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First Steps South East is a family-centered early intervention program serving infants and toddlers in Indiana who may be experiencing developmental delays or disabilities. The program coordinates a comprehensive system of services by bringing together families, professionals, and various agencies to ensure access to necessary support close to home. Operating within Clusters H and J, First Steps focuses on evaluating children's abilities and potential service needs through in-home assessments. Their mission is to provide families with timely access to the resources they need to help their children thrive. Generated from the website

The Bartholomew County Health Department in Columbus, Indiana, is dedicated to supporting the community in achieving healthy living through disease prevention, health education, and public health preparedness. The department is organized into four divisions: Environmental Health, Public Health Nursing, Public Health Preparedness, and Vital Records, each focusing on specific health-related services and programs. Through its Environmental Health division, the department addresses public health concerns by providing education, conducting inspections, and enforcing health regulations related to food safety, housing, and wastewater management. Additionally, the department collaborates with various agencies to manage hazardous materials and respond to environmental health issues, ensuring the well-being of Bartholomew County residents. Generated from the website