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How to find Substance Abuse Prevention Programs in your area
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AJI Counseling, LLC
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Program Administrator: |
Irvin, Jake
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Contact Info: |
208-699-1450
ajicounseling@hotmail.com |
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AJI Counseling is a Substance abuse Treatment and Prevention center. At this time we specialize in Prevention services and DUI evaluations.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Project Alert | Coeur d Alene
Post Falls
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
| | Towards No Drug Abuse | Coeur d Alene
Post Falls
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 1
AJI Counseling-Prevention Intervention
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Program Administrator: |
Irvin, Jake
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Contact Info: |
208-699-1450
ajicounseling@hotmail.com |
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Organization: |
AJI Counseling is a Substance abuse Treatment and Prevention center. At this time we specialize in Prevention services and DUI evaluations.
Prevention Intervention (TND+) is an Idaho-developed substance abuse prevention pilot program that combines the evidence-based Towards No Drug Abuse progarm with a structured, facilitated support group that explores and expands the topics of TND. The program is open to youth who struggle with muliple risk factors for substance use but who do not yet qualify for substance abuse treatment.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | TND+ | Coeur d Alene
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | TND+ Follow-on Support Group | Coeur d Alene
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 1
Coeur d' Alene School District #271
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Program Administrator: |
Curb, James
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Contact Info: |
208-641-2872
JCurb@cdaschools.org |
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District 271 serves 10,300 students in the city of Coeur d’Alene, the townships of Dalton Gardens, Hayden and Hayden Lake, and a portion of rural Kootenai County. In conjunction with a Benchmark and 21st CCLC grant, CDA4Kids provides the Lions Quest prevention program at Lakes Middle School. CDA4Kids was formed to provide safe, mentor-based enrichment programs in an effort to broaden experiences, develop academic abilities and prevent students from using drugs and engaging in risky behaviors.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Coeur d Alene
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 1
Goodwill Industries of the Inland NW
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Program Administrator: |
McBride, Margo
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Contact Info: |
208-265-1984
MargoM@giin.org |
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Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest provides the “All Stars” program in the Boundary County Junior High located in Bonners Ferry, ID.
All Stars is a school- and community evidence-based program designed to delay onset of alcohol, tobacco and illicit drug use. All Stars has five objectives: 1) Reinforce the belief that risky behaviors are not normal or acceptable; 2) Cultivate the belief that risky behaviors do not fit with the youth's personal ideals and aspirations; 3) Create strong personal commitments to not participate in risky behaviors; 4) Strengthen relationships between adolescent, social institutions, and significant adults; and 5) Help parents and other adults listen to children and communicate clear no-use expectations.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | All Stars | Bonners Ferry
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 1
ICARE of St. Vincent de Paul
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Program Administrator: |
Barclay, Beth
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Contact Info: |
208-676-1515
beth@stvincentdepaulcda.org |
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ICARE is a child abuse prevention agency that works through parent education and support. The mission is to partner with parents to build stronger families, thereby breaking the cycle of child abuse and neglect.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Nurturing Program | Athol
Coeur d Alene
Post Falls
Spirit Lake
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 1
Kellogg Joint School District #391
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Program Administrator: |
Hendrickson, Jana
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Contact Info: |
208-784-1249
jana.henrikson@kelloggschools.org |
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Kellogg School disrtict Elementary Positive Action program provides classroom based instruction to all classrooms K-5 in the kellogg School District. Each classroom recieves one 40 minute lesson per week using the Positive Action Curriculum.
In addition, the kellogg Middle School is providing an after school program four days a week to Middle School students (6-8). This program is called YES, or Youth Enrichment Services. The YES program provides delivery of the Positive Action Curriculum as well, and targets students who are identified as "at Risk".
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Kellogg
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Kellogg
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 1
Kellogg Sch Dist #391 Even Start Program
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Program Administrator: |
Nansel, Kathy
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Contact Info: |
208-512-3374
kathy.nansel@kelloggschools.org |
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Program targeting parents of children who are at high risk of ATOD use because of family history of ATOD abuse, communication problems, or family management problems.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Nurturing Program | Kellogg
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 1
Wallace SD #393 - Silver Hills Elementary School
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Program Administrator: |
Oas, David
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Contact Info: |
208-556-1556
doas@wsd393.org |
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Silver Hills Elementary School provides “Positive Action” in grades K-6 and the after-school program for grades 4-6.
This evidence-based program to prevent drug abuse is delivered through 20-26 lessons in each classroom, 55 sessions in the after-school program, and is also integrated into the school's character education program. Supplemental lessons are provided to students referred to a twice-weekly after-school program offering academic and other support.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Osburn
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Too Good For Drugs | Osburn
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 2
Clearwater Substance Abuse Workgroup
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Program Administrator: |
Wilhelm, Sallie
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Contact Info: |
208-476-3190
sallieawilhelm@gmail.com |
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Clearwater Substance Abuse Workgroup, Inc. (CSAW) is a coalition of agencies, organizations, and interested people who work toward reducing substance abuse in Clearwater County through training and education to reduce risk factors and promote protective factors.
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Region: 2
Clearwater Youth Alliance
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Program Administrator: |
Fish, Gene
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Contact Info: |
208-476-5505
fisheh@wildblue.net |
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Clearwater Youth Alliance provides two programs for young children in Orofino.
The Learning Enrichment After-school Program (LEAP) for elementary school students is an after school program providing enrichment activities, homework help, structured play, and the “Al's Pals” curriculum, an evidence-based program for the prevention of drug abuse. The ChildHood Early Enrichment Program (CHEEP) is a structured childcare/preschool enrolling children infancy through 5 years of age. CHEEP also employs the " Al's Pals" curriculum.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Als Pals | Orofino
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
| | Als Pals | Orofino
| Preschool Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 2
Kamiah Community Partners Coalition
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Program Administrator: |
Johnson, Sharlene
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Contact Info: |
208-935-2290
adrugfreekamiah@live.com |
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Kamiah Community Partners Coalition is a community wide coalition with broad representation from the community: civil, community members, faith-based, social services, schools, law enforcement).
The Goals of KCPC are:
1) To reduce youth substance abuse in our community.
2) To strengthen community collaboration and build a strong coalition to sustain our efforts.
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Region: 2
Kamiah School District #304
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Program Administrator: |
Jackson, Vickie
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Contact Info: |
N/A
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Kamiah School District #304 delivers the evidence-based program Second Step to all elementary grade classrooms KDG through 8th Grade.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Kamiah
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Second Step: A Violence Prevention Curriculum | Kamiah
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 2
Moscow Charter School
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Program Administrator: |
Axman, Marie
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Contact Info: |
N/A
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Moscow Charter School seeks to provide a positive, safe academic and physical learning environment for each child. Our goal is to instill in each child a lifetime love of learning and the ability to learn how to learn.
We assist each child in developing a strong sense of self-worth and respect for others and the world around them. Finally, we encourage each child to recognize his or her ability to contribute something unique to our society. We are a public school, open to any child in Moscow, regardless of where they live in the district.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Second Step: A Violence Prevention Curriculum | Moscow
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 2
Mountain View School District #244
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Program Administrator: |
French, Wendy
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Contact Info: |
208-983-0990
frenchw@sd244.org |
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Mountain View School District #244 (MVSD) is a rural school district located in Idaho County serving 1288 students. The district serves the communities of Grangeville, Elk City, and Kooskia.
Mountain View School District’s geographical size ranks in the top ten school districts in the lower 48 states. Idaho County is 8,503 square miles and only has one stop light. The state of Connecticut is 5,009 square miles. MVSD borders the Frank Church Wilderness area and covers territory from the Oregon border to the Montana border. The largest school is Grangeville Elementary / Middle School with a population of 509 students.
The districts free and reduced lunch percentage is 51 percent. The highest level is at Elk City with 100 % and the lowest is Grangeville High School with a Free & Reduced lunch count of 23 percent.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Second Step: A Violence Prevention Curriculum | Elk City
Grangeville
Kamiah
Kooskia
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 2
Nez Perce Tribe - Students for Success
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Program Administrator: |
Moose, Jean
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Contact Info: |
208-621-4612
jeanm@nezperce.org |
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The Nez Perce Tribe, Students for Success Program delivers the LifeSkills curriculum to students in grades 6th through 8th at the Lapwai School District.
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Region: 2
REACH Club, Inc.
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Program Administrator: |
Paisley Denham, Delise
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N/A
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The primary purpose of “REACH Club” is to provide an enriching, positive atmosphere for the enhancement of our community’s youth. We deliver the evidenced-based program PAThS to the Preschool and Afterschool Programs for KGD through 6th Grade.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | PATHS Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies | Elk City
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
| | PATHS Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies | Elk City
| Preschool Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 3
Caldwell School District #132
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Program Administrator: |
Stone, Tricia
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Contact Info: |
208-455-3309
tstone@caldwellschools.org |
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Caldwell School District's Prevention Program includes "Here's Looking At You Drug and Alcohol Prevention" for grades 1-4 and "D.A.R.E." for 5th graders. "Project Alert" is delivered by counselors in grades 1-8. The CSD is working towards a k-12 prevention program. This year we will be offering 72 sessions of "Life Skills" 3rd-5th grades and 380 additional sessions of prevention programs at the middle school level.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Caldwell
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 3
Council School District #13
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Program Administrator: |
Cook, Jodi
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Contact Info: |
208-253-4217
jcook@csd13.org |
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The Council SD #13 offers Positive Action programs in grades 1-8. The program is taught by the classroom teachers in the elementary school and by the Health/Family & Consumer Science teacher in the junior high school. All staff that deliver Positive Action have been trained and are certfified teachers. The CSD teachers and administration understand the importance of teaching students to be resilent and look forward to expanding the prevention curriculum in the next few years.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Council
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 3
Family Services Center LLC
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Program Administrator: |
De Leon, Hector
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Contact Info: |
208-454-5133
hectordeleon@familyservicescaldwell.com |
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Organization: |
Family Services Center is a new state approved substance abuse/mental health agency. However, the partners/owners Hector de Leon, Magdalena Soto, and Dora Mora-Poston have a long history of working with the community in the education and substance abuse field.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Strengthening Families Program 10-14 (Iowa) | Caldwell
Homedale
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 3
Homedale School District #370
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Program Administrator: |
Lauson, Carri
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Contact Info: |
208-337-4611
clauson@homedaleschools.org |
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Organization: |
Homedale School District utilizes the evidence-based “Project Alert” curriculum with students in grades 5-8.
Project Alert educates students about drug abuse, provides skills and strategies to resist drugs, and establishes non-use attitudes and beliefs. The substance abuse prevention program impacts the students by emphasizing the importance of making good choices and educating students about the consequences of poor choices.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Homedale
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Project Alert | Homedale
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
| | Towards No Drug Abuse | Homedale
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 3
Lutheran Community Services NW R3
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Program Administrator: |
Combe, Charlotte
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Contact Info: |
208-323-0996
ccombe@lcsnw.org |
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Lutheran Community Services provides the evidence-based “Positive Action” in Middleton, Emmett, Caldwell, Weiser, Bruneau, Grandview, Cambridge, Council & Midvale.
Positive Action is a program that teaches basic concepts for people to get along: personal worth, good health, self-management, kind and courteous behavior, honesty and self-improvement. The concepts in Positive Action teach students how their thoughts, feelings and actions are related and how they can maintain and develop positive thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Middleton
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Cambridge
Emmett
Middleton
Midvale
Weiser
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Cambridge
Emmett
Middleton
Midvale
Weiser
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 3
New Hope-Nueva Esperanza R3
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Program Administrator: |
Soto, Magdalena
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Contact Info: |
208-703-2714
magdalenasoto@msn.com |
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New Hope-Nueva Esperanza offers Strenghtening Families Parenting Program in Spanish in 2-locations in R3. Nampa Hispanic Culturalcenter and their office located in Nampa.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Strengthening Families Program | Nampa
| Parents/Families | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 3
Parma School District #137
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Program Administrator: |
Faust, Sheri
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Contact Info: |
208-722-5115
sfaust@parmaschools.org |
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Parma SD is located in SW Idaho, near the Idaho / Oregon Border. For prevention services, we offer Positive Action for grades 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th, and the program Second Step for our youger groups, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Parma
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Second Step: A Violence Prevention Curriculum | Parma
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 3
Penny's Prevention Service
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Program Administrator: |
Jones, Penny
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Contact Info: |
208-845-2115
penny.jones@sd365.us |
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Organization: |
I have worked with youth in the prevention field for 10 years implementing drug free programs such as the Idaho Drug Free Youth as well as the Underage Drinking Prevention Town Hall Meetings in English and Spanish.I have worked for School District 365 for 10 years as a librarian and providing prevention services. I have such a passion for working with youth I decided to take it a step further and start my own company .Penny's Prevention Services opened in the summer of 2011 and I service two Elementary Schools and one Jr. Sr. High School providing them the education they need to make better choices.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Bruneau
Grand View
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Bruneau
Grand View
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Towards No Drug Abuse | Bruneau
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 3
PLAYSMARTWCC
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Program Administrator: |
Rhodes, Rosie
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Contact Info: |
208-414-4281
johnnyrhodes@msn.com |
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Organization: |
PLAYSMARTWCC, started operations in April 2011 and our main focus are the youth of Washington County. Our Mission statement is to improve community awareness in the area of substance misuse and abuse among youth; to promote safe and healthy alternatives to substance use by encouraging youth to explore opportunities for leadership, recreation, education, positive peer internaction, and supportive role models.
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Region: 3
Prevention Associates LLC
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Program Administrator: |
Gowen, Jeri
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Contact Info: |
208-866-8763
preventionassociates@gmail.com |
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Organization: |
Prevention Intervention (TND+) is an Idaho-developed substance abuse prevention pilot program that combines the evidence-based Towards No Drug Abuse progarm with a structured, facilitated support group that explores and expands the topics of TND. The program is open to youth who struggle with muliple risk factors for substance use but who do not yet qualify for substance abuse treatment.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | TND+ Follow-on Support Group | Caldwell
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 3
Vallivue School District #139
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Program Administrator: |
Gowen, Jeri
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Contact Info: |
208-468-4921
jeri.gowen@vallivue.org |
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Organization: |
Vallivue School District delivers two evidence-based substance abuse prevention programs.
The “Life Skills Training” program is a comprehensive program that teaches drug resistance skills, personal self-management skills, and general social skills. Trained facilitators present the program to students in grades 3-5 in all elementary schools.
Success Club is an after-school tutoring program offered four days per week at Vallivue middle schools to students in grades 6-8. Students receive a substance abuse prevention lesson from the “Positive Action” curriculum as well as academic tutoring and practice in math, language arts and reading. Computers are provided for practice drills to increase ISAT scores.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Caldwell
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Life Skills Training Program | Caldwell
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Caldwell
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 3
Washington County Juvenile Probation
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Program Administrator: |
Stender, Dahlia
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Contact Info: |
208-414-0606
juvenile@co.washington.id.us |
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Organization: |
Washington County Juvenile Probation offers the award winning Towards No Drug Abuse program for teens that are court referred or referred by local schools, faith based agencies and social services.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Towards No Drug Abuse | Weiser
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 4
Basin School District #72
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Program Administrator: |
Hunter, Cindy
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Contact Info: |
208-392-6710
hunterc@sd072.k12.id.us |
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Organization: |
Idaho City Basin School District provides the after school program Prime Time for Kids two days per week using the evidence-based “Positive Action” curriculum.
Students in grades 1-6 are provided tutoring, mentoring, substance abuse prevention, alternative recreational activities, and community service activities.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Idaho City
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Idaho City
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 4
Boise County - SFP
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Program Administrator: |
Delyea, Valerie
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Contact Info: |
208-392-5899
v4u2day@msn.com |
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Organization: |
Strengthening Families Program is a best practice program. Parents and children meet for 14 sessions.
Parents meet separately with a facilitator and learn to increase desired behaviors in children by increasing attention, rewards for positive behaviors, clear communication, effective discipline, substance use, problem solving, and limit setting.
Children to learn how to understand feelings, control their anger, resist peer pressure, comply with parental rules, solve problems, and communicate effectively. Children also develop their social skills and learn about the consequences of substance abuse.
After the first hour of the session, families are brought together to engage in structured family activities, practice child play, conduct family meetings, learn communication skills, practice effective discipline, reinforce positive behaviors in each other, and plan family activities.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Strengthening Families Program | Garden Valley
Idaho City
| Parents/Families | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 4
Boise County TND+
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Program Administrator: |
Delyea, Valerie
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Contact Info: |
208-392-5899
v4u2day@msn.com |
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Organization: |
Prevention Intervention (TND+) is an Idaho-developed substance abuse prevention pilot program that combines the evidence-based Towards No Drug Abuse progarm with a structured, facilitated support group that explores and expands the topics of TND. The program is open to youth who struggle with muliple risk factors for substance use but who do not yet qualify for substance abuse treatment.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | TND+ | Garden Valley
Horseshoe Bend
Idaho City
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | TND+ Follow-on Support Group | Garden Valley
Horseshoe Bend
Idaho City
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | TND+ Follow-on Support Group | Garden Valley
Horseshoe Bend
Idaho City
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 4
Boise Independent School District #1
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Program Administrator: |
DeLaune, Kris
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Contact Info: |
208-854-4165
kris.delaune@boiseschools.org |
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Organization: |
Boise School District offers six week educational sessions for parents.
Parent Survival, using the evidence-based “NICASA Parent Project,” offers information, practical ideas and support for parents of at-risk teenagers who may or may not already be involved in substance abuse. Each two hour class provides information regarding drugs and effects of drugs, tips on building student strengths, improving family relationships, and support for parents.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Nurturing Program | Boise
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 4
Cascade School District #422
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Program Administrator: |
Fanselow, Teresa
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Contact Info: |
208-382-4227
peacelily222@msn.com |
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Organization: |
The mission of the Cascade School District is to inspire all students to reach their maximum potential, become lifelong learners, and be contributing, responsible citizens.
Our prevention at Cascade SD has been mainly with Red Ribbon Week. This program salutes the ultimate sacrifice made by Special Agent Camarena whom the program is founded for and all of the men and women who have sacrificed their lives to support our nation’s struggle against illegal drug use. By participating in Red Ribbon Week activities we are taking a stand for our youth through a commitment to drug prevention education. Other activies we have done are with outside organizations like the Meth project
and some community wide events.
The staff at the Cascade SD value prevention and welcome the opportunity to foster and establish primary prevention for 2010 and the years ahead.
Joanne is the fiscal / accounts payable.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Cascade
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Project Alert | Cascade
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
| | Towards No Drug Abuse | Cascade
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 4
Catholic Charities of Idaho R4
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Program Administrator: |
Rossi, Landis
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Contact Info: |
208-350-7480
lrossi@ccidaho.org |
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Organization: |
Building a nurturing and supportive environment in which healthy families can pursue long-term goals is critical to sustainable family development. Essential components for family success include access to affordable housing, strong neighborhood institutions, safe streets, supportive social networks, and an environment that promotes community and strengthens bonds among families.
As part to of the effort to meet these needs, Catholic Charities of Idaho works in collaboration with many other community organizations.
This ensures that the needs of Idahoans and larger societal issues demand the attention and efforts of all members of the community: business and faith leaders, public officials, social service providers, and all people of good will. While recognizing the uniqueness and valuable contributions of individual organizations, CCI recognizes the power of positive change that can happen when communities unite around social issues.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Nurturing Program | Boise
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 4
Horseshoe Bend School District #73
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Program Administrator: |
Cook, John
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Contact Info: |
208-793-2225
cookj@hsbschools.org |
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Organization: |
Horseshoe Bend School District offers two evidence-based programs utilizing the “Positive Action” curriculum.
Kid's Zone, an after school program for grades K-8 teaches students academic skills to be successful in school. Students also participate in Positive Action to enhance positive social skills including decision making, problem solving, and making healthy life choices. Positive Action is delivered in the high school as part of an after school tutoring program.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Positive Action | Horseshoe Bend
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Horseshoe Bend
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Horseshoe Bend
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 4
Kuna Alcohol Drug Free Youth
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Program Administrator: |
Galloway, Jessica
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Contact Info: |
208-371-1283
jessica@kadfy.org |
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Organization: |
Kuna Alcohol Drug Free Youth is a community coalition created in Kuna, Idaho to reduce alcohol and substance abuse over the long term. Being outside of Meridian (one of the biggest cities in Idaho) makes us a unique agricultural community.
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Region: 4
Kuna School District #3
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Program Administrator: |
Seabaugh, Lora
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Contact Info: |
208-472-9721
LSeabaugh@kunaschools.org |
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Organization: |
Initial Point High School is located in Kuna, Idaho - the gateway to the Birds of Prey Nationa Habitat Area. Founded on a deep heritage of strong educational, civic and cultural values, Kuna is a rapidly growing agricultural community of approximately 13,909 residents. The school district serves approximately 5,000 students with the goal to inspire each one to become a lifelong learner and contributing citizen in their community. Initial Point High is an alternative high school in its second year in the Kuna School District serving non-traditional students.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Towards No Drug Abuse | Kuna
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 4
Lutheran Community Services NW R4
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Program Administrator: |
Combe, Charlotte
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Contact Info: |
208-323-0996
ccombe@lcsnw.org |
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Organization: |
Lutheran Community Services NW provides the evidence-based “Positive Action” in Meridian, Glenns Ferry, Mountain Home, McCall & Cascade.
Positive Action teaches basic concepts for people to get along with each other, such as personal worth, good health, self-management, kind and courteous behavior, honesty and self-improvement. The concepts in Positive Action teach students how their thoughts, feelings and actions are related and how they can maintain and develop a healthy self-concept and positive social relationships.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Boise
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Positive Action | Boise
Eagle
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Community (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 4
New Hope-Nueva Esperanza R4
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Program Administrator: |
Soto, Magdalena
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Contact Info: |
208-703-2714
magdalenasoto@msn.com |
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Organization: |
New Hope-Nueva Esperanza offers parenting classes in Spanish in conjuction with St. Mary's Catholic Church in Boise. We offer 2-seesions, one in the fall and one in the Spring. classes are well attended and particiopants value the opportunity to learn and grow.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Strengthening Families Program | Boise
| Parents/Families | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 4
The Landing Foundation, Inc.
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Program Administrator: |
Kofoed, Clint
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Contact Info: |
208-939-4850
clint@the-landing.org |
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Organization: |
The landing Community Center is a non-profit who prides themselves on providing quality support services and programs to children and families in the Eagle area.
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Region: 4
Varner Counseling LLC R4
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Program Administrator: |
Varner, Jennifer
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Contact Info: |
208-336-2308
jenvdotcom@gmail.com |
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Organization: |
Varner Counseling DBA Rocky Mountain Behavioral Health was formed in 8/07 when Community Based Counseling decided to close. RMBH serves mostly children who are on Medicaid and have been diagnosed with a severe emotional disorder. We do counseling, PSR and medicaiton management for children, as well as prevention drug classes for both children and adults.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Guiding Good Choices | Boise
| Parents/Families | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | PATHS Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies | Boise
Kuna
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 4
Women's and Children's Alliance
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Program Administrator: |
La Chance, Bev
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Contact Info: |
208-343-3688
blachance@wcaboise.org |
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Organization: |
Women's and Children's Alliance provides the evidence-based “Nurturing Skills for Parents” program.
This parent education program has been adapted to accommodate a shelter (residential) setting. Participants learn about healthy child development, bonding, the impact of trauma and substance use, as well as natural consequences, empathy, and choices.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Nurturing Program | Boise
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 5
Blaine County School District
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Program Administrator: |
Bjorkman, Stephanie
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Contact Info: |
208-721-2237
sbjorkman@blaineschools.org |
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Organization: |
Hailey Elementary at the Blaine County School District offers the “Life Skills Training” program as an after school program.
The program is offered to children in grades K-5. This is an evidence-based program designed to teach general personal social skills in combination with drug resistance skills. Life Skills Training is offered after school Monday through Thursday.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Hailey
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 5
Boys and Girls Club of Magic Valley
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Program Administrator: |
Westburg, Lindsey
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Contact Info: |
208-736-7011
lwestburg@bgcmv.com |
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Organization: |
Boys and Girls Club of the Magic Valley offers the evidence-based prevention program “Positive Action” to approximately 600+ youth in Region 5.
As part of their mission of keeping children safe and providing them with valuable life skills, the Boys and Girls Club uses the Positive Action program to reach youth ages 5-18 in three Region 5 communities. Programs are offered in Twin Falls at the summer and after-school programs. All participants receive weekly, age appropriate sessions in self-awareness, self-respect, healthy life-skills and the tools for drug resistance and awareness. Sessions are taught by trained Positive Action Coordinators.
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Region: 5
Catholic Charities of Jerome
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Program Administrator: |
Thibault, Kent
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Contact Info: |
208-324-4286
kthibault@ccidaho.org |
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Organization: |
Catholic Charities of Idaho (CCI) is a non-profit organization providing social services and working for social justice. The agency prioritizes volunteerism and collaborative endeavors with other organizations and Catholic parishes. Catholic Charities of Idaho advances the dignity of individuals, families, and communities by strengthening families, advocating justice, and engaging the community to serve the common good. At CCI we have a vision of an Idaho where hope prevails, justice reigns, and people are transformed.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Nurturing Program | Jerome
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 5
Minidoka County Prev Intervention
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Program Administrator: |
Tate, Dixie
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Contact Info: |
208-436-7111
dixie.tate@co.minidoka.id.us |
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Organization: |
Prevention Intervention (TND+) is an Idaho-developed substance abuse prevention pilot program that combines the evidence-based Towards No Drug Abuse progarm with a structured, facilitated support group that explores and expands the topics of TND. The program is open to youth who struggle with muliple risk factors for substance use but who do not yet qualify for substance abuse treatment.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | TND+ | Burley
Rupert
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | TND+ Follow-on Support Group | Burley
Rupert
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 5
Minidoka County SFP
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Program Administrator: |
Tate, Dixie
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Contact Info: |
208-436-7156
dixie.tate@co.minidoka.id.us |
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Organization: |
Minidoka County Juvenile Services delivers two parenting programs to parents in Minidoka County and two in Cassia County.
The evidence-based “Strengthening Families Program,” a 14 week parenting curriculum designed to address issues present in "strong-willed" adolescents, is offered several times a year. A Spanish language “Strengthening Families Program” parenting class is also offered.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Strengthening Families Program | Burley
Rupert
| Parents/Families | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 5
Twin Falls Co DBA 5th Judicial Drug Court
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Program Administrator: |
Phinney, Shellie
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Contact Info: |
208-735-4308
sphinney@co.twin-falls.id.us |
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Organization: |
Fifth Judicial District Drug Court delivers the evidence-based “Strengthening Families Program” (SFP), a nationally and internationally recognized parenting and family strengthening program.
SFP is a 14-session, science-based parenting, children's life skills, and family skills training program that involves both parents and children to significantly reduce problem behaviors in children, improve school performance, and reduce delinquency and alcohol and drug use in teenagers. This program is offered to the children of Drug Court participants, who are at high risk for substance abuse and other harmful behaviors.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Strengthening Families Program | Burley
Twin Falls
| Parents/Families | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 5
Walker Center
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Program Administrator: |
Diehl, Heidi
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Contact Info: |
208-734-4200
heidi@thewalkercenter.org |
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Organization: |
The Walker Center offers the “Life Skills Training” program in numerous Region 5 communities. This program is designed for students third through ninth grade.
The Life Skills Training program is a comprehensive, dynamic, and developmentally appropriate substance abuse prevention program designed for students in grades 3-9. This highly effective curriculum has been proven to help incerase self-esteem, develop healthy attitudes, and improve their knowledge of essential life skills-- all of which promote healthy and positive personal development.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Bliss
Buhl
Burley
Castleford
Dietrich
Filer
Gooding
Hollister
Jerome
Twin Falls
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 6
Bannock County Juvenile Justice
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Program Administrator: |
Mauger, Todd
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Contact Info: |
208-234-1082
toddm@co.bannock.id.us |
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Organization: |
Families in Action is an evidence based substance abuse prevention program for families. The program consists of 6 two hour sessions, in which youth and parent groups are taught seperately and then brought together to role play and practice skills taught during group. Families in Action is administered through the Intake and Diversion Unit of Bannock County Juvenile Justice. The program is facilitated by two bachelor's level social workers, who have extensive experience working with at risk youth and families.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Active Parenting | Arimo
Pocatello
| Parents/Families | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 6
Bannock Youth Foundation
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Program Administrator: |
Kemp, Heather
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Contact Info: |
208-234-1122
heatherandhannah1@msn.com |
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Organization: |
Bannock Youth Foundation has provided services to youth and their families for over 30 years. We do this through four programs: Bannock House, MK Place and the Family Resource Center.
Services provided through Bannock House include: Runaway and Homeless Youth Shelter, Anger Management, Youth & Family Counseling, Treatment Family Program and In Home Services
MK Place houses our residential drug and alcohol treatment program. We also provide outpatient groups before and after school.
The Family Resouce Center offers the Nurturing Program and the BabySteps Program.
Square 1 provides Counseling Services, Independent Living and Transitional Living.
For more information about services provided through Bannock Youth Foundation, please contact Heather Kemp at 234-1122.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Nurturing Program | Inkom
Pocatello
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 6
Bear Lake School Dist #33
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Program Administrator: |
Crane, Dorothy
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Contact Info: |
208-945-2891
dcrane@blsd.net |
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Organization: |
Bear Lake School District provides one evidence-based substance abuse program in Montpelier.
“Project Northland” is delivered in all students in grades 6-8. This program helps to prevent or reduce alcohol use among young adolescents by using a multilevel, community-wide approach. The program consists of social-behavioral curricula in schools peer leadership, parental involvement/education, and community-wide task force activities.
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Region: 6
City of Montpelier-Enough is Enough Coal.
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Program Administrator: |
Henderson, Chris
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Contact Info: |
208-847-5464
Chris94@netzero.net |
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Organization: |
Bear Lake Enough is Enough: Anti Drug Coalition is made up of citizens and representatives of service agencies in Bear Lake County.
Anyone concerned with drugs or alcohol is invited to attend meetings and help plan projects to prevent drug and alcohol abuse in their communities. Current activities focus on the evidence-based community process “Communities that Care,” which helps a community identify substance abuse risk factors that can be addressed to improve the quality of life for everyone.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Coalition | Montpelier
| General Population | Community (R)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 6
Oneida School District #351
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Program Administrator: |
Sorensen, Terri
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Contact Info: |
208-766-4728
terri.sorensen@malad.us |
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Organization: |
The Oneida School District delivers the Towards No Drug Abuse evidence based program at the Malad Middle and High School. TND is also delivered at Oneida Alt. HS.
TND is an effective, interactive classroom-based substance abuse prevention program that is based on more than two decades of successful research at the University of Southern California.
Project TND focuses on three factors that predict tobacco, alcohol, and other drug use, violence-related behaviors, and other problem behaviors among youth, including:
1) Motivation factors (i.e., students' attitudes, beliefs, expectations, and desires regarding drug use);
2) Skills (social, self-control, and coping skills); and
3) Decision-making (i.e., how to make decisions that lead to health-promoting behaviors).
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Malad
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Towards No Drug Abuse | Malad
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 6
Priestley Mental Health
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Program Administrator: |
Isaacson, Anna Marie
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Contact Info: |
208-339-0227
annamarie.isaacson@pmhinc.net |
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Organization: |
Priestley Mental Health offers PSR services for Individuals, adult and children. Priestley Mental Health also offers Individual, marriage, and family therapy. In an effort to prevent delinquent behavior in youth in the area, we reached out in 2008 to teach prevention classes in the community and schools.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Dayton
Preston
Twin Falls
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Towards No Drug Abuse | Dayton
Preston
Sugar City
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
| | Towards No Drug Abuse | Dayton
Preston
Sugar City
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 6
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Coalition
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Program Administrator: |
Honena, Donna
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Contact Info: |
208-236-1009
dhonena@sbth.nsn.us |
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Organization: |
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes is located on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation in Fort Hall, Idaho. Although a “dry” reservation, the Tribes for several years have initiated different community groups to reduce the devastating impact of alcohol and drug abuse on the reservation. The Coalition conducts monthly meetings at various community meeting places throughout the reservation, the majority of the meetings are held centrally at the Tribal Health Building. With the central location all Fort Hall community members will have access to the meetings and information.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Coalition | Fort Hall Indian Reservation
| General Population | Community (R)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 6
Still Waters Out Reach
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Program Administrator: |
McGahey, Jim
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Contact Info: |
208-232-4800
swcounseling1@qwestoffice.net |
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Organization: |
Still Waters Outreach is an agency specializing in prevention and intervention for youth. We work closely with youth in the 7th through 9th grades in the Pocatello school district #25. We currently work in the classroom at area middle schools and high schools teaching Life Skills Training and Project Towards No Drug Abuse. In addition to this we offer an in office intervention programs to further assist youth that are struggling in the community.
Our Intervention (TND+) is an Idaho-developed substance abuse prevention pilot program that combines the evidence-based Towards No Drug Abuse program with a structured, facilitated support group that explores and expands the topics of TND. The program is open to youth who struggle with muliple risk factors for substance use but who do not yet qualify for substance abuse treatment.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Pocatello
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Towards No Drug Abuse | Pocatello
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
| | Towards No Drug Abuse | Pocatello
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 6
Still Waters Outreach - Prevention Intervention
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Program Administrator: |
McGahey, Jim
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Contact Info: |
208-232-4800
swjimmc@gmail.com |
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Organization: |
Still Waters Outreach is an agency specializing in prevention and intervention for youth. We work closely with youth in the 7th through 9th grades in the Pocatello school district #25. We currently work in the classroom at area middle schools and high schools teaching Life Skills Training and Project Towards No Drug Abuse. In addition to this we offer an in office intervention programs to further assist youth that are struggling in the community.
Our Intervention (TND+) is an Idaho-developed substance abuse prevention pilot program that combines the evidence-based Towards No Drug Abuse program with a structured, facilitated support group that explores and expands the topics of TND. The program is open to youth who struggle with muliple risk factors for substance use but who do not yet qualify for substance abuse treatment.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | TND+ | Pocatello
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | TND+ Follow-on Support Group | Pocatello
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 7
Bonneville Youth Development Council's Promise
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Program Administrator: |
Passey, Alisha
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Contact Info: |
208-528-0153
bydc@co.bonneville.id.us |
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Organization: |
In 1998, the Bonneville Youth Development Council (BYDC) was established to focus community efforts to help at-risk youth. The goal of BYDC was to address concerns of people who work directly with high-risk youth; review existing prevention, intervention and correction programs; and recommend actions to improve the lives of adolescents. BYDC has always included youth and has simultaneously had a youth council (BYC) to aid the efforts of the coalition and to help guide coalition members in the best way to approach youth issues.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Coalition | Idaho Falls
| General Population | Community (R)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) |
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Region: 7
Family Support Services
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Program Administrator: |
Jardine, Hal
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Contact Info: |
208-527-8933
jardhal@aol.com |
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Organization: |
Family Support Services-Located in Arco, Idaho, Family Support Services (FSS) provides substance abuse prevention in the Lost River Valley. Utilizing the Nurturing Parenting program developed by Stephen J. Bavolek, FSS serves families in gaining skills to overcome and prevent substance abuse. FSS also provides psychosocial rehabilitation services (PSR) for children and adults.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Nurturing Program | Arco
Mackay
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 7
Juvenile Help Options LLC
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Program Administrator: |
Carlson, Karen
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Contact Info: |
208-589-6971
kcarlson@co.bonneville.id.us |
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Juvenile Help Options delivers the following programs.
"LifeSkills Training" helps students recognive media ploys in advertising, video games, music etc. to promote substanc use. Students learn assertiveness in resisting negative peer pressure and vulnerable situations.
“All Stars Core” for middle-school addresses normative beliefs, pro-social ideals, personal commitment, pro-social bonding & positive parental attentiveness.
“All Stars Senior” for older adolescents is designed to delay or reduce alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, premature sexual activity, & violence.
The “Nurturing Program” is designed for parents with children ages 5 -18. Parents learn techniques to express feelings appropriately, develop empathy, watch for and intervene with behaviors such as substance use, early sexual activity, etc. The “Nurturing Program for Parents in Treatment and Recovery” serves as a skill building group for parents and a SAP program for these highly at risk youth.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | All Stars | Idaho Falls
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | All Stars | Idaho Falls
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Life Skills Training Program | Ammon
Idaho Falls
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Nurturing Program | Idaho Falls
| Parents/Families | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
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Region: 7
Lemhi's After School Promise
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Program Administrator: |
Olson, Kimberly
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Contact Info: |
208-940-0409
lasp@custertel.net |
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Organization: |
Lemhi’s After School Promise (LASP) in Salmon has been providing youth development services for the past twelve years. LASP provides children with a safe place to gather after school where they can develop their social and decision-making skills to increase self-confidence and foster their commitment to learning.
LASP is a non-profit community organization and the only after school program in Lemhi County. At-risk students in grades 1-2 attend evidence-based “Second Step” classes on a regular basis. The major components of the program are social skill development, academic assistance, nutrition, violence and drug prevention lessons and enrichment activities such as art, drama and music.
LASP also offers the evidence-based “Life Skills Training” program for students in grades 3-6. This program is designed to help students avoid drug and alcohol problems by helping them increase self-control and self-esteem and develop general problem solving and decision making skills.
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Region: 7
Salmon School District
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Program Administrator: |
Dahle, Pam
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Contact Info: |
208-756-2415
pamdahle4801@gmail.com |
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Organization: |
Salmon School District offers the evidence-based program “Life Skills Training” to grades 4-9 and the evidence-based “Project Towards No Drug Abuse” to students at the Alternative High School.
Life Skills Training is offered to teach students to avoid drug and alcohol problems by helping them increase self-control and self-esteem, create general problem solving skills
and decision making.
Salmon School District offers Project Towards No Drug Abuse at the Alternative High School. A school-based program, Project TND teaches participants increased coping and social skills that allow them to grasp the cognitive misperceptions that may lead to substance use; express a desire not to abuse substances; understand the sequence of substance abuse and the consequences of using substances; correct myths concerning substance use; demonstrate effective communication, coping, and self control skills; and state a commitment to discuss substance abuse with others.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Life Skills Training Program | Salmon
| Elementary School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Life Skills Training Program | Salmon
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Life Skills Training Program | Salmon
| Middle/Junior High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Towards No Drug Abuse | Salmon
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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Region: 7
Upper Valley Resource and Counseling LLC
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Program Administrator: |
Hymas, Becky
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Contact Info: |
208-359-0519
beckyhymas@hotmail.com |
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Organization: |
Upper Valley Resource and Counseling Center offers the evidence-based “Project Toward No Drug Abuse” at Central High School in Rexburg as well as Jefferson High School in Rigby. Project TND teaches participants increased coping and social skills that allow them to grasp the cognitive misperceptions that may lead to substance use, express a desire not to abuse substances, understand the sequence of substance abuse and the consequences of using substances, correct myths concerning substance use, demonstrate effective communication, coping, and self control skills, and state a commitment to discuss substance abuse with others.
Upper Valley also offers a parenting program to the general public. This parenting program uses the "Nurturing Parenting" curricula. This curricula uses the group modality to teach and train both parents and children in the interactions that will improve their working realtionship.
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Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
| Prevention Program | Delivery Location(s) | Target Population | Risk & Protective Factors | | Active Parenting | Rexburg
Sugar City
| Parents/Families | Individual And Peer (R)
Family (R)
School (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
Healthy beliefs and clear standards for youth (P) | | Nurturing Program | Rexburg
| High School Students | Family (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
Bonding between young people and adults (P)
| | Towards No Drug Abuse | Rexburg
Rigby
Sugar City
| High School Students | Individual And Peer (R)
Individual Characteristics (P)
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