Presenter:
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Danelle Campbell, Butte
Youth Now
Peggy Seel, Missoula Forum for Children and Youth
Kat Allen, Franklin County Communities That Care Coalition
Evelyn Yang, CADCA National Coalition Institute |
Description:
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Coalitions that have outcomes
are a reality. Learn what it takes to nominate your coalition
for the annual CADCA GOT OUTCOMES! Coalition of the Year
Award. The Got Outcomes! Awards are a National Coalition
Institute-sponsored competition recognizing coalitions that have
successfully impacted substance abuse outcomes in a measurable
way through the implementation of a sound strategic plan/logic
model. This coalition showcase will give you the opportunity to
learn about the Got Outcomes! award process and hear from this
year's winners: Butte Youth Now (Chico, CA),
Missoula Forum for Children and Youth (Missoula, MT),
and Franklin County Communities That Care Coalition
(Greenfield, MA).
In Part II of this workshop, you will hear from this year's winners.
Butte Youth Now is the winner in the Intermediate
Outcomes category. Located in Chico, CA, they are a young coalition
but have developed a comprehensive plan that indicates they are
well on their way to achieving their goals. Missoula Forum
for Children and Youth in Missoula, MT is the winner
in the Single Substance/Substance-Related Problem Category. They
have comprehensively addressed their underage drinking problem
and contributed to community-level decreases in underage drinking
rates in Greenfield, MA is this year's winner in the Coalition
as a Whole Category. This coalition implemented a communitywide
plan to decrease youth alcohol, tobacco and other drug use in
their county. They have contributed to population-level declines
in youth substance abuse. Hear from them about the outcomes they
have accomplished and what they did specifically to contribute
to community-level reductions in substance abuse rates. Additionally,
learn about the Got Outcomes! Award application criteria and process.
Seize the opportunity to learn from other coalitions and how to
showcase your own work so your coalition can be next year's Got
Outcomes! Coalition of the Year Award winner!
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