Interagency Directors Team

The IDT was created by Georgia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) in order to design, manage, facilitate, and implement an integrated approach to a child and adolescent system of care that informs policy and practice, and shares resources and funding. IDT is made up of over 20 representatives from state agencies and non-governmental organizations that serve children with behavioral health needs. The group transitioned from the Children and Adolescent State Infrastructure Grant (CASIG) Interagency Workgroup to the IDT in 2011.

Mission Statement: The IDT’s mission is to be a multi-agency leadership collaborative that uniquely designs, manages, facilitates, and implements an integrated approach to a child and adolescent system of care that informs policy and practice and shares resources and funding.

The IDT aims to:

• Better child and adolescent behavioral health in Georgia
• Design, manage, facilitate, and implement an integrated approach
• Use System of Care model
• Inform policy and practice
• Integrate resources/funding

To learn more about the work of the IDT, read the full IDT Annual Report for State Fiscal Year 2017 below.

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