Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s Division of Mental Health and Addiction is bringing together community partners and providers to listen and learn about Opioid Treatment Programs in Indiana. This series of symposiums provides a space for partners to have brave conversations about the many barriers and challenges Hoosiers with mental health and substance use disorders face and to help Indiana combat the stigma surrounding mental health and addiction treatment and services. Through these partnerships and conversations, FSSA/DMHA hopes to grow a recovery community that is sustainable and welcoming to all Hoosiers.

Join us for the 2nd Annual CADI Summit where we will learn how to approach chronic disease through a trauma-informed lens and improve health literacy for better prevention and management.

Free Health Screenings For Body Mass Index, Blood Pressure, and Blood Glucose. Health Education & Resources Also Provided

This year's annual meeting we will cover a range of topics and opportunities to address cancer across the continuum in Indiana. Join us as we look forward to a day full of cross-collaboration and networking with our state's knowledgeable and passionate cancer advocates!

Since 2003, the Indiana Joint Asthma Coalition has been working to reduce the burden of asthma in Indiana. This summit will address environmental triggers related to asthma and housing, the perils of second- and third-hand smoking, and the exploration of myths surrounding exercise and asthma.

The goal of the Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair is to increase minority awareness of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke, hypertension and cancer, and how to prevent them. This goal is in line with the Indiana Department of Health's mission to promote, provide and improve essential public health services. The Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair also works towards raising public awareness of the health issues that disproportionately affect minorities. By tracking self-reported race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, health behaviors and risk factors, researchers can determine causative agents or reasons that morbidity, chronic illness and mortality differ between particular racial and ethnic subgroups. This allows state health representatives to formulate programs to address these health disparities, and positively impact the health and well-being of the Hoosiers who attend.