After more than 20 years serving Hoosier families through SAMHSA;s Statewide Family Network Grant, IFFCMH was not awarded funding for the current grant cycle. All of us at IFFCMH have been honored to help thousands of families over the past two decades, but the end of our SFN grant does not mean that we have gone away.
We are still operating with a volunteer staff while we seek new funding and expand our fundraising efforts. Our social media presence and our toll free number remains. Feel free to contact us for information or assistance and we will try to support you as best we can at present. If you would like to support us by making a one-time or ongoing tax deductible contribution, please give us a call at 800.247.
We are still operating with a volunteer staff while we seek new funding and expand our fundraising efforts. Our social media presence and our toll free number remains. Feel free to contact us for information or assistance and we will try to support you as best we can at present. If you would like to support us by making a one-time or ongoing tax deductible contribution, please give us a call at 800.247.
Services
All our staff are current or former caregivers or family members of children with mental health needs. Our board of directors consists of fifty percent or greater family members. We understand the needs of families because we are family members. We are inspired by our past and driven by the goal of improving the lives of Hoosier families with children with mental health challenges.
The staff of IFFCMH are family members of children with special needs and we have the knowledge and experience to guide you through the challenges of both daily life and critical occasions. We work with schools, child-serving providers, government agencies, law enforcement and community mental health providers among others.
Our speaker's bureau is ready to address groups of all sizes about children's mental health. We believe that ignorance is the greatest enemy of progress and, sadly, there are a lot of misleading and just plain false stories going around about our kids. IFFCMH has a variety of speakers available who will dispel the myths and shine the light of truth.
IFFCMH has posted news stories and other items of interest to Hoosier families of children with special needs for over seven years. Of the nearly 30,000 posts we've made in that time, we have collected the best of the best and make them available for you to download. We hope these are helpful to you.
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