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1 SC DFC RECIPIENT 1 ST ( nd ( ) Cathy Breazeale, CSPP,ICPS BHSPC, Director of Prevention Services DFC Project Director, Steppin It Up Coalition

2 Behavioral Health Services of Pickens County Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP) Community Based Treatment (CBT) School Counseling Program (SCP) New Outlooks Via Awareness (NOVA) Treatment Services Court related services Trauma Informed Care Prevention Research Medical Building

3 The Application Process Read FOA several times Highlighted missing piece within our agency/community Look at data (archival,etc) Reach out to stakeholders in community Began Meetings to document existence

4 History CONCERNING GRANT FUNDINGS Why Apply? Incentives to Apply? Showcase Accomplishments

5 Data Used To Apply SEOW 2006 AET 2007 YRBS 2007, 2009 CTC 2010 Youth board DAODAS Surveys Other Archival Data

6 Easiest Time Periods

7 Difficult Time Periods What was the most difficult part? How did we secure all sector chairs?

8 SPF Process How the SPF has played a vital part in the pursue of grant funding. Capacity Building across all Sectors SWOT Analysis

9 Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF)

10 CULTURAL COMPETENCE AND COALITION BUILDING What you need to know: What your community needs to do: The products your community needs to create: A SWOT ANALYSIS CAN BE VERY HELPFUL UNDERSTANDING WHAT OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS

11 CTC Survey Demographics th th th th

12 Current Use of Substance Alcohol % % % Current alcohol use among students decreased by 14%

13 Current Use of Substance Cigarettes % % % Current cigarette use among students decreased by 8%

14 Current Use of Substance Marijuana % % % Current marijuana use among students decreased by 7%

15 Current Use of Substance Prescription Drug Misuse % % % Current prescription drug misuse among students decreased by 1%

16 Perception of Risk and Harm How much do people risk harming themselves if they. Binge Drink Moderate or Great Risk 2010 (1-2 drinks nearly everyday) 71% % 2016 (Binge use) 77% Perception of risk and harm of binge alcohol use increased by 6%

17 Perception of Risk and Harm How much do people risk harming themselves if they. Use Cigarettes Moderate or Great Risk 2010 (One+ pack/day) 89% % 2016 (Cigarette use) 90% Perception of risk and harm of cigarette use increased by 1%

18 Perception of Risk and Harm How much do people risk harming themselves if they. Use Marijuana Moderate or Great Risk 2010* (try marijuana once or twice) 56% % 2016 (marijuana use) 64% Perception of risk and harm of marijuana use increased by 8%

19 Perception of Risk and Harm How much do people risk harming themselves if they. Misuse Prescription Drugs Moderate or Great Risk 2010 (2014 used, no 2010 measure) 80% % Perception of risk and harm of prescription drug misuse increased by 6%

20 Perception of Peer Disapproval How wrong is it for someone your age to. Use Alcohol Wrong or Very Wrong % % % Perception of peer disapproval of regular alcohol use increased by 5%

21 Perception of Peer Disapproval How wrong is it for someone your age to. Use Cigarettes Wrong or Very Wrong % % % Perception of peer disapproval of cigarette use decreased by 7%

22 Perception of Peer Disapproval How wrong is it for someone your age to. Use Marijuana Wrong or Very Wrong % % % Perception of peer disapproval of marijuana use decreased by 12%

23 Perception of Peer Disapproval How wrong is it for someone your age to. Misuse Prescription Drugs Wrong/Very Wrong 2010 N/A % % Perception of peer disapproval decreased by 5% (between 2014 and 2016)

24 Perception of Parental Disapproval How wrong your parents would feel it would be for you to. Use Alcohol Wrong or Very Wrong % % % Perception of parental disapproval increased by 1%

25 Perception of Parental Disapproval How wrong your parents would feel it would be for you to. Use Marijuana Wrong or Very Wrong % % % Perception of parental disapproval decreased by 2%

26 Perception of Parental Disapproval How wrong your parents would feel it would be for you to. Use Cigarettes Wrong or Very Wrong % % % Perception of parental disapproval increased by 2%

27 Perception of Parental Disapproval How wrong your parents would feel it would be for you to. Misuse Prescription Drugs Wrong/ Very Wrong % 2016 (2014 used, no 2010 measure) 93% Perception of parental disapproval increased by 6%

28 In a Nutshell Use of all four substances is down (Great news!) Student perceptions of risk and harm is up for all substances (Great news!) Student perceptions of how wrong it is for someone their age to use is down for all substances except alcohol Student perceptions of whether or not their parents disapprove increased for all substances except marijuana

29 Challenges/Barriers Unexpected Expected

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31 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CTC Surveys Stronger Partnership with LE Stronger Partnership with School D. NEW Faces at the Table Other Clubs in the Schools

32 Other Accomplishments Chairman(s) PAST & PRESENT Mr. Sam Wyches, Sport Phenomenal Dr. James Mahanes, MD Dr. Dovie Gamble (Retired Professor) Ms. Dawn Gilstap, R.N.

33 Next Step (After 1 st 5 years) Report to the Community 501c3 Status Sustainability Plan Pursue CARA/STOP ACT Grant Foundation BUILD BUILD BUILD

34 Questions & Answers

35 Contact Info: Cathy Breazeale Mailing Address: Behavioral Health Services of Pickens CO 309 East Main St Pickens SC