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Substance Abuse-Strategic Prevention Framework

NMRC will use the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) to engage community partners to develop and implement a prevention plan. This plan will align the region’s prevention misuse needs with associated risk factors, prevention services and supports, and outcomes. We will use the SPF’s five-step process to enhance our capacity to coordinate with state and regional prevention efforts and build the region’s capacity to implement evidence-based prevention strategies. This will increase the region’s ability to address the needs of the youth and young adults at risk for substance abuse and their families. We (NMRC) will serve young adults, ages 12–24, who are at high risk for early initiation of alcohol and illicit drug use. Because our preventive interventions will be community and school-based, youth, young adults, and families will benefit.

Business Data Analysis

1. Assessment

  1. NMRC will work to Identify and prioritize the substance use prevention needs of Box Butte, Cherry, Dawes, and Sheridan County by collecting, reviewing, and analyzing data.

2. Capacity

2. Increase the region’s capacity to address prioritized substance misuse problems in a coordinated, collaborative, and comprehensive manner.

Team Planning Meeting
Coffee and Plans

3. Planning

3. Partner with NMRC’s prevention team and youth advisory council to develop a comprehensive plan to increase substance use prevention efforts in the region.

4. Implementation

4. Partner with the prevention and youth advisory council to decrease substance misuse in the region by implementing a select set of evidence-informed and practical prevention programs and practices.

Group Discussion
Bird's Eye View Meeting Table

5. Evaluation

This project is funded by grant number #11H79SP084692 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration SAMHSA , US Department of Health and Human Services HHS. The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of SAMHSA and US HHS.

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