Federal TBI Program - Indiana

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, Vocational Rehabilitation Services, located at 402 W. Washington Street, Room W453, P.O. Box 7083, Indianapolis, IN 46207-7083 is the lead agency for Indiana's Federal TBI Program.

Indiana does not currently have a federal TBI program grant but has received a $50,000 planning grant and has provided $25,000 in matching support.

Quick Facts
Indiana population in 2000: 6,080,485
Estimated TBI-related emergency department visits per year: 25,527
Estimated TBI-related non-fatal hospitalizations per year: 3,702
Estimated TBI-related disability per year: 1,708

Indiana reports the following progress in their Federal TBI Program:

1. Established new designated Lead Agency to coordinate TBI grant activities.
2. Identified potential representatives for the TBI Statewide Advisory Board.
3. Completed a Needs and Resources Assessment in 2000.

In their continuing effort, Indiana has utilized a TBI Planning Grant to identify and begin to organize state resources. A new Lead Agency designation, needs and resources assessment data, and statewide TBI Advisory Board will help establish priorities for future TBI systems change activities.

For more information on the Indiana TBI Program, contact Jonathan Kraeszig, M.R.C., C.R.C., Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, (317) 232-1307, jonathan.kraeszig@fssa.in.gov

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