth	Love Chapel	Bartholomew County Sheriff's Department	Columbus Police Department
Heritage Heights	Driftside	Homestead	Heritage Wood
Candlelight	Pence Apartments	Fairington Apartments	Cambridge Square Apartments
Bartholomew County Library	Keepsake Village	IVY Tech	Thrive Alliance
Columbus Fire Department	Sandy Hook United Methodist Church

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

BCHD conducted 15 chronic disease screenings and referrals including high blood pressure
BCHD provided 2 schools with tobacco education
BCHD provided trauma prevention and education & training for 35 individuals including passenger safety and seat belt use
BCHD provided 401 prenatal services including vitamins, immunization and my Healthy Baby referrals
BCHD provided 16 childhood lead screening and case management services

Activity Report

Decrease the adult obesity rate in Benton County from 47.2% in 2024 to 46% by 2034.

Reduce the adult smoking rate in Benton County from 19% in 2022 to 16% by 2030.

Reduce the number of emergency department visits related to motor vehicle injury from 66 in 2022 to 55 in 2030.

Reduce the number of hospitalizations due to fall-related injuries from 30 in 2022 to 25 by 2030.

Benton Community School Corporation	Benton County Sheriff's Department	Benton County EMS
Community Action Program of Western Indiana	Franciscan Health	Benton County Community Foundation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

BCHD distributed 180 bicycle helmets to individuals
BCHD supported student initiatives through the school by supplying 434 Hygiene and Feminine Hygiene products.
BCHD administered 284 immunizations.
BCHD screened 20 people for high blood pressure through local health department or partners
BCHD provided 46 Tuberculosis prevention and case management services.

Activity Report

Decrease the suicide rate from 23.5 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 16.8 per 100,000 by 2030.

Reduce the infant mortality rate in Blackford County from 8.0 in 2022 to 6.0 by 2030.

Reduce the adult smoking rate in Blackford County from 24.3% (2018-2022) to 20% by 2030.

American Public Health Association	Indiana Environmental Health Association	Purdue Extension
Association of Public Health Nurses- Region 5	Indiana Onsite Wastewater Professionals Association	Taylor University
Blackford Advisory Council	Indiana Public Health Association	Tobacco Free Blackford County
Child Abuse Prevention Council	Indiana State Nurses Association	WIC
District 6 Healthcare Coalition and ESF 8	IU Health
Drug Free Blackford County	Indiana Vital Records Association
Healthy Community Alliance of East Central Indiana	Local Emergency Preparedness Committee
Healthy Community Alliance Food Council	Overdose Lifeline

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

BCHD completed 92 services related to lead including testing, risk assessment, case management, and education
162 Emergency preparedness services were provided during the bicycle rodeo, a table top exercise and a Stop the Bleed training.
321 infectious disease testing services were administered including: HIV, HepC, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea testing
195 people were provided a trauma and injury prevention related training by BCHD.
151 children received immunizations at BCHD

Activity Report

Increase the percentage of children ages 0-6 tested for elevated blood lead levels from 18.4% (2023) to 28.4% by 2030.

Decrease the rate of fatal overdoses in Boone County from 18.9 per 100,000 (2022) to 15 per 100,000 by 2027.

Increase on-time vaccine doses for children aged 24-35 months for childhood 7 series by 10% by December 2027.

Boone County Cancer Society

Lebanon Community School Corporation

Western Boone Schools

Zionsville Community Schools

Purdue Extension

Head Start

WIC

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

BCHD provided immunizations to 510 individuals through the health department or partner
BCHD provided 121 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes risk factors
BCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 111 individuals, including: Stop the Bleed, CPR, and water safety
BCHD provided 258 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing and education
BCHD provided safe sleep education for 42 individuals and sleep sacks for 30 individuals

Activity Report

Increase chronic disease screenings, such as blood pressure checks, A1C checks, weight and blood glucose levels done at the Brown County Health Department from 85 in 2023 to 125 by 2026.

Reduce the suicide rate in Brown County from 64.23 in 2022 to 62 in 2027.

By 2027, reduce the number of vaping citations given at Brown County High School by 10%.

Brown County Recovery and Wellness Coalition

Brown County Schools

Centerstone

Clarity

Indiana Immunization Coalition

Nurse-Family Partnership

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

CCHD provided 27 safe sleep education materials and education
CCHD conducted 7 chronic disease screenings and referrals including high blood pressure
CCHD provided immunizations to 71 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
CCHD supported their schools with 25 stock emergency medications including albuterol, epinephrine, and naloxone
CCHD has provided 47 tobacco prevention and cessation services including distribution of tobacco cessation products

Activity Report

Increase the percentage of women receiving first trimester prenatal care from 72.2% (2018-2022) to 77% by 2027.

Reduce the number of motor vehicle accident-related deaths of Carroll County children aged 0-12 who were improperly restrained from 2 (2023-2024) to 0 (2025-2026).

Reduce the count of firearm related fatalities from 14 (2018-2022) to 12 (2025-2029).

Nurse Family Partnership

Delphi Health Clinic

Area 5 Agency on Aging

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

CCHD provided 1,338 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, pregnancy testing and immunizations
CCHD 250 childhood lead screenings and case management services
CCHD provided immunizations to 2,228 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
CCHD provided 3,983 school health liaison services including vision & oral screenings and CPR training
CCHD provided 944 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services including testing, treatment and education

Activity Report

Reduce the infant mortality rate in Cass County from 8.6 to 5 by 2027.

Decrease the smoking rate in Cass County from 20.2% to 17% by 2027.

Decrease the number of both primary and secondary syphilis cases (ages ranging 15 - 44 years) in Cass County from 12 in 2023 to nine by 2027.

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

CCHD provided 2,311 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and food insecurity
CCHD provided screening for 2,970 students through the support of a school health liaison, including: vision, hearing, and oral
CCHD provided education on the harms of tobacco use and vaping for 1,648 adults
CCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 414 individuals, including: Stop the Bleed, CPR, and substance use prevention
CCHD provided 8,807 Maternal and Child health services, including: safe sleep education, sleep sack distributions, and referrals to prenatal care

Activity Report

Reduce the number of deaths ages 35+ which report hypertension to 331 per 100,000 by 2028.

By 2028, reduce the percentage of adults reporting diabetes by 3%.

By 2027, reduce the percentage of Hispanic and non-Hispanic Black women reporting no early prenatal care by 5%.

Reduce the percentage of pregnant women in Clark County who smoke from 7.6% in 2022 to 5.6% in 2028.

Reduce the percentage of adults in Clark County who smoke from 17.1% in 2022 to 15% in 2028.

Borden-Henryville School Corporation	Clarksville Community Schools	Greater Clark County Schools	Providence High School (Archdiocese of Indianapolis)
Rock Creek Community Academy	Sacred Heart (Archdiocese of Indianapolis)	St. Anthony (Archdiocese of Indianapolis)	St. John Paul II (Archdiocese of Indianapolis)
Silver Creek School Corporation	LifeSpring Health System	Clarksville Fire Department	Goodwill Industries
CareSource Indiana	Norton Clark Hospital	New Hope Services	Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Building Blocks	Community Action of Southern Indiana	Center for Lay Ministries	Purdue Extension
Clark County Youth Shelter	Department of Child Services	Family Health Center of Southern Indiana	Children Shouldn’t Hunger
Youth Link Southern Indiana	Clark County Prosecutor's Office	Turning Point	Ivy Tech Community College
Jeffersonville Police Department	Hickory Treatment Center	Avenues Recovery Center	TruHealing
Hanover College	Wooded Glen Recovery Center	Sunrise Recovery	Wellstone Regional Hospital
Catalyst Rescue Mission	Jeffersonville Housing Authority	District 9 local health departments	St. Michael School
IN Cares ECHO	Ivy Tech Community College	AEDs & Safety Services	Clark County Tobacco Prevention & Cessation Coalition

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

CCHD has completed 144 chronic disease screening services, including: high blood pressure, undiagnosed high blood pressure, diabetes, and BMI
CCHD provided 75 firearm locks to families
CCHD provided 80 families with lead education
51 families were provided with sleep safe education and a sleep sack
631 individuals were provided trauma and injury prevention services through drug take back days, stop the bleed courses, the hosting of a ITLS trauma course, and carious other educational opportunities

Activity Report

Decrease the adult obesity rate from 50.3% to 45.3% by 2029.

Decrease the infant mortality rate from 10.0 to 8.0 by 2030.

Reduce the adult smoking rate from 21.2% to 20% by 2028.

Increase the blood lead level testing rate of children ages 0-6 by 15% from testing 266 children per year to 306 children per year by 2027.

Clay County Soil and Water Conservation District	USDA	Clay County Sheriff's Department
Clay County Police Department	Headstart	THRIVE
Clay Community School Corporation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

CCHD conducted 2,299 chronic disease screenings and referrals including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes
CCHD provided 122 services for childhood lead screening and case management
CCHD provided 629 STI testing and treatment services
CCHD provided 1176 tobacco prevention and cessation services including youth and adult education and Quitline referrals
CCHD provided 269 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services including testing, treatment and education

Activity Report

Decrease the adult obesity rate from 48% to 47% by 2035.

Decrease the low birth rate average from 10.3% to 8.3% in 2025.

Increase the completion rate of children <3 years old completing the recommended vaccine series from 70.7% (2024) to 75.7% by 2028.

Healthy Communities of Clinton County	Positive Link HIV Services	WIC	Open Door Health Clinic
Learning Network	Riggs Community Health Center	Boone County Health Department

Core Services
Activities
Priorities
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

CCHD provided Crawford County Schools with vaping prevention education.
CCHD is developing a partnership with Purdue Extension for community wellness initiatives.

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Provide tobacco prevention education with a youth-centered focus

Chronic Disease Prevention

Educate population on obesity prevention and partner with healthcare systems

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Offer trauma and injury prevention education

Immunizations

Provide immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Develop a plan to address changes in code related to eyelash extension services

Orange County Animal Clinic	Crawford County Community Schools	WIC	Milltown Police Department
Crawford County Solid Waste	Crawford County Parks Board	Blue River Services	Boys and Girls Club of Crawford County
Crawford County Sheriff's Department	Marengo Police Department	DNR

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

DCHD tested 185 individuals for HIV, 48 for Hepatitis C, 229 for syphilis, and 203 for gonorrhea/chlamydia
DCHD provided 785 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and Directly Observed Therapy (DOT)
DCHD provided immunizations to 2,412 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
DCHD provided 1,582 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, safe sleep education, and immunizations
DCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 293 individuals, including: Stop the Bleed, CPR, and vehicle passenger safety

Activity Report

Decrease the percentage of women who do not receive early prenatal care in Daviess County from 42.1% (2022) to 30% (2027).

Increase the number of children at 1 and 2 years old that are tested for lead poisoning from 312 (2023) to 624 (2027).

Reduce the number of injuries to children and citations issued by law enforcement related to improperly fitted car seats and restraints from 47 in 2022 to 20 in 2027.

Barr Reeve Schools	Washington Catholic Schools	First Choice Solutions	Ride Solutions
Pike County Health Department	Martin County Health Department	Gibson County Health Department	Spencer County Health Department
Daviess Community Hospital	Indiana Rural Health Association	Washington Community Schools	North Daviess Schools

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

DCHD provided 847 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including: high blood pressure, diabetes risk factors, and food insecurity
DCHD provided 775 firearm locks to families
DCHD provided 2,370 weekend food bags to individuals through the support of LHD/ school health liaison
DCHD provided 623 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing and education
DCHD provided infectious disease testing for 92 individuals, including HIV and Hepatitis C

Activity Report

Decrease the rate of emergency department visits due to falls by 15% over the next three years from 496 per year to 421 per year.

Over the next three years, decrease the number of Hepatitis C cases among Dearborn County residents from 75-124.9 cases per 100,000 down to 50-74.9 cases per 100,000.

Reduce the adult obesity rate from 38.1 % in 2022 to 36.1% in 2034.

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

DCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 367 individuals, including: Stop the Bleed, CPR, and substance use prevention
DCHD provided 123 childhood lead and case management services, including: testing and education
DCHD provided immunizations to 2,478 individuals through the health department or partner including off-site clinics
DCHD provided 279 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, contraceptive education, and insurance navigation referrals
DCHD provided 68 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including: referrals to Quit Now Indiana and education in the harms of tobacco or vaping

Activity Report

Reduce the smoking during pregnancy rate from 14.7% to 13.5% by 2030.

Infectious Disease Prevention and Control

Examine factors that lead to shorter life expectancies and initiate programs to address life style changes and education that can lead to better outcomes

Reduce the infant mortality rate in Decatur County from 7.77% to 7.25% by 2030.

Decatur County Parks and Recreation	Decatur County Solid Waste	Mainstreet Greensburg
Decatur County Memorial Hospital	Decatur County Highway Department	WIC
Decatur County Public Library	Decatur County Child Services

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

DCHD conducted 8,172 chronic disease screenings and referrals including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and cancer screenings
DCHD provided 3,863 maternal and child health services including prenatal vitamins, safe sleep education, and breastfeeding education and support
DCHD provided 6,270 tobacco prevention and cessation services including youth & adult education and youth screenings
DCHD provided immunizations to 748 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
DCHD provided 295 trauma and injury prevention services including bicycle helmet distribution and CPR training

Activity Report

Decrease the smoking rate during pregnancy rate in DeKalb County from 12.6% in 2022 to 10.6% by 2028.

Decrease adult tobacco use in DeKalb County from 18.5% in 2018-2022 to 17.5% in 2028.

Decrease the percentage of adults with obesity in DeKalb County from 45.3% in 2018-2023 to 43% in 2028-2033.

Children First Center	Drug Free Noble County	Garrett Keyser Butler Community School District	JAM Center , McMillen Health
Parkview DeKalb Hospital	Saint Martin’s Healthcare	Women’s Care Center of Northeast Indiana	YMCA of DeKalb County

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

DCHD administered immunizations to 399 children
170 people were educated or trained on water safety (including swim lessons) through the DCHD or funded partner.
DCHD conducted 201 services related to Tuberculosis prevention and case management.
DCHD referred 123 individuals for treatment or counseling of HIV, Hepatitis, and/or syphilis
DCHD conducted 367 services related to childhood lead screening and case management.

Activity Report

Reduce the age-adjusted rate of opioid overdose deaths from 56.8 per 100,000 in 2022 to 45.4 per 100,000 in 2030.

Decrease the rate of smoking during pregnancy in Delaware County from 13.7% (2022) to 8.7% in 2030.

Decrease the rate of newly diagnosed chlamydia cases from 576.8 cases per 100,000 in 2019 to 461.4 cases per 100,000 in 2030.

Delaware County Coroner	IU Heath Ball Memorial Hospital	Muncie YMCA
Department of Child Services	Meridian Health Services	Open Door Health Services
Emergency Medical Services	Muncie YMCA

Additional partnerships:

Law enforcement
Local schools

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

DCHD provided 17,017 Maternal and Child health services, including: various prenatal and postpartum care, and safe sleep education
DCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 8987 individuals, including: fall prevention, brain injury risks, and water safety
DCHD provided high blood pressure screening for 483 individuals
DCHD provided immunizations to 11,231 individuals through the health department or partner, and referred 11,156 individuals to insurance navigation or Medicaid
DCHD provided 643 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: treatment, education, and referrals to wraparound services

Activity Report

Increase school immunization coverage rates by 5% for 6th and 12th graders in each of the five Dubois County school corporations by 2030.

Reduce the number of severe falls requiring hospitalizations from 103 in 2022 to under 100 by 2030.

Reduce the smoking rate during pregnancy by 5% in 2030.

Child Fatality Review Team	Good Samaritan Society	Indiana Vector Control Association	Ride Solution
Crisis Connection, Inc.	Greater Jasper Consolidated Schools	Legacy Living Jasper	Southeast Dubois County School Corporation
Dove Recovery House	Holy Trinity Schools	Matthew 25	Tri-Cap
Dubois County CARES	Huntingburg City Transit	Medicaid and Marketplace patient navigators	Tri-County YMCA
Dubois County Coroner's Office	Indiana Department of Health	Memorial Health Family Medicine	Vanderburgh County Health Department
Dubois County Emergency Management Agency	Indiana Department of Natural Resources	Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center	Vincennes University Jasper
Dubois County Sheriff’s Office	Indiana Environmental Health Association	Northeast Dubois School Corporation	WIC
Dubois County Substance Abuse Council	Indiana Immunization Coalition	Pre to 3 program	Purdue Extension
Generations	Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration	Daviess County Health Department	Life Springs Health Systems
Southwest Dubois County School Corporation

Additional partnerships:

Community centers
Local assisted living and long-term care facilities
Local businesses
Local fire departments
Local funeral homes
Local libraries
Local physicians

FUNDING FOR 2025: $613,102.50

2023:	$54,115.70 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance fund/Trust)

2024:	$404,232.552024 East Chicago City Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$613,102.502025 East Chicago City Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $174,568.88

County Health Scorecard

Activities
City-Level KPIs
Partnerships

ECHD conducted 554 chronic disease screenings and referrals including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and cancer screenings
ECHD provided 1,421 tuberculosis services including TB testing and education
ECHD provided 404 tobacco prevention and cessation services including youth and adult education and youth tobacco screenings
ECHD provided 746 STI testing and counseling services
ECHD provided immunizations to 809 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics

Activity Report

Decrease total deaths from cardiovascular disease from 10% in 2023 to 7% in 2027.

Decrease the percentage of women that are not breastfeeding from 32.5% in 2022 to 25% by 2027.

By 2028, increase the immunization rate of adolescents aged 10-18 by 5%.

St. Catherine’s Hospital	HealthLinc	219 Health Network
School City of East Chicago	East Chicago Health Department

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

ECHD provided 23,007 maternal and child health services including prenatal vitamins, safe sleep education, and breastfeeding education and support
ECHD provided 7,820 tobacco prevention and cessation services including youth and adult education and youth tobacco screenings
ECHD provided 5,384 trauma and injury services including bicycle helmets, mental health treatment, and car seats
ECHD provided 7,152 services for STI testing, treatment and counseling
ECHD provided 1,535 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services including testing, treatment, and education

Activity Report

Decrease the percentage of women receiving no early prenatal care from 37.6% in 2022 to 35% by 2027.

Reduce the 5-year suicide rate in Elkhart County from 11.8 deaths per 100,000 persons (2018-2022 baseline) to 8.85 per 100,000 persons by 2027.

Decrease the total number of syphilis cases among adults aged 18-65 in Elkhart County by 10%, from 40 cases in 2023 to 36 cases by 2027.

Association for the Disabled of Elkhart County	East Lake Nursing & Rehabilitation Center	Elkhart Wastewater Treatment Utility	Indiana Department of Health	Purdue Extension
Alzheimer’s Association	Elkhart Care Center Brickyard Healthcare	Elkhart Emergency Management	Indiana Department of Natural Resources	Real Services
Bashor Children’s Home	Elkhart City Fire Department	Environmental Protection Agency	Indiana Office of the State Chemist	Reasons Enough to Act
Baugo Township Fire Department	Elkhart Clinic	Fairfield Community Schools	Indiana Restaurant Association	Riverside Village
Beacon Community Impact	Elkhart County 911	Faith Mission	International Association for Food Protection	Safe Kids Elkhart County
Beacon Health System	Elkhart County Builders Association	Food and Drug Administration	Indiana Onsite Wastewater Professionals Association	The Source
Brentwood at Elkhart Assisted Living	Elkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau	First Light Mission	Jefferson Township Fire Department	Town of Bristol
Brentwood at Elkhart Independent Living	Elkhart County Food Council	Goshen City Fire	Jimtown School Corporation	Town of Middlebury
Bristol Fire Department	Elkhart County Landfill	Goshen College	Laurels of Goshen	Town of Millersburg
Center for Healing and Hope	Elkhart County Parks Department	Goshen Health	Local Emergency Planning Committee	Town of New Paris
Child and Parent Services	Elkhart County Planning & Development	Goshen School Corporation	Majestic Care Goshen	Town of Wakarusa
Church Community Services	Elkhart County Realtors Association	Goshen Wastewater Treatment	Maple City Health Care Center	University of Notre Dame
City of Elkhart	Elkhart County Regional Sewer District	Greencroft	Mental Health Awareness Michiana	Valley View Healthcare Center
City of Goshen	Elkhart County Soil & Water	Greenleaf Health Campus	Middlebury Fire Department	Wakarusa Fire Department
City of Nappanee	Elkhart County Surveyors	Guidance Ministries	Middlebury School Corporation	Wa-Nee School Corporation
Cleveland Township Fire Department	Elkhart Meadows	Harrison Township Fire Department	Millersburg Clinton Fire Territory	Waterford Crossing
Community Foundation of Elkhart County	Elkhart Place Assisted Living	Heart City Health	New Paris Fire Department	Waters of Wakarusa
Concord School Corporation	Elkhart Place	Hellenic Senior Living	Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition	Woodland Manor Nursing & Rehab
Concord Township Fire Department	Elkhart School Corporation	Hubbard Hill	Oaklawn
Council on Aging	Elkhart Township Fire Department	Indiana Department of Environmental Management	Osolo Township Volunteer Fire Department

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

FCHD completed 199 chronic disease prevention screenings, including high blood pressure, undiagnosed high blood pressure, hemoglobin A1C, and elevated hemoglobin A1c
FCHD provided 40 emergency preparedness trainings including QPR and Radiation trainings.
FCHD performed 717 screenings within the schools including vision, hearing, and oral health.
164 lead testing services were completed by the FCHD, 56 of which were identifying children with an EBLL.
FCHD educated 49 youth on the harms of vaping

Activity Report

Decrease the prevalence of youth vaping in the Fayette County School System from 3.25 % in 2023-24 to 1.0% by 2030.

Increase the percentage of children ages 0-6 tested for elevated blood lead levels in Fayette County from 24.1% to 29.7% by 2030.

Reduce the rate of fatal overdoses in Fayette County from 77.5 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 39.1 per 100,00 by 2030.

CASA	Connersville High School	Department of Child Services
Firefly	Meridian Health Services	Centerstone Health Services
Purdue Extension	Little Spartan's Head Start

FUNDING FOR 2025: $1,935,997.50

2023:	$54,115.70 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance fund/Trust)

2024:	$404,232.552024 Fishers City Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$1,935,997.502025 Fishers City Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $174,568.88

County Health Scorecard

Activities
City-Level KPIs
Partnerships

FHD administered immunizations to 2626 individuals including adult and children.
FCH educated 3,500 youth on the harms of vaping
2844 trauma and injury prevention trainings were provided by FHD, including water safety, fall prevention, substance use prevention, mental health and suicide prevention, sleep safe and naloxone.
1582 TB related services were provided by FHD, including testing, treatment, and education
FHD provided 9,427 school based educational services including: communicable disease, handwashing, oral hygiene, substance use, harms of screen time, etc.

Activity Report

Decrease the five-year average annual suicide rate by at least 10% by 2027 from 11.2 per 100,000 to 10.1 per 100,000.

Decrease the percentage of Fishers residents 65 or older with repeat falls requiring EMS services by 10% by the end of 2025.

Decrease the percentage of pregnant women not accessing prenatal care within the first trimester from 10.7% (2023) to 9.7% or less by 2027.

Decrease the percentage of residents with hypercholesterolemia by one percent by the end of 2027.

Increase HPV completion rates for children ages 13-18 by 3% from 49.6% (2023).

Increase the percent of Fishers 7th and 8th graders receiving Catch My Breath anti-vaping education to 90% by the end of 2026 as compared to 34.8% during 2023-2024 school year.

Decrease the 5 year average annual case rate of accidental overdose by at least 10% by 2027 from 8.0 per 100,000 to 7.2 per 100,000.

Fishers Fire Department	Hamilton Southeastern Schools	Purdue Extension
Breathe Easy Hamilton County	Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

FCHD provided immunizations to 2,599 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
FCHD provided 174 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including: high blood pressure and food insecurity
FCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 172 individuals, including: CPR, substance use, and vehicle passenger safety
FCHD provided 235 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing and education
FCHD provided 1,338 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, pregnancy testing and immunizations

Activity Report

Decrease the suicide rate in Floyd County from 15.8 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 15.4 per 100,000 by 2027.

Reduce the number of all drug overdose deaths in Floyd County from 47.3 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 42.6 per 100,000 by 2027.

Train 0.5% of the population in CPR.

Reduce the number of non-fatal falls admitted to the emergency department by 5% from 2,043 in 2022 to 1,941 by 2027.

Family Health Centers of Southern Indiana

New Albany Floyd County Consolidated Schools

Clark and Floyd Systems of Care

YMCA

American Red Cross

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

FCHD provides pregnancy testing and safe sleep education to the community.
FCHD has identified a need to increase blood lead level testing due to a local battery factory in the county. FCHD provides capillary lead testing and case management services.

Reduce the cancer mortality cases in Fountain County from 269 in 2016-2020 to 259 in 2030-2034.

Decrease the obesity rate from 48.2% (2018-2023) to 47.2% by 2030-2034.

Increase the percentage of Fountain County children ages 0-6 tested for lead poisoning from 21.3% in 2023 to 23.0% in 2025.

Reduce pre-term birth rates from 12.9% in 2022 to 11.9% in 2027.

Purdue Extension	Bundles of Blessings	Fountain County Sheriff's Department
Attica Public Library	Moms Helpline	Nurse Family Partnership
Franciscan Health	Women's Resource Center	Wee Speak Therapy and Learning Center
Community Action Program of Western Indiana	Ascension Trauma Team	Women's Resource Center
Valley Oaks	Families United	IU Positive Link
Aspin	Fountain County EMS	Aspire
Montgomery County Health Department	Hope Springs	Fountain County Soil and Water

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

FCHD provided 222 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing and education
FCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 124 individuals, including: Stop the Bleed, substance use prevention, and mental health and suicide prevention
FCHD provided immunizations to 175 individuals through the health department or partner
FCHD provided 9 chronic disease screenings for high blood pressure
FCHD provided 12 childhood lead and case management services, including: testing and education

Activity Report

Reduce the adult obesity rate in Franklin County from 38.4% to 37.4% by 2034.

Increase childhood vaccination rates for children under the age of 3 in Franklin County from 54.5% to 56.5% by 2027.

Reduce the suicide rate in Franklin County from 19.2 to 17.2 by 2027.

Reid Health	Batesville Primary School	Brookville Police Department
Franklin County Library	Purdue Extension

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

FCHD provided 334 trauma and injury prevention services including education and equipment
FCHD provided 10 services to support school health including emergency stock medications and AED equipment
FCHD provided immunizations to 1,852 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
FCHD provided 20 infectious disease services
FCHD provided 10 services for childhood lead screening and case management

Activity Report

Reduce the percentage of women smoking during pregnancy from 11.3% in 2022 to 10.0% in 2027.

Reduce the suicide rate from 21.8% in 2018-2022 to 20.0% by 2027.

Increase the percentage of children ages 0-6 tested for lead poisoning from 10.2% in 2023 to 16.3% in 2025.

Akron Elementary School	Caston School Corporation	Legacy Christian Academy	Rochester Community Schools
Fulton County Community Foundation	WIC	Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation

FUNDING FOR 2025: $1,611,361.20

2023:	$54,115.70 (Legacy amount from Local Health Maintenance fund/Trust)

2024:	$404,232.552024 Gary City Budget
County Match:	Average of county tax levy-related funds distributed to the LHD in the preceding three years (2021, 2022, 2023).

2025 (Opt In):	$1,611,361.202025 Gary City Budget
County Match:	Minimum: $174,568.88

County Health Scorecard

Activities
City-Level KPIs
Partnerships

GHD provided 4,630 services for STI including testing, treatment and counseling
GHD provided 4,318 services in support of their schools
GHD provided immunizations to 2,443 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
GHD 773 childhood lead screening and case management services

Activity Report

Decrease the count of unintentional overdoses in the City of Gary from 54 in 2020 to 10 in 2027.

Decrease the number of mothers not receiving early prenatal care from 44.1% in 2022 to 33% by 2027.

Decrease the number of congenital syphilis cases from 10 in 2020 to 0 in 2027.

Northwest Indiana Health Cooperative

Holistic Evolution

Color it Real HIV Services

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

GCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 310 individuals, including fall prevention and mental health and suicide prevention
GCHD provided 615 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including: referrals to Quit Now Indiana and education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for youth and adults
GCHD provided high blood pressure screening for 141 individuals and diabetes risk factor screening for 37 individuals
GCHD provided 278 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and education
GCHD provided 172 childhood lead and case management services, including: testing and education

Activity Report

Reduce adult obesity from 46.3% in 2024 to 45% in 2034.

Reduce the smoking rate from 17.7% in 2024 to 16.7% in 2029.

Reduce the suicide rate from 22.1% in 2024 to 20% in 2029.

Purdue Extension	Tulip Tree	Deaconess Gibson Hospital	TriCap & Healthy Families
Daviess County Health Department	Vanderburgh County Health Department	Ride Solutions	Gibson County Council on Aging
first responders

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

GCHD has provided 389 TB related services, including testing, treatment, and education
GCHD administered immunizations to 1163 adults at the LHD
GCHD educated 784 students about tobacco and vaping cessation
43 individuals were referred/linked to substance use/mental health treatment through GCHD or funded partner
GCHD provided 151 maternal and child health related services through sleep safe education, testing, and referrals to care.

Activity Report

Reduce the adult smoking rate in Grant County from 27.7% (2019) to 23% in 2030.

Reduce the rate of fatal overdoses in Grant County from 69.7 per 100,000 in 2022 to 40 per 100,000 by 2030.

Decrease the infant mortality rate in Grant County from 9.4 (2018-2022) to 7.0 by 2030.

Bridges to Health CORE+ Program	Breathe Easy Grant County	Grant County Family YMCA
Marion Health Great Beginnings	Taylor University Invitation to Health	Purdue Extension Nutrition Education Program - North Region

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

GCHD provided 254 TB services including: TB Testing, Treatment, education, and referral services.
GCHD partnered with the schools and provided 199 services including: stocking emergency medication, and school-based immunizations.
GCHD provided 145 maternal and child safety services including: sleep safe education, sleep sack and crib distribution.
GCHD provided 1152 screenings including: high blood pressure, hemoglobin A1c, diabetes, high cholesterol, and BMI
GCHD provided 1,155 screenings to children in Greene County, screenings included vision, hearing, and oral health

Activity Report

Increase the 12th grade overall immunization rate of 74.3% to 79.3% by 2030.

Increase the percentage of children ages 0-6 tested for elevated blood lead levels in Greene County from 20.8% in 2023 to 25.2% by 2030.

Reduce the adult smoking rate in Greene County from 22.6% to 19.6% by 2030.

Decrease the percentage of mothers who smoke while pregnant in Greene County from 11.5% to 8.5% by 2030.

Reduce the rate of fatal overdoses in Greene County from 19.8 per 100,000 in 2018 -2022 to 16.1 per 100,000 by 2027.

Decrease the adult obesity rate in Greene County from 48.2% in 2021 to 47.2% by 2030.

Greene County General Hospital	Greene County EMS	Hamilton Center
PACE Community Services	Bloomfield School District	Eastern Greene Schools
Greene-Sullivan Special Education Cooperative	Linton-Stockton School Corporation	MSD of Shakamak Schools
White River Valley School District

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

HCHD provided immunizations to 3,263 individuals including adult and children.
HCHD completed 964 infectious disease testing services, including: HIV, HepC, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea18,312
Tobacco prevention and cessation services were provided to the local schools and student populations, including education over the harms of vaping and tobacco use, vaping prevention education, nicotine dependency treatment resources, and best policies
HCHD trained 3,046 individuals in multiple trauma and injury related courses, including: Stop the Bleed, CPR, vehicle safety, brain injury risks, fall prevention, mental health and suicide prevention
HCHD provided 1526 hygiene supplies to a student support imitative provided through the school.

Activity Report

Decrease the crisis assessment admission rate from 54% (2020) to 52% (2027).

Decrease the adult physical inactivity rate from 17% (2021) to 16% (2027).

Reduce the emergency department visit rate per 100,000 population by 5% for fall-related injuries among senior population age 65+ from 3445 (2022) to 3272 by 2027.

Carmel Clay Schools

Hamilton Heights School Corporation

Heart and Soul Clinic

HOPE Center

Indiana Immunization Coalition

Noblesville Schools

Sheridan Community Schools

Trinity Free Clinic

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

HCHD provided 122 lead related services including testing and education
HCHD completed 678 TB related services including, testing, treatment, DOT services, education, and assistance with food and housing.
HCHD distributed 2,009 hygiene supplies to the local schools through their school health program.
HCHD screened and provided referrals to 420 people. Screenings included: high blood pressure, A1C, diabetes, high cholesterol, food insecurity, and cancer.
HCHD administered immunizations to 2,224 individuals including adult and children.

Activity Report

Reduce the rate of fatal overdoses from 25.3 in 2022 to 19.3 by December 31, 2027.

Reduce the rate of suicide deaths from 14.5 per 100,000 in 2018-2022 to 11 per 100,000 in 2024-2030.

Decrease the adult obesity rate in Hancock County from 44.9% in 2024 to 44.6% by December 31, 2030.

Hancock County Sheriff's Department	Hancock Health Connection Center	Hancock Health	Healthy Families Hancock County
Hancock County Probation Department	Hancock County Tobacco Free Coalition	Purdue Extension

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

HCHD provided 6,500 solar eclipse glasses to the community for the April 8 eclipse.
HCHD partnered with their local school corporation to provide dental hygiene kits. HCHD provides supplies to nine schools for hygiene closets. These closets have daily essentials for students in need.
HCHD has car seat technicians on staff. These technicians inspect car seats and provide education on proper installations. HCHD has provided 10 car seats this year.

Decrease rate of smoking during pregnancy from 9.9% to 8.9% by December 31, 2035.

Decrease the percentage of patients with diabetes in Harrison County from 9.02% to 8.02% by December 31, 2035.

Decrease the rate of emergency department visits due to falls amongst adults ages 65 and older from 575 per 100,000 individuals in 2023 to 518 per 100,000 individuals by December 31, 2035.

Decrease the percentage of middle and high school students who use e-cigarettes by 1% by December 31, 2035.

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

Harrison County Community Foundation

Harrison County Coroner’s Office

Harrison County Parks

WIC

Harrison County Public Library

Healthy Families

Nurse Family Partnership

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

HCHD provided 207 lead related services including testing, risk assessments, and education
HCHD completed 532 Postpartum services, including referrals to: post-partum care, breast feeding education, pediatric care, parenting classes, and childcare assistance.
HCHD trained 276 individuals in Stop the Bleed and CPR.
HCHD completed 1,306 services related to TB including testing, treatment, DOT services, education, and support with food/ housing
HCHD administered immunizations to 6,860 individuals including adult and children.

Activity Report

Increase the compliance of the kindergarten immunization series for all eligible, non-exempt children from 83.2% (2024) to 90% by 2029.

Increase the completion rate of the childhood immunization series for all children ages 19-35 months from 59.9% (as of 2024) to 75% by 2029.

Increase the compliance of the 6th grade immunization series for all eligible, non-exempt children from 76.6% (as of 2024) to 90% by 2029.

Reduce the rate of fatal overdoses from 21.4 per 100,000 in 2022 to 15 per 100,000 by 2030.

Reduce the prevalence of adult smoking rate in Hendricks County from 13.6 % (2022) to 10.6 % by 2028.

Family Promise of Hendricks County	Hendricks County Recycling District	IU Health West
Hendricks County Senior Services	Hendricks Regional Health	Purdue Extension
Hope Healthcare Services, Inc.

See additional partnerships on Hendricks County Health Partnership’s website HERE.

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

HCHD completed 570 chronic disease and prevention screenings and referral services including High blood pressure, hemoglobin A1c, diabetes, high cholesterol and cancer.
HCHD provided 301 infectious disease prevention services, including: testing, vaccinations, referrals, and education
HCHD completed 148 TB related services to residents including: testing, treatment, education, and referrals.
HCHD supplied 454 families with firearm locks to prevent trauma or injury
HCHD delivered 628 educational services over the harms of vaping and tobacco use to youth and adults

Activity Report

Reduce the use of nicotine via vaping/electronic cigarettes among 11th graders in Henry County from the baseline of 11.4% (2023 Indiana Youth Survey) to 9.4% by 2026.

Reduce Henry County's smoking rate of pregnant women from 11% to 9% by 2026.

Reduce the rate of fatal overdoses in Henry County from 23.5 per 100,000 in 2018-2022 to 19.5 per 100,000 in 2026-2030.

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

HCHD provided 490 lead related services including testing, risk assessments, and education
HCHD administered 556 tests related to infectious disease, including: HIV, HepC, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea
HCHD completed 1420 services related to TB, including: testing, treatment, DOT services, education, and referrals for wraparound services
HCHD educated 834 students about tobacco and vaping cessation through the LHD/school liaison.
HCHD administered immunizations to 1,411 individuals including adult and children.

Activity Report

Decrease the infant mortality rate in Howard County from 5.87% in 2022 to 5.28% by 2030.

Reduce the prevalence of type 2 diabetes among adults in Howard County from 11.1% in 2021 to 10.0% by 2030.

Reduce the fatal drug overdose age-adjusted rate in Howard County from 46.9 per 100,000 in 2023 to 44.0 per 100,000 by the end of 2028.

Ascension Health	Indiana Wesleyan University	Purdue Extension	Turning Point System of Care
YMCA of Howard County	Bridges Outreach	Kokomo Howard County Public Library	American Red Cross
Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo	4C Health	Russiaville Lion's Club	Family Service Association (FSA) of Howard County
Kokomo Housing Authority

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

HCHD provided 232 childhood lead screening and case management services
HCHD conducted 783 chronic disease screenings and referrals including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and cancer screenings
HCHD provided 403 services in support of their schools including providing tobacco cessation education
HCHD provided immunizations to 932 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
HCHD provided 73 tobacco prevention and cessation services including adult and youth education

Activity Report

Reduce the percentage of hospitalizations due to asthma from 3.6% to 3.2% by the end of 2028.

Decrease the opioid overdose rate from 27.3 (2018-2022) to 25 by 2028.

Reduce the number of adult smokers from 25.9% (2015-2019) to 23% by 2028.

Boys and Girls Club of Huntington County	Huntington County Council on Aging	Huntington County School Corporation
Indiana Family Care Center	Pathfinder Kids Campus	United with Love
Huntington Area Transportation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

JCHD provided immunizations to 4,358 individuals through the health department or partner
JCHD provided 295 maternal and child health services including prenatal services and safe sleep education
JCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 24 individuals in vehicle passenger safety and substance use prevention
JCHD provided 90 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure, diabetes risk factors, and high cholesterol
JCHD provided screening for 1,641 students through the support of a school health liaison, including: vision, hearing, and oral

Activity Report

Increase vaccination completion rate for children ages 3 and under by 10% from 62.5% in 2024 to 75% by June 2028.

Reduce the rate of opioid overdose deaths from 25.3 per 100,000 in 2018-2022 to 20.0 per 100,000 in 2026-2030.

Reduce the smoking rate during pregnancy from 8.5% in 2024 to 7.5% in 2029.

Reduce the obesity rate from 47.5% in 2024 to 47% in 2034.

Brownstown Central Community School Corporation	Crothersville Community School Corporation	Head Start/Early Head Start	Immanuel Lutheran School
Liberty Christian Academy	Lutheran Central School	Medora Community School Corporation	St. Ambrose Catholic School
Sandy Creek Christian Academy	Schneck Medical Center	Seymour Community Schools	Trinity Lutheran High School
Purdue Extension Jackson County	Zion Lutheran School	Healthy Jackson County Coalition

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

JCHD provided 173 services for STI testing, treatment, and counseling
JCHD provided 2,232 services in support of their schools
JCHD provided immunizations to 1,253 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
JCHD provided 108 tobacco cessation services including youth vaping prevention education
JCHD provided 32 childhood lead screening and case management services

Activity Report

Decrease the percentage of students smoking on middle and high school campuses by 5%.

Decrease the average age for infants to receive their first DTaP vaccine from 4.23 months (2024) to 3.9 months by 2027.

Decrease the five-year average of overdoses from 8 (2018-2022) to a five-year average of 7 (2022-2026).

Purdue Extension	WIC	Rensselaer Central Schools Corporation	Franciscan Health
Kankakee Valley School Corporation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

HCHD administered immunizations to 113 individuals including adult and children.
1,180 children received vision screenings through support of JCHD school health liaison
JCHD provided 395 services to youth and adults over the harms of vaping and tobacco use.
JCHD completed 596 services related to TB, including: testing and education.
JCHD provided 395 access and linkage to care services, including referrals to mental health and food access resources.

Activity Report

Reduce the occurrence of adult diabetes in Jay County residents by 0.5% by 2030.

Reduce the age-related death rate due to unintentional injuries from 87.7 per 100,000 to 80 per 100,000 by 2030.

Reduce the infant mortality rate from 8.75 per 1,000 to 8.00 per 1,000 by 2030.

Healthy Beginnings

Purdue Extension

Pennville Community Center

Optimist Clubs

Jay County School Corporation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

JCHD provided 87 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure and BMI
JCHD provided immunizations to 1,022 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
JCHD provided infectious disease testing for 115 individuals, including HIV and Hepatitis C
JCHD provided 45 adults with nutrition and physical activity education programming
JCHD provided hearing screening for 43 students through the support of a school health liaison

Activity Report

Reduce the smoking rate during pregnancy from 16.4% (2020) to 15% in 2027.

Reduce the smoking rate from 24.8%(2022) to 23% in 2027.

Decrease the percentage of Jefferson County residents reporting physical inactivity from 28% (2021) to 27% in 2027.

Canaan Community Academy	Christian Academy of Madison	Madison Consolidated Schools	Norton Clark Hospital
Prince of Peace Schools	Southwest Jefferson County Consolidated School Corporation	Norton's KDH	Bethany Legacy Foundation
New Hope Services	WIC	Hanover College	Ivy Tech
Children's Advocacy Center of Southeastern Indiana	Life Choices Clinic	Centerstone	Tobacco Coalition
Healthy Communities Initiative of Jefferson County

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

JCHD provided 98 adults and 98 seniors with nutrition and physical activity education programming
JCHD provided 12 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including: referrals to Quit Now Indiana and education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for adults
JCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 5,222 individuals, including Stop the Bleed, CPR, and mental health and suicide prevention
JCHD provided 300 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and education
JCHD provided 46 childhood lead and case management services, including: testing, education, and home services

Activity Report

Reduce the smoking rate from 29.1% to 26% by 2027.

Reduce the opioid overdose rate from 26.1 to 24 by 2027.

Reduce food insecurity in Jennings county from 15.5% to 14% by 2027.

North Vernon Fire Department	Purdue Extension	Jennings County School Corporation	Jennings Veterinarians
Skeeter Beater Plus	Ascension St. Vincent

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

JCHD purchased Stop-the-Bleed kits and partnered with local firefighters to provide trainings to schools.
The school liaison at JCHD assists schools with vision and hearing screenings.
JCHD provides oral health education and hygiene kits to students.

Decrease the rate of overdose deaths in Johnson County from 36.2 per 100,000 to 30.2 per 100,000 by 2030.

Decrease the suicide rate in Johnson County from 14.5 per 100,000 (2022) to 12.1 per 100,000 by 2027.

Increase vaccination completion rate in children under three years old in Johnson County from 66.2% (2022) to 64% by 2027.

Upstream	Empower Johnson County	Suicide Prevention Coalition	Johnson Memorial Hospital	Jessen Funeral Home	Swartz Funeral Home	Flinn & Maguire Funeral Home	Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Home
Forest Lawn Funeral Home	GH Herrman Funeral Home	Flanner Buchanan Funeral Home	Indiana Funeral Care	Meredith Clark Funeral Home	Eskew Eaton Funeral Home	Freeman Funeral Home	Barkes Weaver Glick Funeral Home
Glen E George Funeral Home	Greenwood Village South	Aspen Trace	Greenwood Meadows	Otterbein	Franklin Meadows	Homeview	Morning Pointe
Hickory Creek	Cedar Creek of Franklin	Demaree Crossing	Greenwood Health and Living	Country Charm	Bickford	Coroner's Office	Johnson County Schools
Access Johnson County	Indiana Immunization Coalition	Indiana local health departments	Purdue University	Purdue Extension	Local EMA	Local EMS	Local Emergency Planning Committee
First responders	Sheriff departments	Police departments	Johnson County Solid Waste District	IDOH State Lab	Indiana Vector Control Association	Johnson County Wellhead Protection Team	Department of Child Services
County and local judicial systems	WIC	First Steps	IDOH- Lead and Healthy Homes	Johnson County 4-H Fairgrounds	Daily Journal	Franklin Parks and Recreation	Boys and Girls Club

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

KCHD provided 199 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education
KCHD provided immunizations to 2,890 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
KCHD provided 118 Maternal and Child health services including prenatal services and sleep sack distribution
KCHD provided 594 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure, elevated A1c, and high cholesterol
KCHD provided 120 adults and 5 seniors with nutrition and physical activity education programming

Activity Report

Decrease the number of adults who smoke in Knox County from 18.9% (2018-2022) to 17.9% in 2027.

Increase the number of children ages 0-6 who complete recommended lead level testing in Knox County from 16.0 % (2023) to 21.0% by 2027.

Decrease the rate of food insecurity from 15.4% (2021) to 13.4% by 2028.

Increase the number of 9-12 year olds in Knox County receiving the HPV vaccine by 5% by September 2027.

Decrease the rate of pregnant women who smoke in Knox County from 12% (2022) to 11% by 2027.

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

KCHD provided 6,554 tobacco cessation services including youth and adult vaping prevention education
KCHD provided immunizations to 3,157 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
KCHD provided 1,361 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, safe sleep education, and breastfeeding education and support
KCHD provided 763 tuberculosis services including testing and treatment
KCHD provided 2,387 services in support of their schools with a focus on vision and hearing screenings

Activity Report

Decrease number of early syphilis (primary, secondary, early latent) cases in Kosciusko County from seven in 2020 to three in 2029.

Decrease the rate of women who have no early prenatal care from 30.5 in 2022 to 29 in 2027.

Decrease the rate of teen births from 18.8 in 2022 to 16.9 by 2028.

Decrease the number of deaths related to heart disease by 5% from 191 cases in 2022 to 182 cases by 2027.

Parkview Health

Child Fatality Review

Fetal Infant Mortality Review Team

Suicide Overdose Fatality Review

Northern Indiana Maternal and Child Health Network

Live Well Kosciusko

1Eighty Digital

Breathe Well Coalition

Chronic Disease, Obesity and Cancer Coalition

Kensington Digital Media

La Raza Radio

Lakeland Christian Academy

Sacred Heart School

Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation

Warsaw Community Schools

Wawasee Community School Corporation

Whitko Community School Corporation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

LCHD provided 1,541 services in support of their schools including tobacco education and immunizations
LCHD provided 539 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, safe sleep education, and breastfeeding education and support
LCHD provided immunizations to 3,000 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
LCHD provided 642 chronic disease prevention and reduction services including screenings and referrals
LCHD provided 1,555 trauma and injury prevention services focused on passenger seat and water safety

Activity Report

Increase the completion rate of immunization series for children ages 19-35 months from 35.8% (2024) to 40% and decrease the number of vaccine preventable diseases from 24 cases (2024) to 22 cases by 2028.

Decrease the percentage of mothers not receiving early prenatal care from 48.1% (2022) to 45% by 2028.

Reduce the count of nonfatal hospitalizations from motor vehicle accidents from 29 (2022) to 19 by 2028.

Decrease the percentage of adults reported as obese from 44.1% (2023) to 41% by 2033.

St. Martin's Healthcare	Brightpoint	Goshen Health	Bowen Health Clinic
Parkview Health	Lagrange County Chamber of Commerce	Compassion Pregnancy Center	Purdue Extension
Prairie Heights School Corporation	Lakeland School Corporation	Westview School Corporation	Covering Kids and Families
Cole Family YMCA	Healthier Moms and Babies	Community Health Clinic	Francine's Friends Mobile Mammography
Wellness Collection Collaborative	Mental Health/Substance Use Collaborative	Child Abuse and Neglect Collaborative

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

LCHD provided immunizations to 7,790 individuals through LHD and off-site clinics
LCHD provided 682 childhood lead screening and case management services including testing and risk assessment
LCHD provided 610 tuberculosis (TB) services including TB testing, treatment and education
LCHD provided 86 Infectious Disease services including outbreak investigations
LCHD provided 161 chronic disease services including physical activity programming

Activity Report

Decrease the rate of mothers not receiving early prenatal care from 33.7% in 2022 to 28% in 2027.

Decrease the count of congenital syphilis cases in Lake County from 4 in 2023 to 0 in 2027.

Decrease the rate of opioid overdose deaths by 15% from 27.5 per 100,000 in 2018-2022 to 23.4 per 100,000 in 2025-2029.

Increase the rate of children under three years of age receiving the recommended vaccine series from 46.7 to 50 by 2027.

Indiana Immunization Coalition	Food Bank of Northwest Indiana	St. John Fire Department	Mental Health America of Northwest Indiana
Indiana University School of Medicine	The Aliveness Project	Purdue University	Geminus Head Start

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

LCHD served 1,496 people with adult and child immunizations
LCHD provided 790 services in support of their schools including stocking emergency medications
LCHD provided 541 tuberculosis (TB) services including TB testing
LCHD has provided 51 safe sleep services including education, sleep sacks and portable cribs
LCHD 129 childhood lead screening and case management services including lead testing and risk assessment

Activity Report

Reduce the percentage of mothers smoking during pregnancy from 12.1% (2022) to 10% (2027).

Reduce adult smoking rate in LaPorte County from 24.7 % (2018-2022) to 22% by 2027.

Decrease the rate of suicide deaths by 14% from 18.8 per 100,000 in 2022 to 16.1 per 100,000 by 2029.

Franciscan Health	Grace Learning Center	Health Linc	Three 20 Recovery
Dunebrook	Health Foundation of LaPorte	Northwest Health	Purdue Northwest
LaPorte Family Advocates	LaPorte County Problem Solving Court

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

LCHD provided 107 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for youth and adults
LCHD provided immunizations to 755 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
LCHD provided 181 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and education
LCHD provided hearing screening for 80 students through the support of a school health liaison
LCHD investigated 39 infectious disease outbreaks and distributed 21 vaccines due to disease investigation interviews

Activity Report

Reduce the drug overdose death count from 18 in 2023 to 16 in 2029.

Decrease the obesity rate in Lawrence County from 39.7% in 2022 to 38.7% by 2034.

Reduce the rate of smoking during pregnancy in Lawrence County from 18.8% in 2023 to 17.8% by 2030.

JC’s Christian Academy	Lawrence County Independent Schools	Mitchell Community Schools	North Lawrence Community Schools
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School	Springville Community Academy	Hoosier Uplands	Purdue Extension
Men's Warming Shelter	Becky's Place	Bedford City Fire Department	Pleasant Run Fire Department
Indian Creek Fire Department	Camp Challenge	IU Health Positive Link	Oolitic Police Department
Celebrate Recovery

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

MCHD administered immunizations to 1139 individuals including adult and children.
MCHD provided 694 lead services including testing, risk assessments, education, and referrals
MCHD completed 1539 chronic disease prevention screenings including: high blood pressure, hemoglobin A1c, diabetes, and high cholesterol
MCHD administered 1791 infectious disease preventative tests including: HIV, HepC, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea
MCHD provided 1188 TB related services to residents including: testing, treatment, DOT services, education, and referral to wrap around services.

Activity Report

Decrease the rate of overdose deaths 20% from 28 per 100,000 to 23 per 100,000 by 2030.

Reduce the adult smoking prevalence rate in Madison County from 24.5% to 20% by 2030.

Increase the percentage of non-Hispanic black women residing in Madison County who received prenatal care within the first trimester from 66.7% in 2022 to 76.7% by 2030.

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

12,837 adults participated in nutrition and physical activity education programming provided by MCHD or funded partner
MCPHD provided 5,478 individuals with trauma and injury related trainings, including: substance use prevention, mental health, suicide prevention, and fall prevention
MCPHD completed 33,909 TB services including: testing, treatment, DOT services, and education
MCPHD administered 66,736 infectious disease tests, including HIV, HepC, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea
MCHD provided 24,632 post partum services including referrals, mental health services, parenting classes and breast feeding education.

Activity Report

Reduce the infant mortality rate from 8.1 per 1,000 live births to 6.1 per 1,000 live births by December 31, 2030.

Reduce the number of congenital syphilis cases by at least 10% from 27 in 2023 to 24.3 by December 31, 2027.

Reduce the number of overdose deaths by 10% from 685 in 2021 to 616 by December 31, 2030.

Beech Grove City Schools

Indianapolis Public Schools

Decatur Township Metropolitan School District

Perry Township Metropolitan School District

Warren Township Metropolitan School District

Wayne Township Metropolitan School District

Franklin Township Community School Corporation

Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township

Pike Township Metropolitan School District

Washington Township Metropolitan School District

School Town of Speedway

Damian Center

Little Red Door

YMCA

Marion County Hospitals

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

MCHD served 3,111 people with adult and child immunizations
MCHD provided 131 childhood lead screening and case management services including testing and risk assessment
MCHD provided 5,424 services in support of their schools including stocking emergency medications
MCHD provided 602 tuberculosis (TB) services including testing, education, treatment
MCHD provided 376 infectious disease services including testing, treatment and counseling

Activity Report

Decrease the rate of mothers not receiving early prenatal care from 25.4% in 2022 to 22.5% by 2027 with a focus on Hispanic women.

Increase the rate of immunizations in children less than 3 years old from 59.2% in 2024 to 62.9% by 2027.

Decrease death by suicide from 19.0 per 100,000 in 2018-2022 to 15.7 per 100,000 in 2023-2027.

Breathe Easy Marshall County Alliance	Bowen Health	Fitness Forum Sports & Wellness	Marshall County Council on Aging
Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center	Overdose Lifeline	Marshall County Hope-Substance Use Disorders Resources	Health Plus
Marshall County Boys and Girls Club	Plymouth Community School Corporation	Triton School Corporation	Union North United School Corporation
Argos School Corporation	Culver Community School Corporation	Bremen Community School Corporation	John Glenn School Corporation
Culver Academies	Marian University Ancilla Campus	Purdue Extension	Indiana Diaper BankMarshall County Hope
The Ladybug Foundation	Bikes for Kids	Indiana University South Bend	Dustin's Place
South Bend Medical Foundation	Marshall County Jail	Marshall County Sheriff's Department	Plymouth Fire Department
Drug Free Marshall County

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

MCHD held 55 immunization clinics and provided immunizations for 246 children
MCHD provided 20 childhood lead and case management services, including: testing and home services
MCHD provided 86 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing and treatment
MCHD referred 55 women to WIC and connected 27 families to local food pantries
MCHD provided vision screening for 175 students through the support of a school health liaison

Activity Report

Increase the number of children <3 in Martin County who are completing the recommended vaccination series from 42.2% to 50% by 2027.

Reduce adult smoking rate in Martin County from 18.9% to 17% by 2027.

Decrease the suicide rate in Martin County from 19.9 to 18 by 2027.

Purdue Extension	Martin County 4-H Council	Hoosier Uplands
WIC	Memorial Hospital	Daviess County Health Department

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

MCHD served 1,033 people with adult and child immunizations
MCHD provided 255 childhood lead screening and case management services including testing and education
MCHD provided 331services in support of their schools including providing AEDs and nutrition education
MCHD provided 117 trauma and injury prevention services focused on brain injury education
MCHD provided 47 tobacco cessation services including youth vaping prevention education

Activity Report

Increase the percentage of Miami County children ages 0-6 tested for lead poisoning from 15.1% in 2023 to 16.6% in 2025.

Reduce the adult smoking prevalence rate in Miami County from 23.1% (2018-2022) to 21% by 2027.

Decrease the food insecurity rate in Miami County from 15.7% in 2022 to 12% by 2027.

Indiana Health Centers, Inc.	Miami County 4-H Youth Council	Dukes Memorial Hospital	Miami County Chamber of Commerce
Miami County YMCA	Indiana Immunization Coalition	Health Plus

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

MCHD provided 1,224 Maternal and Child health services, including: prenatal care, safe sleep education, and contraception/STI education
MCHD provided infectious disease testing for 1,426 individuals, including HIV, Hepatitis C, and Syphilis
MCHD provided substance use/ mental health treatment referrals for 477 individuals
MCHD provided 661 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including: referrals to Quit Now Indiana and education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for youth and adults
MCHD provided 450 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and education

Activity Report

Decrease the smoking rate during pregnancy in Monroe County from 6.8% (2022) to 6.0% (2026).

Decrease the preterm birth rate in Monroe County from 10.0% in 2022 to 9.7% by 2027.

Reduce the number of meth-contaminated homes from 13 to 0 by 2027.

Increase treatment rates for Monroe County residents who test positive for syphilis from 69.23% to 75% by 2027.

Reduce percentage of opioid-related poisoning fatalities, with drug use as the primary cause, from rate of 21 per 100,000 population (average 2018-2022) to 19 per 100,000 population by 2027.

Decrease the number of falls resulting in hospitalization from 510 per 100,000 for ages 40-85+ in 2023 to 459 per 100,000 for ages 40-85+ in 2027.

City of Bloomington Parks & Recreation	Indiana University Bloomington-School of Public Health	Purdue Extension
Healthnet	Indiana University Indianapolis-School of Medicine	WGCL Radio
Indiana Recovery Alliance	Limelight Recovery	IU Health Community Health Southern Region
Centerstone	Bloomington Fire Department

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

MCHD served 527 people with adult and child immunizations
MCHD provided 80 trauma and injury prevention services including CPR and water safety training
MCHD provided 91 tuberculosis (TB) services including testing and treatment
MCHD provided 71 school health services including feminine hygiene supplies and school physicals
MCHD provided 28 childhood lead screening and case management services including testing and education

Activity Report

Decrease maternal smoking rate from 15.7% in 2022 to 13% in 2027.

Decrease the adult obesity rate from 48.7% in 2018-2023 to 46.8% by 2035.

Reduce the rate of opioid deaths from 21.4 per 100,00 in 2018-2022 to 19 per 100,000 in 2025-2031.

Reduce the rate of deaths due to suicide from 18.8 per 100,000 in 2018-2022 to 16.8 per 100,000 in 2025-2030.

Mobile Integrated Health

Drug Free Montgomery County

Fransiscan Health Crawfordsville

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

MCHD screened 507 people for high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol
MCHD provided 440 TB related services including: testing, treatment, DOT services, education, and support for housing and food assistance.
MCHD provided 1492 trauma and injury related trainings and educational services including Stop the Bleed, CPR, substance use prevention, fall prevention, and sharps disposal.
MCHD provided 86 lead related services including testing, risk assessments, and education
MCHD administered immunizations to 613 individuals including adult and children.

Activity Report

Decrease non-fatal hospitalizations due to unintentional falls among Morgan County residents by 14.7% from 211 in 2022 to 180 in 2027.

Decrease diabetes prevalence from 13.3% (2021) to 9% by 2027.

Increase number of physically active adults in Morgan County from 73% to 80% by 2027.

Reduce the adult smoking prevalence rate in Morgan County from 18.8% to 15.8% by 2027.

Decrease smoking during pregnancy in Morgan County from 10.3% to 5% in 2027.

Increase Morgan County immunization rates for series completion among 19-35 month old children from 61.9% to 65.9% by 2027.

Franciscan Health	IU Health Morgan	Adult and Child
Tobacco Free Morgan County	Morgan County Better Communities Coalition	Morgan County YMCA
Churches in Mission	Morgan County EMS

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

NCHD provided 25 school health services including stocking emergency medications
NCHD provided 68 maternal and child health services including car seats distribution and safety checks
NCHD provided 12 trauma and injury services focused on senior fall prevention activities
NCHD served 232 people with adult and child immunizations
NCHD provided 37 lead related services including testing and education

Activity Report

Increase the percentage of children ages 0-6 tested for lead poisoning from 12% in 2023 to 13.4% in 2025.

Increase the vaccination rate for children younger than 3 years old completing the recommended vaccine series from 37.8% in 2024 to 41% by 2027.

Decrease the suicide rate in Newton County from 18.6 in 2018-2022 to 17.0 by 2023-2027.

WIC

Purdue Extension

Newton County Sheriff's Department

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

NCHD provided 2,120 school health services including oral screenings and socking emergency medications
NCHD provided 702 trauma and injury prevention and education services focused on bicycle safety education and bicycle helmet distribution
NCHD provided 367 childhood lead screening and case management services including testing and education
NCHD provided 137 tuberculosis (TB) services including testing and treatment
NCHD served 1,033 people with adult and child immunizations

Activity Report

Reduce the smoking during pregnancy rate in Noble County from 7.0% (2022) to 5.0% (2027).

Reduce the number of deaths due to coronary heart disease from 118.8 per 100,000 (2020) to 113.0 per 100,000 (2029).

Reduce Noble County hospitalizations due to unintentional falls from 220.7 per 100,000 (2022) to 200.0 per 100,000 (2027).

Decrease the number of mothers not receiving prenatal care during the first trimester from 33.3% (2022) to 28.0% (2027).

Increase local health department vector surveillance and mapping from 0 days (2024) to 15 days (2025).

Public and semipublic pool inspections and testing

Increase pool inspection rate (bi-annually) from 0% (2024) to 100% (2026).

Activate Noble County	McMillen Health	ASPIN Health Navigation	Drug Free Noble County
Bowen Center	Central Noble Community School Corporation	East Noble School Corporation	YMCA
Parkview Center for Healthy Living	Dekko Foundation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

OCHD provided immunizations to 510 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
OCHD provided 278 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including: referrals to Quit Now Indiana and education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for youth and adults
OCHD provided 411 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure, diabetes risk factors, and high cholesterol
OCHD provided 62 childhood lead and case management services, including: testing and education
OCHD provided 892 Trauma and injury prevention services, including: CPR training, water safety education, and solar eclipse viewing safety

Activity Report

Increase immunization rate in Ohio County from 56% to 60% by 2027.

Lower tobacco and vaping use in Ohio County from 24.8% to 23.8% by 2027.

Reduce the rate of hypertension and heart disease in Ohio County from 44.7% to 44% by 2027.

Purdue Extension	Rising Sun School Corporation	Dearborn County Tobacco Cessation and Prevention Coalition
MCore Foundation	Ohio County Parks	City of Rising Sun

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

OCHD provided immunizations to 416 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
OCHD provided 27 maternal and child health services including postpartum services and safe sleep education
OCHD provided 120 adults and 5 seniors with nutrition and physical activity education programming
OCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 217 individuals, including vehicle passenger safety, fall prevention, and mental health/ suicide prevention
OCHD provided 1,590 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including: referrals to Quit Now Indiana and education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for youth and adults

Activity Report

Decrease the preterm birth rate in Orange County from 13.5% in 2022 to 12.5 % in 2027.

Decrease the prevalence of individuals with hypertension from 33.6% (2022) to 33.4% (2027).

Increase STI screening which will increase reporting rates and lower suppressed data occurrences. This KPI will increase reporting rates from 49 out of 92 counties to 39 out of 92 counties by 2027.

IU Health	Orange County Tobacco Coalition	Springs Valley Community Schools
Orleans Community School District	Team Orange County Mentoring	Orange County Sheriff's Department
Paoli Community School Corporation	Thrive Orange County	IU School of Public Health

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

OCHD administered immunizations to 168 individuals including adult and children.
OCHD provided 267 prenatal services including STI testing, vitamins, nutrition education, immunizations, and referrals to My Healthy Baby
OCHD rendered 2,963 services through their school health liaison including vision screens, car seat safety, bicycle safety, first aid, hand washing education, etc.
OCHD provided 106 TB related services including: testing, treatment, and education
OCHD provided 183 trauma and injury prevention items to community including: bicycle helmets, firearm locks, sleep sacks, portable cribs, and car seats.

Activity Report

Reduce elevated blood lead levels by 2% in Owen County children by 2030.

Reduce the rate of emergency department visits due to falls in Owen County from 3142.2 per 100,000 in 2022 to 2745.7 by 2030.

Increase access to maternal prenatal healthcare through local partnership.

Babb's Supermarket	Indiana Health Centers	Nurse Family Partnership
Spencer-Owen Community Schools	Owen County WIC	Indiana State Police
IU Health	South Central Community Action Program	Area 10 Agency on Aging
Anthem	Spencer Lions Club	Save a Lot
YMCA	Purdue Extension	Dr. Scott Royer
Lifeline

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

PCHD provided 730 chronic disease prevention screenings and referrals, including: high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, cancer, BMI, and food insecurity
PCHD administered immunizations to 63 individuals including adult and children.
PCHD performed 25 infectious disease services including investigating outbreaks, identifying outbreak pathogen, and referrals to care for HepC
PCHD supported the local school by providing 98 individuals with CATCH My Breath training
PCHD provided 35 individuals age 13 years or older to the Indiana Tobacco Quitline/Quit Now Indiana or other cessation resource

Activity Report

Increase the percentage of children < 3 years old in Parke County completing the required vaccine series by 5% from 56% in 2023 to 61% by 2027.

Increase the percentage of children ages 0-6 tested for elevated blood lead levels in Parke County from 13.8% (2023) to 17.7% by 2027.

Reduce the rate of deaths due to heart attacks by 10 from 69.7 per 100,000 AAR in 2022 to 62.73 per 100,000 AAR in 2035.

Rockville Lake Park	Department of Natural Resources	Mental Health America of West Central Indiana
North Central Parke Community School Corporation	Southwest Parke Community Schools	Parke County EMS
Purdue Extension	Mental Health America West Central Indiana

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

PCHD provided immunizations to 2,339 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
PCHD provided 401 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure, diabetes risk factors, and high cholesterol
PCHD provided 378 Maternal and Child health services, including: prenatal care, sleep sack distribution, and contraception education
PCHD provided screening for 303 students through the support of a school health liaison, including: vision and hearing
PCHD provided 1,338 Trauma and injury prevention services, including: CPR training, fall prevention education, and car seat distribution

Activity Report

Decrease the preterm birth rate in Perry County from 11.7% (2024) to 10.7% (2027).

Increase the percentage of children less than 3 years old that have completed recommended vaccine series from 71.4% (2024) to 73% (2027).

Decrease the adult obesity rate from 47.9% (2024) to 46.9% (2027).

Tell City High School	William Tell Elementary	Perry Central Schools	Purdue Extension
Perry County EMA	Perry County Council on Aging

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

PCHD provided 57 Maternal and Child health services, including: prenatal care, safe sleep education, and sleep sack distribution
PCHD provided 19 chronic disease screenings for high blood pressure
PCHD provided 39 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and education
PCHD provided trauma and injury prevention education in vehicle passenger safety for 59 individuals
PCHD provided 19 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education

Activity Report

Reduce the preterm birth rate from 11.8% to 10.8% by 2027.

Reduce diabetes in 45-64-year-olds from 12.2% to 11.2% in 2027.

Reduce the suicide rate from 21.1% to 20.1% by 2027.

Pike County Tobacco Prevention & Cessation	Goodwill Nurse Family Partnership	Purdue Extension	Matthew 25
Pike County School Corporation	Pike County Commission to Combat Drug Abuse

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

PCHD provided 7,477 school health services including screenings and stocking emergency medications
PCHD provided 6,000 tobacco prevention and cessation services including youth and adult vaping prevention education
PCHD provided 2,343 trauma and injury prevention and education services including bicycle safety education, suicide prevention, and safe sleep education
PCHD provided 2,074 infectious disease services including STI testing, counseling, and education
PCHD served 3,663 people with adult and child immunizations

Activity Report

Increase the immunization rate in Porter County for children < 3 years old completing required vaccine series from 64.3% in 2023 to 66.0% by 2027.

Decrease the rate of suicide deaths in Porter County from 16.0 per 100,000 in 2023 to 14.0 per 100,000 by 2027.

Decrease the adult obesity rate (>20 years old) from 42.6% (2018-2023) to 40.3% (2028-2033).

Decrease the asthma-related emergency department visit rate from 23.25 per 10,000 in 2022 to 22 per 10,000 by 2027.

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

PCHD provided 312 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure and diabetes risk factors
PCHD provided 176 Maternal and Child health services, including: prenatal care, sleep sack distribution, and contraception education
PCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 198 individuals, including Stop the Bleed, CPR, and fall prevention
PCHD provided 75 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education
PCHD provided 46 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing and education

Activity Report

Reduce the adult obesity rate from 36.7% (2024) to 35% in 2034.

Reduce the infant mortality rate of 6.8 per 1,000 live births in Posey County to 5.8 in 1,000 live births over the next three years.

Reduce the age-adjusted rate of hospitalizations due to falls in Posey County by 5% from 189.2 per 100,000 in 2022 to 179 per 100,000 in 2027.

Deaconess Hospital	Posey County Paramedicine	Purdue Extension
Matthew 25	Posey County Sheriff's Department

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

PCHD served 465 people with adult and child immunizations
PCHD provided 157 school health services including mental health services and CPR and stop the bleed training
PCHD provided 57 childhood lead screening and case management services including testing and education
PCHD provided 632 infectious disease services to their community
PCHD provided 232 trauma and injury prevention services focused on trainings in their communities

Activity Report

Reduce the rate of adult obesity by 1% from 46.6% in 2018-2023 to 45.6% in 2028-2033.

Reduce the rate of suicides in Pulaski County from 25.7 in 2018-2022 to 12.9 in 2025-2029.

Reduce the adult smoking rate in Pulaski County from 29.6% in 2018-2022 to 27% by 2027.

Pulaski County Drug-Free Council	Community Foundation of Pulaski County	Pulaski County Memorial Hospital	Child Fatality Review Board
West Central School Corporation	Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation	Health Plus	Logansport Memorial Hospital

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

PCHD provided 69 services related to immunizations including both child and adult immunizations and insurance navigation assistance
PCHD supported the local school by providing education to 1741 individuals over various prevention programs.
PCHD educated 4115 individuals on substance use prevention, mental health, and suicide prevention.
PCHD referred 1700 individuals to substance use or mental health treatment
PCHD performed 1995 emergency preparedness services including pipeline safety, CRI, emergency preparedness and resilience coach, mass fatalities planning and response, etc.

Activity Report

Reduce the youth tobacco use rate in Putnam County from 10.4% (2024) to 9% by 2030.

Decrease the prevalence of physical inactivity among adults aged 18 years and older in Putnam County from 25.7% in 2022 to 21% by 2030.

Reduce the number of emergency department visits due to falls by 10%, from 1,257 in 2022 to 1,131 in 2030.

Reduce the multi-year age-adjusted rate of suicide deaths from 25.7 per 100,000 (2019-2023 average) to 20.2 per 100,000 by 2030.

Increase access to local prenatal healthcare through creative local partnerships. Baseline three partners established in 2024: six projected partners by 2027.

Area 10 Agency’s Rural Transit	Depauw University	Hendricks Regional Health	Greencastle Community School Corporation
Cloverdale Community Schools	North Putnam Community Schools	South Putnam Community School Corporation	West Central Solid Waste District
Putnam County Sheriff's Office

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

RCHD administered immunizations to 311 individuals including adult and children.
RCHD provided 194 educational services and trainings covering topics: CPR, fall prevention, substance use prevention, mental health and suicide prevention
RCHD provided 478 TB related services including: testing and education
RCHD provided 75 people safe sleep education
75 individuals received medical countermeasures (vaccine, test, service) from RCHD during a public health related outbreak or emergency

Activity Report

Reduce the rate of suicide deaths using a multi-year combined rate in Randolph County from 19.5 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 17.0 per 100,000 (2026-2030).

Reduce the rate of fatal overdoses using a multi-year combined rate in Randolph County from 50.5 per 100,000 persons (2018 - 2022) to 40.0 per 100,000 (2026-2030).

Increase adolescent vaccination in Randolph County by 10% from 78.81% in 2024 to 88.81% by December 2027.

Ball State University	Second Harvest
MDWise	Purdue Extension

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

RCHD provided 426 Trauma and injury prevention services, including: fall prevention education and referrals for substance use/ mental health treatment
RCHD provided infectious disease testing for 56 individuals, including HIV and Hepatitis C, and Syphilis
RCHD provided 75 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education
RCHD provided 306 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and education
RCHD provided immunizations for 977 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics

Activity Report

Reduce the preterm birth rate in Ripley County from 8.5% in 2022 to 8% by 2027.

Integrate electronic records/inspection keeping into food protection / establishment inspection department.

Increase the number of vital records available electrotonically to 50% for Ripley County by 2027.

Offer community members access to food safety training and consultations on changes within food code as required.

Enhance the STI/environmental testing division to include STI/syphilis/lead and communicable disease testing and treatments.

Reduce the rate of fatal overdoses in Ripley County from 24.1 in 2022 to 20.4 in 2027.

Ripley County Sheriff's Office	Town of Sunman	Laughery Valley Veterinary Hospital
Ripley County Coroner	Ripley County Drug Coalition	Ripley County Emergency Medical Services/Mobile Integrated Health
Southeastern Indiana YMCA

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

RCHD administered immunizations to 257 individuals including adult and children.
RCHD provided 51 services related to Lead including: testing, risk assessments, and education
RCHD provided 76 chronic disease prevention screenings and referrals for high blood pressure and diabetes
RCHD provided 37 TB related services including: testing, treatment, and education
RCHD educated 48 individuals over the harms of vaping and tobacco use.

Activity Report

Decrease the prevalence of youth vaping in Rush County from 13.9% among high school seniors in 2022 to 10% by 2030.

Increase the blood lead level testing rate among Rush County children 0-6 years of age from 23.4% (2023) to 31.1% (2030).

Decrease the adult obesity rate in Rush County from 48.6% in 2024 to 47.6% by 2030.

Rush Memorial Hospital	Rush County Schools	Aspire
Purdue Extension	Rush2Health Coalition	Caring for Rush County
Love Community Center

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

SCHD provided trauma and injury prevention training and education for 217 individuals, including vehicle passenger safety, texting and safe driving, and brain injury risks and safety practices
SCHD provided 522 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure and diabetes risk factors
SCHD provided 39 Tuberculosis (TB) testing for 337 individuals
SCHD provided infectious disease testing for 1,219 individuals, including HIV, Hepatitis C, and Syphilis
SCHD provided 275 firearm locks to families

Activity Report

Scott County will decrease the rate of emergency department visits due to all-terrain vehicles and other off-road motor vehicle accidents from 21 to 20 (2%) by 2027.

Decrease the incidence of lung and bronchus cancer from 88.8 to 86 (2%) by 2027.

Decrease the prevalence of heart disease deaths in adults over 35 years old from 419.9 per 100,000 (2021) to 411.5 per 100,000 (2%) by 2027.

Decrease the percentage of women who use tobacco products during pregnancy from 17.8% to 16.9% (5%) by 2027.

Norton's Scott Hospital	Get Healthy Scott County Coalition	Scott County Partnership	Covering Kids & Families
Lifespring Health Systems	Centerstone Recovery Center	Scott County EMS Training Institute	Goodwill Nurse Family Partnership
Buckle up for Life	Care-Pets Animal Hospital	Cincinnati Children's Hospital	New Hope Services
Purdue Extension	Scott County Family YMCA	Scott County Humane Society	WIC
Pilot Club of Scott County	Stillwater Individual and Family Services	CRADLE Family Resource Center

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

SCHD provided 263 lead related services including: testing, risk assessments, case management, and education
SCHD educated 129 individuals over trauma and injury prevention related topics: CPR, stop the bleed, fall prevention, substance use prevention
SCHD completed 411 TB related services including: testing, treatment, DOT services, and education
SCHD supported the schools by providing 1749 educational trainings and supplies
500 students received vision screenings from SCHD through partnership with the schools

Activity Report

Decrease the e-cigarette/vaping rates in Shelby County youth from 11.4% (2022) to 9.4% (2027).

Reduce the fatal overdose rate in Shelby County from 35.1 per 100,000 persons (2018 - 2022) to 30 per 100,000 persons (2027).

Reduce the infant mortality rate from 6.27 per 1,000 live births (2018-2022) to 4 per 1,000 live births (2027).

Reduce the suicide rate in Shelby County from 19.6 per 100,000 (2018 - 2022) to 16.8 per 100,000 (2030).

Indiana Vital Records Association	Major Health Partners	Shelby Accessing Social Support
Shelby County Suicide Prevention Coalition	Shelby County Tobacco Coalition	Shelby County Schools
Shelby County fatality review teams

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

SCHD provided immunizations for 1,039 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
SCHD provided 125 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and education
SCHD provided 100 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education
SCHD provided 73 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure, diabetes risk factors, and high cholesterol
SCHD provided 71 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for adults

Activity Report

Increase immunization coverage by 1% for children age 2 months to 18 and adults 19 and older.

Increase the proportion of patients with latent TB infection with treatment completed by 1% by 2026.

By 2028, increase the number of lead testing done on children younger than 3 years old from 13 tests in 2024 by 10%.

Chrisney Fire Department	LifeSpring Mental Health	North Spencer School Corporation	Spencer Co. Prosecutor
Purdue Extension	Spencer Co. Sheriff	South Spencer School Corporation	St. Bernards School
Spencer County Health Coalition

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

SJCHD served 3,022 people with adult and child immunizations
SJCHD provided 3,394 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, child car seat distribution, and safe sleep sack distribution
SJCHD provided 5,095 childhood lead screening and case management services including blood lead level testing and risk assessment
SJCHD provided 16,867 infectious disease services including STI testing
SJCHD provided 4,627 school health services including screenings and providing AED equipment

Activity Report

Increase the vaccination rate in children aged 19-35 months by 5% from 57.7% in 2024 to 62.7% by 2027.

Increase the total number of children ages 6 and under tested for lead in St. Joseph County from 15.3% in 2023 to 20% in 2027.

Decrease the sudden unexpected infant death (SUID) rate from 138.8 (2018-2022) to 134.8 (2027).

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

SCHD provided 684 trauma and injury prevention services including training, equipment distribution, and referrals
SCHD served 77 people with adult and child immunizations
SCHD provided 106 tuberculosis services including testing and education
SCHD provided 44 maternal and child health services including car seat distribution
SCHD provided 33 childhood lead screening and case management services including blood lead level testing and risk assessment

Activity Report

Reduce the rate of food insecurity from 15.6% to 14% by 2028.

Reduce the cancer mortality rate in Starke County from 186.5 to 176 by 2029.

Reduce the rate of deaths due to overdose to fewer than 10 by 2028.

Head Start	Knox Community School Corporation	Purdue Extension	Health Linc
North Judson School Corporation	San Pierre School Corporation	Drug and Tobacco Free Starke and Marshall Counties	Meals on Wheels of Northwest Indiana
DCS Starke	Starke County Football League

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

SCHD provided 63 access and linkage to clinical care including insurance navigation
SCHD served 1,225 people with adult and child immunizations
SCHD provided 11 childhood lead screening and case management services including lead testing and education
SCHD provided 47 school health services including oral health screening and AED equipment
SCHD provided 143 maternal and child health services including period products and My Healthy Baby referrals

Activity Report

Decrease the percentage of maternal smoking during pregnancy from 20.9% in June 2024 to 15% by June 2026.

Increase the compliance rate of children under the age of 3 years old completing the recommended vaccine series from 63% in 2024 to 67% by Jan. 1, 2026.

Decrease the rate of suicide from 20.1 instances per 100,000 individuals to 15 per 100,000 individuals by 2030.

Ahi Chihuahua Grocery Store	Angie's Hands Food Distribution	Angola Chamber of Commerce	Angola Main Street
Bowen Center	Cameron Memorial Hospital	Children First Center	Faith Community Health Clinic
Fremont Community Schools	Fremont Head Start	Fremont Youth and Community Outreach	Healthier Moms and Babies
Jocelyn's Place	Metropolitan School District of Steuben County	Project Help	Purdue Extension
Trine University	YMCA of Steuben County

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

SCHD provided 737 immunization services including immunizations for both adult and children, and insurance navigation
SCHD educated 428 people through trainings related to trauma and injury prevention including: CPR, stop the bleed, water safety, fall prevention, and substance use prevention.
SCHD educated 143 individuals over the harms of vaping and tobacco use.
SCHD provided 132 services under maternal and child health, including car seat inspection and sleep safe
SCHD provided 24 lead related services including: testing, risk assessments, case management, and education

Activity Report

Reduce the adult smoking prevalence rate in Sullivan County from 22.6% (2018-2022) to 21% by 2030.

Decrease deaths due to suicide in Sullivan County on a five-year combined rate from 19.3 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 17.5 per 100,000 by 2026-2030.

Increase percentage of children ages 0-6 in Sullivan County tested for lead from 21.7% per year to 30% per year by 2027.

Decrease the adult obesity rate from 47.9% to 46.9% by 2030.

Increase Sullivan County vaccination coverage rate for 1 dose of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine given to children 19-35 months of age from 81% to 90% by 2027.

Department of Child Services	Northeast School Corporation	Overdose Lifeline
Project Period Indianapolis	Southwest School Corporation	Sullivan County Public Library
Sullivan County Community Hospital	Purdue Extension Sullivan County	Adult Protective Services
Dugger Union Community School	Sullivan City Park

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

SCHD provided 269 chronic disease screenings and referrals, including screening for high blood pressure, diabetes risk factors, and high cholesterol
SCHD provided 60 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education
SCHD provided 67 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing and education
SCHD provided 18 Maternal and Child health services, including: prenatal care, sleep sack distribution, and safe sleep education
SCHD provided immunizations for 240 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics

Activity Report

Increase the number of people screened for chronic heart disease from 56 in 2024 to 68 in 2026.

Increase the number of children screened for lead by 20%.

Ensure 100% of Switzerland County BLOOM active participants have completed all age-appropriate well child checks and immunizations at the end of the pilot project on June 30, 2026.

Switzerland County YMCA	Children's Advocacy Center	Infants in Bloom	Norton King's Daughters
Switzerland County Food Pantry	LifeLine

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

TCHD provided 3,731 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, child car seat distribution, and safe sleep sack distribution
TCHD provided 2,313 trauma and injury prevention services including training, equipment distribution, and mental health referrals
TCHD provided 2,528 school health services focused on youth vaping prevention
TCHD provided 2,395 infectious disease services including STI testing, counseling and education
TCHD provided 245 chronic disease prevention and reduction including screenings and referrals

Activity Report

Decrease the rate of mothers not receiving early prenatal care from 25.4 in 2022 to 22.5 by 2027.

Increase the vaccination rate for children under the age of three from 56% to 58% by 2027.

Reduce the percentage of hospitalizations due to falls from 355 in 2022 to 340 by 2027.

Reduce the numbers of deaths from suicides from 23 in 2022 to 20 in 2027.

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield	Horizon Running	Phoenix Paramedics	Tippecanoe County Prosecutor’s Office
Arnett Family Medicine Residency	Indiana University Health	Pregnancy Promise Program	Tippecanoe County School Corporation
ASPIN Health Navigator	Lafayette Catholic School Systems	Purdue Federal Credit Union	Tippecanoe County WIC
Bauer Family Resources	Lafayette Christian School	Quilts for Kids	Transformed Birth Services
Bravely Women’s Health	Lafayette Police Department	Riggs Community Health Center	Valley Oaks
CareSource	Lafayette School Corporation	Safe Families for Children	Wabash Township Mobile Integrated Health
Craft My Wellness	Mental Health America	Second Baptist Baby Pantry	West Lafayette School Corporation
Faith Christian	Meridian Health Services	St. James Lutheran	West Lafayette Police Department
Food Finders Food Bank	Mid-North Indiana First Steps	St. Thomas Aquinas Racial Equity & Justice Team	Willowstone Family Services: Healthy Families
Franciscan Health	Moms Helpline	The Child Care Resource Network	Recovery Cafe Lafayette
Franciscan Health Lafayette East	Nurse Family Partnership	Tippecanoe County Coroner
Gifts of Grace Adoption Support Center	Once Upon a Child	Tippecanoe County Corrections
Healthy Communities of Clinton County	Paramount Lafayette	Tippecanoe County Department of Child Services

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

TCHD administered immunizations to 432 individuals including adult and children.
TCHD educated 634 people on HIV/HCV/STI
TCHD educated 30 individuals over the harms of vaping and tobacco use.
TCHD educated 1045 people over trauma and injury prevention topics including: CPR, fall prevention, substance use prevention, mental health, and suicide prevention TCHD provided 92 TB related services including: testing, treatment, and education

Activity Report

Decrease deaths due to suicide in Tipton County on a five year combined rate from 28.8 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 20.0 per 100,000 (2026-2030).

Decrease the number of years of potential life loss due to injury from 2551.85 (2022) to 2527.14 by 2027.

Decrease the rate of adult obesity in Tipton County from 47.9% (2022) to 46.9% by 2029.

Decrease the rate of adult smoking in Tipton County from 23% (2022) to 17.9% by 2030.

Aspire Indiana Health	Boys and Girls Club	IU Health Tipton
Tipton County Farmer's and Artisan Market	Firefly Children and Family Alliance	Zac Mago Foundation
Purdue Extension Tipton County

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

UCHD administered immunizations to 38 children
UCHD school health liaison conducted 547 educational services; including catch my breath, You and Me Together Vape-Free programming, INDEPTH program, and dental hygiene
262 youth were provided education on the harms of vaping by UCHD staff.
UCHD provided 1547 trauma and injury prevention related services including a drug take back day, AED purchases, save a life day, and solar eclipse glasses distribution
15 individuals received medical countermeasure (vaccine, test, service) through UCHD during public health related outbreak or emergency

Activity Report

Decrease the smoking rate of adults in Union County from 26.2% to 23.2% by 2030.

Decrease deaths due to suicide in Union County on a five-year combined rate from 25.5 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 23.5 per 100,000 by 2026-2030.

Decrease the incidence rate of all cancer types from 536 per 100,000 (2016-2020) to 492 per 100,000 by 2026-2030.

Prevention is the Cure

Reid Health

Union County Schools

Tri Health

Union County Community Care

Neighborhood Health Center

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

VCHD provided 216 Trauma and injury prevention services, including: fall prevention education and bicycle helmet distribution
VCHD provided 1,091 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education
VCHD provided infectious disease testing for 4,135 individuals, including HIV and Syphilis
VCHD provided 9,295 Maternal and Child health services, including: prenatal and postpartum care, and car seat distribution and inspections
VCHD provided 1,043 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for youth and adults

Activity Report

By 2026, reduce the rate of non-fatal fall injury emergency department visits for adults aged 65+ by 1% from a baseline of 5,630.2 per 100,000 in 2022 to 5,573.9 per 100,000.

By 2026, increase blood lead testing in children <7 years old by 15%.

By 2026, reduce the rate of STI-related emergency department visits for Vanderburgh County residents by 25% from a baseline of 479 in 2021.

Deaconess	The Women’s Hospital	Ascension – St. Vincent	ECHO Community Healthcare
Welborn Baptist Foundation	University of Evansville	University of Southern Indiana	Purdue University
Koch Foundation	CAPE: Minority Health Coalition	Foundation for Better Health	Building Blocks
Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare	Matthew 25	Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation	Catholic Charities Diocese of Evansville
Mental Health America Vanderburgh County	Youth First	Lampion Center	Evansville Central Library
Black Nurses of Evansville	Easterseals Rehabilitation Center	Urban Seeds	Purdue Extension
Tri-State Food Bank	Little Lambs Safe Kids Coalition	WIC	Ronald McDonald Foundation
United Way of Southwestern Indiana	American Medical Response	Evansville Regional Economic Partnership	Evansville/Vanderburgh Emergency Management Agency
METS Transportation	Southwestern Indiana Regional Council on Aging	Forefront Therapy

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

VCHD completed 487 services related to lead including testing, risk assessment, case management, cleaning supplies, and education
VCHD administered immunizations to 484 individuals including adult and children.
VCHD performed 71 infectious disease related services including testing, treatment, and referral services for HIV, HepC, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea.
VCHD educated 2188 individuals over the harms of vaping and tobacco use.
VCHD educated 1988 people on trauma and injury prevention topics: stop the bleed, CPR, brain injury, substance use prevention, mental health, and suicide prevention

Activity Report

Decrease the rate of adults with obesity defined by a BMI over 30 from 51% (2023) to 50% by 2033.

Decrease the number of pediatric emergency department injury visits from 442 (2022) by 5% or 22 pediatric emergency department injury visits by 2030.

Decrease the suicide rate in Vermillion County from 27.2 per 100,000 (2018-2022) to 25.8 per 100,000 by 2026-2030.

Buggy’s Pest Control	Community Action	Dana Christian School	Mental Health America
North Vermillion School Corporation	Purdue Extension	South Vermillion Community School Corporation	Vermillion County Chamber of Commerce
Wabash Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross	Wabash Valley Pregnancy Center

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

VCHD educated 3348 individuals over the harms of vaping and tobacco use.
VCHD completed 2454 Tuberculosis related services including testing, treatment, and education
VCHD provided 1804 people with infant safe sleep education, including families and professionals
VCHD referred 1327 adults to clinical care services for hypertension, substance use disorder, mental health services, insurance navigation, etc.
VCHD administered immunizations to 1389 individuals including adult and children.

Activity Report

Increase the percentage of children with blood lead levels measuring below 5 µg/DL from 58% in 2024 to 65% in 2026.

Increase Vigo County's immunization rates for series completion among 19-35-month-olds from 60.3% (2023) to 80% by December 31, 2030.

Decrease prevalence of adult obesity from 46.9% to 45.9% by December 31, 2030.

Decrease the number of adults aged 20 and above with diagnosed diabetes from 12% to 9% by December 31, 2030.

Decrease the heart disease death rate from 467 per 100,000 population to the state rate of 357 by December 31, 2030.

First Tee Indiana	Union Health Group	Chances and Services for Youth
Vigo County Courts, Jail and Public Defender's Office	Vigo County School Corporation	Vigo County Parks and Recreation

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

WCHD provided 1,271 access and linkage to clinical care including screenings and referrals
WCHD provided 267 tuberculosis services including testing and treatment
WCHD provided 233 trauma and injury prevention services including training and equipment distribution
WCHD served 1,156 people with adult and child immunizations
WCHD provided 183 maternal and child health services including car seat distribution and education

Activity Report

Decrease the adult obesity rate in Wabash County from 47.4% (2018-2023) to 45.4% by 2035.

Decrease the adult smoking rate in Wabash County from 23.1% (2018-2022) to 18% by 2030.

Decrease fatalities due to falls in Wabash County from 13.7% (2018-2022) to 10% (2030).

Wabash County Tobacco Free Coalition	Babe of Wabash County	North Manchester Fitness & Aquatic Center	85 Hope Free Medical Clinic
Purdue Extension	Living Well in Wabash County	Health Plus	L.I.F.E. Center
Wabash County YMCA

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

WCHD provided 1,914 school health services including mental health education, hygiene supplies and Stop the Bleed kits
WCHD served 166 people with adult and child immunizations
WCHD provided 42 maternal and child health services including prenatal services, STI testing, and car seat safety checks
WCHD provided 104 infectious disease services including STI testing, counseling and education
WCHD provided 137 childhood lead screening and case management services including blood lead level testing and education

Activity Report

Reduce the colon cancer mortality rate in Warren County from 76.1 (2022) to 70 (2028).

Reduce the adult smoking rate in Warren County from 19.1% (2018-2022) to 18% (2026).

Reduce the rate of emergency department visits due to falls from 2,742 per 100,000 in 2022 to 2,364 per 100,000 in 2026.

Mental Health America

Purdue Extension

Valley Oaks Health

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

WCHD had 70 seniors participating in activities related to fall prevention
WCHD provided safe sleep education for 300 individuals
WCHD provided 23 home visits for immunization administration
WCHD provided 366 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education
WCHD provided 222 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing and treatment

Activity Report

Reduce the rate of hospitalizations due to unintentional falls in females over the age of 65, from baseline rate of 205.0 per 100,000 in 2022 to 198.4 per 100,000 in 2027.

Reduce adult obesity in Warrick County from baseline 45.2% to 44.2% in 2032.

Reduce infant mortality rate in Warrick County from 5.74 baseline to 5.70 in 2027.

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

WCHD provided immunizations for 905 individuals through the health department or partner, including off-site clinics
WCHD provided 21 tobacco prevention and cessation services, including referrals to Quit Now Indiana and education in the harms of tobacco or vaping for adults
WCHD provided 39 Tuberculosis (TB) prevention services, including: testing, treatment, and education
WCHD provided 65 Maternal and Child health services, including: prenatal care, sleep sack distribution, and safe sleep education
WCHD provided 25 Childhood Lead Screening and Case Management services, including: testing and education

Activity Report

Decrease the tobacco & vaping rates in Washington County from 22% (2021) to 20% (2027).

Increase childhood immunization rates from 65.8% (2024) to 70% (2027), adult immunization rates from 38.92 (2024) to 40% in 2027 and TDaP immunization rates from 32.90% (2024) to 35% in 2027.

Increase the rate of individuals participating in physical activity in Washington County from 49% (2023) to 50.6%( 2035).

Washington County School Corporation	Choices Life Resource Center	Washington County YMCA
Hoosiers Hill PACT	Washington County Tobacco Prevention Coalition

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

WCHD provided 1766 infectious disease prevention and control services, including testing, treatment, and education
WCHD provided education to 263 individuals over substance use prevention
WCHD screened 920 people for high blood pressure, hemoglobin A1c, high cholesterol, cancer, BMI, and food insecurity
WCHD administered immunizations to 1835 individuals including adult and children.
WCHD completed 180 services related to lead including testing, risk assessment, and education

Activity Report

Decrease the prevalence of syphilis in Wayne County from 29 in 2023 to 5 by 2025.

Decrease the infant mortality rate in Wayne County from 7.4 (2018-2022) to 6.8 by 2027.

Decrease the prevalence of adults who smoke in Wayne County from 25.1% in July 2024 to 16.2% by 2030.

Birth to Five	Boys and Girls Club of Wayne County	Bridges for Life
Meridian Health Services	Neighborhood Health Center	Purdue Extension
Reid Health	Centerstone Mental Health Services	Girls Inc.
Union County Health Department

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

WCHD screens clients for tobacco usage and provides referrals to Quit Now Indiana.
WCHD has provided all local schools with naloxone and has trained staff on proper usage.
WCHD offers pregnancy testing.

Lower the adult obesity rate from 46.3% in 2022 to 45.3% by 2029.

Decrease the smoking during pregnancy rate from 11% in 2022 to 9% by 2027.

Decrease the opioid overdoses from 19.1 per 100,000 in 2018-2022 to 10.5 per 100,000 between 2025-2029.

Positive Resource Connection

WIC

Nurse Family Partnership

Helping Hands

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

WCHD served 1,194 people with adult and child immunizations
WCHD provided 226 tuberculosis services including testing and treatment
WCHD provided 242 maternal and child health services including prenatal vitamins, car seats, and safe sleep education
WCHD provided 750 trauma and injury prevention services including CPR training
WCHD provided 490 school health services including immunization clinics

Activity Report

Increase blood lead level testing rates of children 0-6 years old from 336 children (2022) to 1000 children by 2026.

Decrease the rate of women receiving no early prenatal care from 33.9% (2022) to 29.1% by 2026.

Decrease the obesity rate in White County from 48.3% in 2018-2023 to 47.3% in 2033.

Boys & Girls Club of White County	Monticello Fire Department	Tri-County School Corporation
Frontier School Corporation	Monticello Parks Department	Twin Lakes School Corporation
Indiana Department of Natural Resources	Monticello Police Department	White County United Way
IU Health White Memorial Hospital	North White School Corporation	White County Council on Aging
Community Foundation of White County	White County Veteran Services

Core Services
Activities
County-Level KPIs
Partnerships

Tobacco and Vaping Prevention and Cessation

Infectious Disease Surveillance and Prevention

Access to and Linkage to Clinical Care

Chronic Disease Prevention

Lead Case Management

Trauma and Injury Prevention

Food Protection

Fatality Review

Maternal and Child Health

School Health Liaison

Health-Related Areas during Emergencies/Disasters

Immunizations

Environmental Public Health

Tuberculosis Prevention and Case Management

Vital Records

WCHD partners with A Hope Center to offer STI testing and pregnancy tests.
WCHD conducts monthly home visits to older adults. They offer blood pressure checks, blood draws, dressing changes and suture removal.
WCHD provides churches, schools, libraries and law enforcement with naloxone. They also offer naloxone education and training to ensure proper usage.

Reduce the adult smoking rate in Whitley County from 18.2% to 15% in 2027.

Decrease the number of women not receiving prenatal care from 27.8% in 2024 to 23% in 2027.

Decrease the prevalence of diabetes among Whitley County adults from 14.5% to 12% by 2027.

Decrease the rate of overdose-related deaths in Whitley County from 28 (2018-2022) to 25 (2023-2027).

Bowen Center	Parkview Health	Live Heal Grow
YMCA	Mission 25	Community Foundation of Whitley County
Multi-County Medical Outreach Clinic	A Hope Center	Whitley County BABE
The Salvation Army of Whitley County	Whitley County Transit	Whitley County Consolidated Schools
Whitko Community Schools	Smith-Green Community Schools

Montgomery County Health Department (MCHD) began offering a diaper pantry in January 2024. Parents can apply for diapers, or they can be referred by community partners. The number of diapers a family is given is based on the child’s age.

The diaper pantry gives MCHD the opportunity to connect with families in the community and offer education on safe sleep, water safety, child lead poisoning prevention and immunizations. Administrator Adrianne Northcutt says the MCHD team meets families where they are and offers individualized resources and support.

The diaper pantry recently served a local family in need. A community partner referred the family and MCHD supplied them with a month’s supply of diapers for three children. This program is sustained by Health First Indiana funding and continues to be a touchpoint betweenMCHD and community members. young girl

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Health First Indiana in Your Community

Municipal Health Department Funding for 2025

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OPTED IN FOR 2025: $8,988,388.40Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,793,532.45Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $282,986.88Funding Per Capita: $32.46

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $328,260.18Funding Per Capita: $27.10

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,385,088.00Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $338,539.75Funding Per Capita: $21.88

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $397,186.87Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $883,190.03Funding Per Capita: $23.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $2,641,886.74Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $517,676.93Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $724,106.44Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $300,924.22Funding Per Capita: $28.59

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $778,499.24Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $991,285.02Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $517,794.29Funding Per Capita: $19.56

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OPTED IN FOR 2025: $2,609,760.07Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $853,542.97Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $4,828,672.98Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $545,679.44Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,574,273.04Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $338,539.75Funding Per Capita: $20.54

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $445,676.30Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $446,812.29Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $645,697.62Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,554,946.18Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $672,029.24Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $6,796,480.43Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,561,676.35Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $775,635.20Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,418,866.31Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,067,157.04Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,825,167.11Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $717,111.45Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,082,776.52Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $643,878.53Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $446,768.65Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $723,168.31Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $643,980.10Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,164,135.46Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $846,155.28Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,871,327.38Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $882,410.63Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $11,630,495.57Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $2,621,747.38Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $982,005.27Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,034,820.05Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $22,789,964.23Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,075,010.41Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $263,308.70Funding Per Capita: $26.84

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $784,583.18Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,048,228.48Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $827,649.95Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,404,022.15Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $300,924.22Funding Per Capita: $21.76

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,106,774.47Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $263,308.70Funding Per Capita: $44.33

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $433,438.46Funding Per Capita: $21.82

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OPTED IN FOR 2025: $493,344.20Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $329,167.47Funding Per Capita: $26.30

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $718,363.30Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $534,560.29Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $632,584.10Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $338,539.75Funding Per Capita: $20.21

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OPTED IN FOR 2025: $509,885.25Funding Per Capita: $21.82

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OPTED IN FOR 2025: $781,245.18
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $8,988,388.40
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,793,532.45
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $282,986.88
Funding Per Capita: $32.46

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $328,260.18
Funding Per Capita: $27.10

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,385,088.00
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $338,539.75
Funding Per Capita: $21.88

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $397,186.87
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $883,190.03
Funding Per Capita: $23.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $2,641,886.74
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $517,676.93
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $724,106.44
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $300,924.22
Funding Per Capita: $28.59

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $778,499.24
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $991,285.02
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $517,794.29
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $846,266.63
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $2,609,760.07
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $853,542.97
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $4,828,672.98
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $545,679.44
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,574,273.04
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $338,539.75
Funding Per Capita: $20.54

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $445,676.30
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $446,812.29
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $645,697.62
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,554,946.18
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $672,029.24
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $6,796,480.43
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,561,676.35
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

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Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,418,866.31
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,067,157.04
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,825,167.11
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $717,111.45
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,082,776.52
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $643,878.53
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $446,768.65
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $723,168.31
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $643,980.10
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,164,135.46
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $846,155.28
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,871,327.38
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $882,410.63
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $11,630,495.57
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $2,621,747.38
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $982,005.27
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,034,820.05
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $22,789,964.23
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,075,010.41
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $263,308.70
Funding Per Capita: $26.84

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $784,583.18
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,048,228.48
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $827,649.95
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,404,022.15
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $300,924.22
Funding Per Capita: $21.76

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $1,106,774.47
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $263,308.70
Funding Per Capita: $44.33

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $433,438.46
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $417,040.35
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $399,311.40
Funding Per Capita: $24.72

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $374,966.63
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $300,924.22
Funding Per Capita: $24.57

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $3,388,098.32
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $493,344.20
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $329,167.47
Funding Per Capita: $26.30

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $718,363.30
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $534,560.29
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $632,584.10
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $338,539.75
Funding Per Capita: $20.21

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $568,674.56
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $881,279.16
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $387,485.08
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $6,364,751.97
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $509,885.25
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $673,551.17
Funding Per Capita: $19.56

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $485,486.32
Funding Per Capita: $23.32

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $299,034.94
Funding Per Capita: $30.80

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $4,063,439.23
Funding Per Capita: $21.82

OPTED IN FOR 2025: $338,539.75
Funding Per Capita: $22.04