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Services

OCOF strives to continually improve services and systems in Southeastern Indiana and beyond in order to improve social and emotional outcomes for children and families. Much of this work is achieved through initiatives and projects with a variety of partners and families across our community.

CARE

Community Action Recovery Effort (CARE) is the Recovery Oriented System of Care for Dearborn County. It is a collaborative group of diverse stakeholders coming together to support community wellness and ensure a recovery-ready community.

LIF²T

LIF²T teams are comprised of trained volunteers who are dedicated to support those left behind after a suicide loss or substance-related loss. This support includes an immediate, on-scene presence, as well as scheduled follow up support.

Suicide and Overdose Fatality Review (SOFR) Teams work to prevent future suicide and overdose deaths by conducting a series of confidential case reviews, determining contributing risk factors and circumstances, identifying opportunities for system improvement, and recommending policies, practices, and programs for prevention.

Suicide and Overdose Fatality Review Teams

Indiana Systems of Care

Indiana is actively working to improve the access to and quality of behavioral and mental health services for youth and families.

OCOF is helping to foster the adoption of a System of Care strategy to behavioral and mental health service delivery in Indiana.

Evaluation Data

In striving to continually improve the System of Care in Southeastern Indiana and, therefore, outcomes for children and family, OCOF is committed to evaluation. See our evaluation data.

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Participate in a Training

OCOF connects our local community with vital mental health trainings like QPR training and Mental Health First Aid training so that individuals are prepared to make a difference when it matters most.

Subscribe to our Monthly Southeastern Indiana System of Care Newsletter

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