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Texas State Incentive Program

Texas State Incentive Program. Strategic Prevention Framework. Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant. Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant (SPF SIG)Cooperative AgreementAwarded to the state through the Governor's OfficeOversight by DSHS/Substance Abuse Servi

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Texas State Incentive Program

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    1. Texas State Incentive Program STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK January 19, 2006 Penny Harmonson Project Director

    2. Texas State Incentive Program Strategic Prevention Framework

    3. Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant (SPF SIG) Cooperative Agreement Awarded to the state through the Governor’s Office Oversight by DSHS/Substance Abuse Services $2,350,965 annually/5 years 85% to local coalitions

    4. Texas State Incentive Program (TSIP) Advisory Committee Oversight of the SPF SIG Prevention Sub Committee Drug Demand Advisory Committee (DDRAC) SB 558, FY2001

    5. SPF SIG GOALS Prevent the onset and reduce the progression of substance abuse, including childhood and underage drinking (consumption) Reduce substance abuse-related problems in the communities (consequences) Build prevention capacity and infrastructure at the State and community levels.

    7. Strategic Prevention Framework Guiding Principles Baseline data, common assessment tools, and outcomes shared across service systems can promote accountability and effectiveness of prevention efforts

    8. Strategic Prevention Framework Step 1 Assessment Profile Population Needs, Resources, and Readiness to Address the Problems and Gaps in Service Delivery Texas Prevention Epidemiological Work Group Prevention Resource Centers Local Communities www.preventionplatform.samhsa.gov

    9. Prevalence Rates for Selected Substances

    10. Motor Vehicle Fatalities 2003 Texas: Highest Number of Alcohol-Related Traffic Fatalities in the Nation (NHTSA) 3, 675 fatalities 47% were alcohol-related

    11. SPF SIG Strategic Plan Goals: Reduce % of binge drinking among underage drinkers and young adults (12 – 25) Reduce % of intoxicated drivers involved in motor vehicle fatalities among the group of underage and drinkers and young adults Approved by CSAP 12/05 http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/sa/default.shtm

    12. SPF SIG Funding RFP (Tentative) Requires CSAP Approval February 15, 2006 Issue RFP April 1, 2006 Applications Due June 1, 2006 Contract $1.7million (approximately) 60% Traffic Fatality 40% Population Priority Counties: El Paso, Travis, Hidalgo, Tarrant, Bexar, Dallas, Harris Existing Community Coalitions Culturally Competent

    13. Coalitions in Priority Counties

    14. Take off yellow box and add consumption MAYBE NEED TO MAKE SPF ONE OF KEY PRINCIPLES Implement Strategic Prevention Framework to Address Outcomes Take off yellow box and add consumption MAYBE NEED TO MAKE SPF ONE OF KEY PRINCIPLES Implement Strategic Prevention Framework to Address Outcomes

    15. Outcome Based Prevention “Moving the Needle” Community Change Measurable changes at the community levels are expected by the states and communities funded Alliances and partnership with other non-traditional partners will be necessary

    16. Texas State Incentive Program Penny Harmonson, LCDC, CPS Department of State Health Services/Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Division 512-206-5868 Penny.Harmonson@dshs.state.tx.us

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