IOWA PARTNERSHIP FOR SUCCESS APPLICATION OVERVIEW
Reminders Not all details have been finalized and could change in the coming months This presentation is a broad overview Questions? Contact Julie Hibben
PFS Grant Overview Designed to address two of the nation’s top substance abuse prevention priorities: 1) underage drinking among persons aged 12 to 20; and 2) prescription drug misuse and abuse among persons aged 12 to 25 . Bring the SPF process to scale Continue to work started through SPF SIG
PFS Grant Overview States, tribes and territories that have completed a SPF SIG were eligible to apply Iowa applied for $1.626 million per year for 5 years
Iowa’s PFS priority Due to less funding, only one priority issue was listed in the application Reducing underage drinking with 12-20 year olds, with a focus on youth binge drinking
Iowa’s PFS Objective Reduce the rate of underage alcohol use and binge drinking by at least 5% in 90% of the sub-recipient counties.
Iowa’s PFS Structure IPFS Advisory Council State Epidemiological Workgroup (SEW) Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) Workgroup Capacity Coach system Six coaches Selected through an RFP process
Subrecipient Selection Process Counties were identified for funding based on the following: Population Racial and Ethnic diversity (federal race and ethnicity codes) Education Level (high school graduation, college) Economic Status (median household income, poverty rate) Portion of population under age 18 Crime rate per 100,000 8th grade current alcohol use rate 8th grade binge drinking rate 11th grade current alcohol use rate 11th grade binge drinking rate
Subrecipient Selection Process Counties were ranked on the indicators from highest to lowest rates County population size was considered Averaged rankings across all indicators
Subrecipient Selection process List of Identified Highest Need Counties 1. Allamakee 91.5 9. Jackson 76.9 2. Chickasaw 84.4 10. Van Buren 74.6 3. Appanoose 84.3 11. Woodbury 73.4 4. Lee 83.8 12. Webster 71.5 5. Lucas 83.4 13. Marshall 69.8 6. Dubuque 83.1 14. Des Moines 69.1 7. Clayton 80.2 15. Emmet 67.5 8. Sac 78.7
Funding Process 12 “high need” counties will be funded but 15 will be eligible to apply RFP process to measure capacity Funded counties will need to “quickly build capacity and enhance their community-level infrastructures using the SPF process”
Funded Services Utilizing the SPF through a tiered process At least three Environmental strategies addressing underage drinking Strategies that were successful within the SPF SIG EBP Workgroup will help decide At least one Individual strategy Strategies that are effective, not cost prohibitive EBP Workgroup will help decide
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