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MCCOY – We champion the positive development of youth through leadership on key issues and support of the youth worker community. Marion County Commission on Youth, Inc. We envision a community where every young person has equitable opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive. To champion the positive development of youth through community and systems change.
2026 Public Policy Agenda Launched MCCOY has launched this year’s public policy agenda, sharing ways we’re building for, investing in, and championing youth and the workforce that serves them. Congratulations to this year’s winners of the Excellence in Summer Service Awards. Join us as we celebrate these young people’s amazing accomplishments!
Join the new Juvenile Advisory Council Leaders across Marion County are actively looking for young adults previously involved in the juvenile justice system to help us create positive change for today’s youth. Discover the state of child permanency in Marion County and Indiana with visual data collections presented by the Early Intervention Planning Council.
Our mid-year Impact Report is out now This has been a time to strengthen our foundation, gain focus, and continue to make a difference for youth in Marion County. Discover the ways we’re championing youth through systems change >> Helping youth never doubt that they are Valuable & Powerful MCCOY’s vision is a community where every young person has equitable opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive.
About our Youth Worker Well-Being Project A healthy youth worker increases positive outcomes for our youth. Youth benefit when youth workers are engaged, aware of the needs of youth and families, knowledgeable about best practices, and when they can cope effectively with stress.
The Youth Worker Well-Being Project is a collaborative statewide effort to address individual youth worker well-being, workplace conditions, and root causes of stress in the sector to promote meaningful change in youth workers and invest in their well-being so they can provide the highest quality services for Indiana youth.
More about The Youth Worker Well-Being Project Inspire innovation in community-school partnerships This year’s MCCOY Closing the Gap Symposium will focus on developing innovative strategies to address challenges identified in original Closing the Gap report. Join us along with school administrators, support staff, and community partners to learn together about how we can have the courage to be creative in our partnerships.
The Symposium will be held on Thursday, September 12 at the Indiana Landmarks Center . We promote positive practices & effective policies for youth. We prepare youth-serving organizations to support young people.
We host meaningful community partnerships. Make a real impact with us. We develop opportunities for Youth & Youth-Serving Individuals.
Help us support youth and families Show your support for youth & families Mayor’s Youth Leadership Council Juvenile Advisory Council Closing the Gap Symposium 2024 Youth Day at the Statehouse Prevent Youth Gun Violence Youth Activity Directory Submission How Are the Children 2023 Mental Health Matters Initiative Closing the Gap Initiative Community Connection Counts How Are the Children 2022 How Are the Children 2021 Early Intervention Planning Council COVID-19 Support for Programs Indy Summer Youth Programs Portal E-Learning Resources & Tutorials Resources During COVID19 Distancing Excellence in Summer Service Awards Summer Youth Program Fund Youth Program Quality Assessment/Improvement Frequently Asked Questions Early Intervention & Prevention Youth Empowerment & Engagement Early Intervention – Prevention Want to make a difference?
Help us champion the positive development of youth today. We champion the positive development of youth through community and systems change. Keep up on the latest resources, trainings and advocacy opportunities.
Together we can build a better future for youth and families in Central Indiana. MCCOY is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization and relies on charitable contributions to impact our community. There are several ways YOU can support MCCOY.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations serving youth in Marion County, Indiana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Summer Youth Program Fund is funded by MCCOY (Marion County Commission on Youth). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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