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11/21/2024
Project Title Strategic Prevention Framework: Partnerships for Success for Communities and Tribes Target Population The project’s target population will be adult (18+ years old) and youth (12 to 17 years old) residents who have SUDs or CODs or are at risk of developing SUDs or CODs. Project Summary Via the project, CITC will complete 11 main activities that will follow the US SAMHSA’s SPF in 5 steps—assessment, capacity, planning, implementation, and evaluation—and under 2 guiding principles—cultural competence and sustainability. Those activities will address CITC’s 3 data-driven substance use prevention promotion priorities: (i) underage alcohol use, (ii) excessive alcohol use, and (iii) any opioid use. Objective 1.1. By the end of the project’s 30th day, establish a substance use prevention advisory committee. Objective 1.2. By the end of the project’s 90th day, complete and submit a substance use prevention assessment for the Anchorage MSA. Objective 2.1a. By the end the project’s 1st year, facilitate and hold 6 online partner engagement meetings. Objectives 2.1b to 2.1e. By the ends of the project’s 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th years, facilitate and hold 12 online partner engagement meetings each. Objective 2.2. By the end of the project’s 180th day, create an inter-organizational substance use prevention training curriculum. Objective 2.3a. By the end of the project’s 1st year, facilitate substance use prevention trainings for 40 professionals. Objective 2.3b to 2.3e. By the ends of the project’s 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th years, facilitate substance use prevention trainings for 80 professionals each. Objective 3.1. By the end of the project’s 180th day, complete and submit a project implementation plan. Objective 3.2. By the end of the project’s 180th day, complete and submit a project strategy plan. Objective 4.1a. By the end of the project’s 1st year, facilitate and/or implement 2 inter-organizational substance use prevention service and/or resource coordination efforts. Objectives 4.1b to 4.1e. By the ends of the project’s 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th years, facilitate and/or implement 4 inter-organizational substance use prevention services and/or resource coordination efforts each. Objective 4.2a. By the end of the project’s 1st year, provide substance use prevention-focused counseling sessions and supportive services to 24 unduplicated individuals and families. Objectives 4.2b to 4.2e. By the ends of the project’s 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th years, provide substance use prevention-focused counseling sessions and supportive services to 48 unduplicated individuals and families each. Objective 4.3a. By the end of the project’s 1st year, facilitate and hold 6 culture day events. Objectives 4.3b to 4.3e. By the ends of the project’s 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th years, facilitate and hold 12 culture day events each. Objective 4.4a. By the end of the project’s 1st year, provide social and emotional learning services to 5 primary and intermediate school teachers. Objectives 4.4b to 4.4e. By the ends of the project’s 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th years, provide social and emotional learning services to 10 primary and intermediate school teachers each. Project Outcomes Via the project, CITC will (i) establish a substance use prevention advisory committee, (ii) complete a substance use prevention assessment for the Anchorage MSA, (iii) create an inter-organizational substance use prevention training curriculum, (iv) implement numerous substance use prevention service and/or resource coordination efforts, (v) provide substance use prevention services to 264 unduplicated individuals, and (vi) provide social and emotional learning services to 55 unduplicated primary and intermediate school teachers.
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