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Kentucky’s SPF SIG

Kentucky’s SPF SIG. Kentucky’s SPF SIG project is called the “The Commonwealth Alliance for Substance Abuse Prevention.” The vision and mission statement, developed by the Advisory Council, are included below. Vision:

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Kentucky’s SPF SIG

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  1. Kentucky’s SPF SIG Kentucky’s SPF SIG project is called the “The Commonwealth Alliance for Substance Abuse Prevention.” The vision and mission statement, developed by the Advisory Council, are included below. Vision: A Commonwealth of empowered individuals, free of substance abuse sustained by community partnerships. Mission: To strengthen communities’ efforts to reduce substance abuse and its consequences by using the strategic prevention framework.

  2. SPF SIG – The National Picture • SPF SIG represents a move towards a common planning process for substance abuse prevention

  3. AWARD • $2.35 m. per year • 5 – 7 year period • A minimum of 85% to communities – spent at the local level for prevention strategies and capacity building • Cooperative Agreement

  4. SPF GOALS • Prevent the onset and reduce the progression of substance abuse including childhood and underage drinking • Reduce substance abuse-related problems in the communities • Build prevention capacity and infrastructure at the state and community levels

  5. SPF Key Concepts • Public Health Approach  Population-level change  State Epidemiology Workgroup • Outcome-Based Prevention  Reduce Consequences • Five Step Planning Process  Cultural Competence  Sustainability • Data-Informed Decision Making Magnitude Burden • Community Readiness

  6. Focus for States and Communities • Consumption and Consequences • Prevent use across the lifespan (not just youth) • Outcomes measured at the population level (not just program level)

  7. Cultural Competence • Eliminates service and participation disparities • Improves effectiveness and quality of programs, policies and practices

  8. Sustainability • Sustain outcomes, not programs • Plan for sustainability from the beginning • Look to the system to sustain outcomes • Sustain prevention by making it everyone’s job

  9. SPF Partners • Center for Substance Abuse Prevention • The Office of Drug Control Policy • Regional Prevention Centers • DJJ, Dept. of Education, Dept, for Public Health, Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services, FRYSC’s, Highway Safety Program • REACH of Louisville • Southeastern Center for Applied Prevention Technology (SECAPT)

  10. Strategic Prevention Framework

  11. In 50 words or less… The SPF is a systematic way of identifying areas of need and concentrating resources and planning where they will do the most to reduce the burden of substance abuse - related problems.

  12. Strategic Prevention Framework Planning - Design comprehensive interventions to impact causal factors Substance-Related Problems Evidence -Based Strategies Intervening Factors

  13. Good News for Kentucky • The SPF builds upon the good prevention work that KY communities are already doing • Intends to utilize/strengthen the existing community prevention infrastructure • Compatible with previous planning initiatives

  14. So What’s New About SPF? • Epidemiological approach • Establishes state substance abuse priorities through a comprehensive needs assessment • Addresses new substances and new target populations • Allows more flexibility in selection of programs and strategies • More emphasis on sustainability and cultural competency

  15. So What’s New About SPF? • Aims to produce population level change • More emphasis on reducingconsequences • Strong underage drinking component

  16. Benefits: • The SPF Addresses Gaps in the State Prevention System Increased interagency collaboration among key agencies  A system for collecting, organizing and sharing substance abuse-related data (Data Warehouse)  Better data on adult substance abuse and more prevention strategies reaching adults and young adults (KY Statewide Drug Control Assessment Summit Report, 2004)

  17. Benefits: Greater effort to address norms and attitudes that encourage underage drinking Expanded prevention training system that reaches all agencies involved in substance abuse planning. (KY Statewide Drug Control Assessment Summit Report, 2004)

  18. Benefits: • Lessons learned from targeted community projects will be disseminated across the state (especially in regard to methamphetamine, prescription drug and inhalant abuse prevention) • Innovative programs/strategies • Best practices • Success/failures/challenges

  19. Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (SAMHSA) MHMR/CSAP/ODCP SIG Executive Committee Advisory Council Epidemiological Workgroup Data Analysis Committee Strategic Planning Committee Home Teams Target Communities RPCs Community Planning Infrastructure Community Home Team Affiliates SPF Infrastructure

  20. To find out more about the Kentucky Strategic Prevention Framework go to: https://ky.train.org (search for KY SPF SIG) www.reachoflouisville.com/sig Additional Information

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