Virginia Mini-Academy On-line Session - 1 Pager PPTs

Coalition Presentations Information to be included in the 1‐pager includes: • Coalition Information (name, logo, Vision/Mission,  community, fiscal agent, key staff, partners) • Drug‐related issues prioritized / community resources  identified by the coalition (community assessment) • Key strategies planned and implemented by the  coalition (coalition logic model and strategies) • Accomplishments and results – both quantitative and  qualitative (evaluation) • Next Steps & Contact information (including website  and social media accounts) Presentations 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Fairfax Prevention Coalition Colonial CSB/Historic Triangle Valley CSB/GAPP Coalition Northwestern CSB Danville-Pittsylvania CSB/RASAP Region 10 CSB/Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition Goochland-Powhatan CSB/Rural Substance Abuse Awareness Coalition Chesterfield CSB/SAFE Rappahannock Area CSB (manages the Be Well Rapp Council)/Community Collaborative for Youth and Families) The Prevention Alliance of Greater Prince William Henrico Too Smart Start (HTS2S) Southside Wellness Coalition (SWC) Youth and Community Action Team (YCAT) Virginia Beach Central Valley Addiction and Recovery Resources (CVARR) Roanoke Area Youth Substance Abuse Coalition (RAYSAC) Greater Augusta Prevention Partners (GAPP) Coalition The Historic Triangle Drug Prevention Coalition's (HTDPC) mission is to have a coordinated and collaborative approach to prevention, education, and advocacy to decrease the negative impacts of substance use in the counties of James City and York and the cities of Poquoson and Williamsburg Members Bacon  Street Youth & Family Services  Child Development Resources City of Williamsburg Fire Department   College of William & Mary New Horizons Family Counseling Center   College of William & Mary ‐ New Leaf Clinic   Colonial Behavioral Health DJJ ‐ 9th District Court Service Unit   James City County Fire Department   James City County Police Department   James City County Social Services   Pinnacle Virginia Poquoson Police Department Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center Accomplishments Developed Bylaws Hosted a Town Hall with over 80 attendees   Distributed info to over 20 local hotels and motels Distrubuted over 50 drug deactivation kits and lock boxes The HTDPC meets monthly at the James City County   Social Services Building SpiritWorks Foundation The Farley Center at Williamsburg Place   United Way of the Virginia Peninsula   Virginia Emergency Medical Services   VADOC Newport News Probation/Parole   Virginia Department of Health Williamsburg/James City County Public Schools    York County Community Services York County Fire & Life Safety   York County Juvenile Services   York County Parks & Recreation   York County School  Division   York‐Poquoson  Sheriff's Office   York‐Poquoson  Social Services Focus Prevent underage substance use  Prevent underage alcohol consumption  Prevent substance misuse in the community  Educate on the dangers of substance misuse For More Information Contact: Sheri Newcomb, HTDPC Chair   sheri.newcomb@yorkcounty.gov Greater Augusta Prevention Partners (GAPP) Coalition Greater Augusta Prevention Partners (GAPP) Coalition GAPP Coalition Information Mission: GAPP’s mission is “to create and implement intentional strategies to prevent youth from involvement in criminal gang activity, drug use, violence and other risky behaviors, to foster a stronger healthier community for our youth Meetings: GAPP meets every 3rd Wednesday of the month, 3:30-4:40 in the Smith West room at the Augusta County Government center in Verona Fiscal Agent: Central Shenandoah Valley Office on Youth/ City of Waynesboro Localities Served: Cities of Staunton and Waynesboro and the County of Augusta Contact GAPP: Nancy Tyree GAPP Coalition Coordinator 540-332-3806 tyreeNM@ci.staunton.va.us In the early 2000s, a general awareness of increased gang activity and illegal drug use in the region caused community groups to realize the need for a formalized community-wide, substance abuse prevention strategy In December 2004, meetings to discuss the local gang and drug problem were publicized to: local police departments, school personnel, youth-serving organizations, the faith-based community, community leaders, and the community at-large Over the next 15 months, this group continued to meet—seeking an approach to prevent youth from engaging in risky behaviors In 2005, this original ad hoc, working group, officially became the Child Connection Coalition History In March 2006, the Child Connection Coalition developed a broad-sweeping strategic plan This plan provided the first-ever intentional and comprehensive strategy to target substance abuse in the community Unfortunately, full implementation of this plan did not occur due in large part to a lack of financial and staffing resources By January 2007, the coalition became a truly regional prevention effort, incorporating representatives from Staunton, Augusta County, and Waynesboro—changing their name to the SAW Coalition In April 2007, utilizing funding from an Office of Juvenile Justice grant, a full-time Gang Prevention Coordinator was hired In 2008, utilizing funding from a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grant titled “Drug Free Communities,” a full-time substance abuse coordinator was hired In order to maximize community resources and reduce the duplication of efforts in the area, a second prevention coalition (formed with state SPF-SIG funding) merged with the SAW Coalition in 2014; changing its name to what is now the Greater Augusta Prevention Partners (GAPP) Coalition Issues we address: Issues we address: How we address these issues? Media Campaigns Community Presentations & Events How we address these issues? Supply Reduction Engaging Youth Get involved with the GAPP Coalition! Reach out to the GAPP Coalition Coordinator: Nancy Tyree 540-332-3806 tyreenm@ci.staunton.va.us Visit our website for more information: (http://www.valleyprevention.com/) Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gappcoalition/ Presentations 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Fairfax Prevention Coalition Colonial CSB/Historic Triangle Valley CSB/GAPP Coalition Northwestern CSB Danville-Pittsylvania CSB/RASAP Region 10 CSB/Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition Goochland-Powhatan CSB/Rural Substance Abuse Awareness Coalition Chesterfield CSB/SAFE Rappahannock Area CSB (manages the Be Well Rapp Council)/Community Collaborative for Youth and Families) The Prevention Alliance of Greater Prince William Henrico Too Smart Start (HTS2S) Southside Wellness Coalition (SWC) Youth and Community Action Team (YCAT) Virginia Beach Central Valley Addiction and Recovery Resources (CVARR) Roanoke Area Youth Substance Abuse Coalition (RAYSAC) 32 Greater Augusta Prevention Partners (GAPP) Coalition Virginia Coalition Mini‐Academy CADCA Workstation 1‐Pagers will be posted to the WST Address:  https://cadcaworkstation.org/public/virginia/Pages/default.aspx No login or password required 33 Virginia Coalition Mini‐Academy WST 34 ...Presentations 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Fairfax Prevention Coalition Colonial CSB/Historic Triangle Valley CSB/GAPP Coalition Northwestern CSB Danville-Pittsylvania CSB/RASAP Region 10 CSB/Community... 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