Indiana Prevention Resource Center (IPRC)

Prev-Stat

The Indiana Prevention Resource Center’s service called PREV-STAT uses GIS software and data from a variety of sources to create county profiles and customized project reports, including maps and tables.
Currently Series 8 (2011) is available to search on various variables.

CLEI - County Level Epidemiological Indicators

• • Alcohol and Drug Mortality Data
• • Alcohol and Drug Arrest Data
• • Alcohol and Drug Treatment Admission and Episode Data
• • Alcohol, Drug and Weapons Expulsion and Suspension Data, Dropout Data
• • Indiana Adult Household Survey

Upcoming IPRC Training

Right now no training is planned.
Please subscribe PREVENTION-L and check our Event Calendar for the upcoming IPRC training information.

   

Program Planning

• • needs assessment
• • evidence-based prevention method selection
• • capacity-building for sustainability

Evaluation Services

In addition, evaluation consulting services include:

• • evaluation design
• • identification of data sources
• • selection and development of data collection tools and protocols
• • data collection
• • data processing and management
• • data analysis and interpretation

Our TA Services

We can provide technical assistance services for:

• Assessment data collection
• Onsite consultation and training
• Materials and resources

In-kind match funding is available for many services.

SPF Indiana

• • The Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) is a systematic, community based process to support the effectiveness of prevention efforts.
• • The SPF embodies the IPRC's approach to prevention.

Request for Grant Writing

• - Assistance in identifying potential funding sources
• - Guidance in locating potential partner agencies & consultants
• - Review and critique of proposal drafts
• - Information on program planning and proposal writing

IPRC Home Library of e-Resources

Search the IPRC Home Library Database for electronic resources.
For Indiana residents: borrow a DVD or VHS from our loan library.

Featured Article: Ask A Librarian

Featured article regarding evaluating Health Information on the World Wide Web.

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