Indianas Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant

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IndianasStrategic Prevention Framework State
Incentive Grant
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About the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF)
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SPF Prevention Principles

• Part of the Continuum of Care
• Prevention is prevention is prevention.
• Addresses risk and protective factors identified
  by science.
• Use evidence-based practices, policies, and
  programs.

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SPF Key Ideas

• Lifespan focus
• Community-level change
• Data-driven decision making

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The 5-Step Process
Step 1 Assess
Step 5 Monitor Evaluate
Step 2Build Capacity
Profile population needs, resources, and readiness
Cultural Competence Sustainability
Monitor, evaluate, sustain, and improve or
replace those that fail
Mobilize and/or build capacity to address needs
Implement evidence-based prevention strategies
Develop a Comprehensive Strategic Plan
Step 4Implement
Step 3 Plan
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The 5-Step Process

• Step 1 Assessment

Look at data to identify

• Population needs.
• Gaps in services.
• Prevention resources.
• Community readiness.

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The 5-Step Process

• Step 2 Capacity
• Mobilize communityand build capacityto address
  needs.

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The 5-Step Process

• Step 3 Planning
• Develop a comprehensivestrategic plan.

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The 5-Step Process

• Step 4 Implementation
• Implement evidence-based prevention
  strategies and develop prevention
  infrastructure.

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The 5-Step Process

• Step 5 Evaluation
• Monitor process, evaluate
  effectiveness, sustain
  effective programs/activities,
  and improve or replace those
  that fail.

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Woven into every step

• Cultural Competency
• Sustainability

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Cultural Competence

• Behaviors, attitudes, policies, knowledge and
  skills that help people work together in
  multi-cultural situations.
• The understanding and appreciation of cultural
  differences and similarities.
• Drawing on community-based values, traditions and
  customs.

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Sustainability

• The likelihood of a program to continue after
  grant funding ends.
• Includes the resources and practices that support
  prevention.
• Means that the prevention system adapts and
  benefits diverse stakeholders.

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About the FederalStrategic Prevention Framework
State Incentive Grant (SPF SIG)
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About the SPF SIG
Five-year Cooperative Agreement between the
federal government and Indiana. 85 of funds must
go to communities. State Epidemiology Outcomes
Workgroup (SEOW) conducts State
assessment. Governors Advisory Council (GAC)
develops state strategic plan and distributes
funds.
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SPF SIG Goals
Prevent onset and reduce the progression of
substance abuse, including underage
drinking. Reduce substance abuse-related problems
in the communities. Build prevention capacity and
infrastructure at the state and community levels.
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About Indianas Strategic Plan
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Indianas Strategic Plan
Vision Healthy, safe, and drug-free environments
that nurture and assist all Indiana citizens to
thrive.
Mission To reduce substance use and abuse across
the lifespan of Indiana citizens.
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Indiana SPF SIG Priorities
Alcohol. Prevent and reduce underage drinking and
binge drinking among 18 to 25-year-olds. Cocaine.
Prevent the first use and reduce the use of
cocaine among 18-25 year olds. Methamphetamine.
Prevent and reduce the use of methamphetamine
among Black youth and among White women and men
18 to 44 years of age.
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Indiana SPF SIG Communities
Alcohol Allen Co. Delaware Co. Lake Co. Marion
Co. Monroe Co. Porter Co. Tippecanoe Co. Vigo Co.
Cocaine City of East Chicago St. Joseph
Co. Wayne Co. Methamphetamine Greene Daviess
Counties