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Strategic Prevention Framework Partnerships for Success State and Tribal Initiative | CSAP | View Awards |
Award Number | Organization | City | State | Amount | Award FY | NOFO | ||||
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SP020792-01 | GREAT LAKES INTER-TRIBAL COUNCIL, INC. | LAC DU FLAMBEAU | WI | $834,543 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council (GLITC) PFS project will focus on three prevention priorities: Underage drinking, young adult problem drinking, and prescription drug misuse and abuse, among persons aged 12 - 25 in four tribal communities of high need, including: Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, and the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin.
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SP020794-01 | MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPT OF PUB HEALTH | BOSTON | MA | $1,648,187 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Massachusetts Department of Public Health plans to use the PFS grant to address prescription drug misuse and abuse among persons aged 12 to 25 in high need Massachusetts communities. There are 16 target sub-recipient communities. The goal of the project is to guide and support these high-need communities in using evidence based prevention programs, policies, and practices to reduce prescription drug misuse and abuse in the targeted age group.
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SP020795-01 | MISSOURI STATE DEPT OF MENTAL HEALTH | JEFFERSON CITY | MO | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS Missouri will use a resiliency approach to reduce risk factors and promote protective factors common to alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use, including prescription drug misuse. A comprehensive universal prevention program will be built on a positive youth development framework to target substance use among youth age 12 to 18 in southeast Missouri.
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SP020796-01 | BUREAU OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL SERVICES | CONCORD | NH | $2,472,608 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS New Hampshire Partnership for Success Initiative New Hampshire's PFS will: 1) prevent and reduce underage and high risk drinking and prescription drug misuse among youth; and 2) prevent and reduce underage and high risk drinking; prescription drug misuse, particularly prescription opioid misuse; and heroin use among young adults. These goals will be accomplished by meeting measurable objectives including: 1) expanding the current Partnership for Success Student Assistance Programs for youth to a new cohort of PFS2 sub-recipients in schools in high-need communities and 2) by identifying and mobilizing new high-need communities to establish readiness and resources for best practice implementation for young adults using the SPF process of assessment, capacity building, planning, implementation and evaluation at the community level.
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SP020797-01 | MICHIGAN STATE DEPT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH | LANSING | MI | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The overarching goal of Michigan's PFS project is to utilize environmental change and community and individual level interventions to build healthier communities and increase behavioral health capacity through leveraging and realigning resources to address underage drinking (age 12-20) and prescription drug misuse and abuse among youth and youth adults (age 12-25). The project will support targeted communities that are underserved and in high need to address persons.
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SP020798-01 | WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA | WINNEBAGO | NE | $318,543 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Winnebago PFS grant project proposes to prevent the onset and reduce the progression of underage drinking among Winnebago youth ages 12 to 20 in order to reduce abuse-related problems. The project is designed to increase Tribal prevention capacity, educate and equip youth to strengthen them against the ill effects of underage drinking, utilize HoChunk culture for prevention, and build partnerships to align resources for substance abuse prevention. Those served by the Project include the youth of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska and youth of other tribes who live on or near the Winnebago.
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SP020799-01 | KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT FOR AGING AND DISABILITY SERVICES | TOPEKA | KS | $735,019 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Kansas PFS grant initiative is designed to prevent and reduce underage drinking, both past 30-day alcohol use, binge drinking among youth and young adults aged 12-20, and to prevent and reduce the incidence and prevalence of prescription drug abuse and misuse among individuals aged 18-25 in high-risk, high need, sub-recipient communities and pilot areas across the state. Targeted populations for this initiative are children and youth aged 12-17, young adults aged 18-20, and young adults at risk for prescription drug abuse, with emphasis on young women 18-25.
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SP020800-01 | NORTH DAKOTA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES | BISMARCK | ND | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The North Dakota PFS grant project will reduce underage alcohol use by persons aged 12 to 20. North Dakota has identified ten communities for the project. The first goal is to build upon the North Dakota SPF SIG to continue reducing underage drinking through enhancing the capacity of high need communities to implement the SPF. The second goal is to enhance and sustain prevention system (state system) capacity to support the implementation of the SPF process and EBPs to reduce underage drinking.
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SP020801-01 | NOOKSACK INDIAN TRIBE | DEMING | WA | $256,330 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS Through the PFS grant program the Nooksack Indian Tribe will develop a tribal wide interdepartmental prevention network and delivery system based on data driven assessments that will focus on alcohol and substance abuse issues with a systematic, holistic and culturally sensitive approach. The projects measurable objectives are to 1) decrease alcohol use for 12-20 year olds 2) decrease illegal prescription drug use and illegal drug use for 12-25 year olds and 3) decrease use of heroin, marijuana, tobacco and methamphetamine.
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SP020775-01 | CONNECTICUT ST DEPT OF MH/ADDICTION SRVS | HARTFORD | CT | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS Connecticut proposes to use the PFS to fund community level agencies that are able to demonstrate a high need for prevention programs designed to reduce: 1) alcohol use in youth age 12 to 20; 2) prescription drug misuse or abuse among persons age 12 to 25; or other substance abuse priorities such as marijuana or heroin use, that adversely affects their particular community. This PFS initiative will specifically focus on the reduction of disparities in substance use risk and consequences in communities that have challenges in terms of resources, infrastructure, population, diversity and severity of substance use-related problems affecting the community.
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SP020777-01 | MARYLAND STATE DEPT OF HLTH/MENTAL HYG | CATONSVILLE | MD | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS Project Title: Maryland Strategic Prevention Framework Project. The Maryland Strategic Prevention Framework (MSPF) Project will utilize PFS funding to strengthen the efforts of 10 local coalitions in preventing and reducing underage and youth binge drinking in their communities. The measurable objectives are (1) to reduce underage drinking and (2) to reduce binge drinking by youth, ages 18-25. The second goal of the initiative is to strengthen state and local community prevention capacity and infrastructure.
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SP020779-01 | SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES | COLUMBIA | SC | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The South Carolina PFS titled Empowering Communities for Healthy Outcomes (ECHO) is a multi-layered approach to bolstering prevention infrastructure for data-driven decision-making. ECHO will specifically address prescription drug abuse/misuse and impaired driving, the resulting increase in capacity will benefit communities' ability to address a wide range of local concerns.ECHO will address the two priorities mentioned above by funding high-need counties in order to reduce their rates of prescription drug abuse/misuse and impaired driving. ECHO will also strengthen local and state capacity to address substance abuse issues through a well-planned, data-driven approach.
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SP020780-01 | KY ST CABINET/HEALTH/FAMILY SERVICES | FRANKFORT | KY | $735,018 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS Kentucky's PFS grant will focus on reducing prescription drug misuse and abuse among persons aged 12 to 25. Over a five-year period, the grant will implement environmental strategies and strengthen the prevention capacity in three communities of high need. One "community" is a defined population and includes members of the National Guard and their families throughout the state. The other two "communities" of high need are defined by geography and include: Communicare (Lincoln Trail region) and Pennyroyal (Pennyrile region). The project will further institutionalize the SPF, empower the SEOW to provide data-driven capacity, and facilitate improved outcomes in the areas of prescription drug and heroin abuse, mental health, and suicide prevention.
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SP020781-01 | WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES | MADISON | WI | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Wisconsin PFS grant project will focus on the prevention priority: Prescription drug misuse and abuse among persons aged 12-25. Evidence-based prevention efforts for reducing problems related to the non-medical use of prescription drugs will be funded in 12 high need counties. Strategies will focus on reducing youth/young adult access to and the availability of prescription drugs in the community.
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SP020782-01 | TANANA CHIEFS CONFERENCE, INC. | FAIRBANKS | AK | $478,133 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Tanana Chiefs PFS will implement a three pronged approach that focuses on 1) increasing awareness of the relationship between mental and physical wellness and substance abuse 2) enhancing capacity of our community to address wellness in relationship to substance abuse and 3) building capacity to monitor and communicate through data trends the relationship between trauma, substance abuse, and resilience to better information program resources and services. The program will specifically focus on preventing and reducing underage drinking and youth adult problem drinking.
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SP020783-01 | ALASKA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HLTH-SOC SVCS | JUNEAU | AK | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Alaska PFS Initiative will coordinate a thorough review and analysis of the most current substance use data, with a focus on alcohol, prescription/opioids, and marijuana. In partnership with the Alaska SEW, this data review will lead to a selection of specific priority areas and will identify our most high-need regions and communities for these selected substances.
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SP020784-01 | SOUTHERN PLAINS TRIBAL HEALTH BOARD FOUNDATION | OKLAHOMA CITTY | OK | $834,270 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Inter Tribal Consortium PFS grant Initiative is a joint effort between one of the twelve national Tribal Epidemiology Centers (TEC) and four Tribes in Oklahoma. This initiative seeks to demonstrate that Tribes can successfully work together to reduce underage drinking and prescription drug abuse. The project aims to provide substance abuse prevention services to Non Reservation Native populations in a, predominantly rural, 15 county area. The PFS targets are adolescents (12-18) and young adults 25 or younger.
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SP020785-01 | WYOMING STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH | CHEYENNE | WY | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Wyoming Strategic Prevention Framework PFS will enhance our current underage drinking prevention efforts with persons aged 12-20 and nonmedical use of prescription drug prevention among persons aged 12-25 by preventing the onset and reducing current users of these substances and reducing related negative consequences. Wyoming will use a comprehensive evidence-based prevention approach.
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SP020786-01 | MISSISSIPPI STATE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH | JACKSON | MS | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS Mississippi's PFS grant project, the MS Prevention Alliance for Communities and Colleges aims to alter alcohol and prescription drug consumption patterns, consequences, and risk and protective factors by funding up to seven Community Prevention Coalitions. Mississippi's effective implementation of the SPF SIG and SPF PFS II leaves the state poised to enhance its prevention services, workforce, and infrastructure through SPF PFS 2015.
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SP020787-01 | VERMONT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH | BURLINGTON | VT | $2,472,608 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The goal of the Vermont Regional Prevention Partnerships is to apply the SPF model to reduce underage drinking, prescription drug misuse and abuse, and marijuana use among 12-25 year olds across the state of Vermont. The purpose of the grant is to strengthen the prevention infrastructure at the state, regional and community levels using Vermont's existing health district structures as the primary mechanism to implement the RPP.
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SP020788-01 | INDIANA FAMILY & SOCIAL SERVICES ADMIN | INDIANAPOLIS | IN | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS Indiana's PFS grant initiative will provide critical resources to reduce prescription drug misuse among persons aged 12-25 and address alcohol abuse among persons aged 12 -20. DMHA will support the efforts of the ten selected communities to implement prevention efforts that reduce prescription drug abuse and/or alcohol use by minors
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SP020789-01 | MAINE STATE DEPT/HEALTH/HUMAN SERVS | AUGUSTA | ME | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The goal of Maine's PFS grant project is to reduce high-risk drinking among the 12-20 year old population and reduces prescription drug abuse and marijuana use among the 12-25 year old population. During the five year project, evidence-based environmental strategies and programs will be implemented state-wide through community prevention coalitions across the state of Maine, located in all nine of Maine's Public Health Districts.
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SP020790-01 | LOWER BRULE SIOUX TRIBE | LOWER BRULE | SD | $318,415 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Lower Brule Sioux Tribe PFS grant/ Waokiya Okolakiciye project will strive to reduce underage alcohol use by persons aged 12 to 20. The purpose of the project is to reduce the rate of underage drinking and ancillary consequences. The goals of the project will be to 1) reduce underage drinking by using a data-driven decision-making process and implementing evidenced-based prevention programs and to 2) enhance and sustain prevention system capacity to implement EBP to reduce underage drinking.
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SP020791-01 | VIRGINIA DEPT BEHAV HLTH/DEVEL SERVICES | RICHMOND | VA | $1,648,188 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS The Virginia PFS grant proposed preventing prescription drug misuse and abuse in 12-24 year olds and reduce the problem of heroin overdose deaths in targeted jurisdictions. During the first year of funding, sub recipients will conduct further data collection to identify intermediary variables for non-medical prescription drug and heroin use; build the local infrastructure to address the risk factors that underline the identified problems; work with PFS grant staff on planning and selection of culturally appropriate evidence based strategies for implementation and evaluation planning.
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SP020766-01 | DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN AND SOCIAL SERVICES | PAGO PAGO | AS | $735,018 | 2015 | SP-15-003 | ||||
Title: SPF-PFS
Project Period: 2015/09/30 - 2020/09/29
Short Title: SPF-PFS With the SPF-PFS 2015 award American Samoa created the Prevention Fa'aSamoa project to further strengthen prevention at the Territorial, grassroots, and community level to prevent underage drinking for youth 12 - 20 years of age. The PFS 2015 will support up to 9 community organizations.
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