Title IV-E Prevention Services
NEW GRANTS: North Dakota is inviting agencies and providers to apply for the Title IV-E Prevention Service Agency Development Grant and Title IV-E Prevention Services Provider Training Grant funding, which are intended to facilitate development of organizations and professionals to deliver evidence-based practices as identified in the state's Title IV-E Prevention Services Plan to qualifying North Dakota children and families. | |
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Title IV-E Prevention Services
On Aug. 17, 2020, North Dakota became the seventh state in the country to receive approval of its Family First Prevention Services Act: Title IV-E Prevention Services Plan ND from the federal Children's Bureau. This plan gives our state access to federal Title IV-E funding for approved evidence-based prevention services proven to strengthen and stabilize children and families so children can stay in their family home safely. Services include both mental/behavioral health and substance abuse treatment and recovery support services as well as in-home parent skill-based programs.
Approved Services (Eligible for Title IV-E reimbursement in N.D.)
- Healthy Families
- Parents as Teachers
- Nurse-Family Partnership
- Homebuilders
- Brief Strategic Family Therapy
- Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
- Multisystemic Therapy
- Functional Family Therapy
Find an Approved Title IV-E Service Provider |
Apply to Receive Services |
Apply to Become a Provider |
Approved Provider: USpireND: Healthy Families
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Eligibility must be determined for a child based on specific criteria that has been established by the federal government and will be verified by the N.D. Department of Human Services (ND-DHS). Once a child’s eligibility is approved the child and parent/caregiver can receive access to approved Title IV-E prevention services. The child must:
The individual eligibility application allows for parents/caregivers, public and private agencies, treatment providers, tribal social services, juvenile court, and others to complete and submit an application on behalf of the child.
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Community and private agencies/providers can apply to become an approved Title IV-E prevention services provider.
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APPLY HERE |
APPLY HERE
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Additional Resources
- VIDEO: Informational Overview Meeting: Title IV-E Prevention Services Provider Applicaton and Requirements (Recorded Jan. 12, 2021 )
- Service Reimbursement Rates
- Title IV-E Screening Tool (for use by providers who do screenings)
- Outcomes Survey
- Provider Guidance (COMING SOON)
- Other Resources for Families
Questions?
If you need more information about individual applications, finding approved providers, enrolling as an approved provider or have other questions, please email TitleIVEprevention@nd.gov. Thank you.