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Drug-Free Communities Support Program
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This awardee has received supplemental funding. This award detail page includes information about both the original award and supplemental awards.
The goal of this project is to reduce the use of illegal drugs, alcohol and tobacco products among youth, and secondarily among adults, in "Down East" Maine, population about 25,000 - which is made up of America's eastermost and some of its most poor and isolated towns. Project strategies for the next fiscal year include: extensive media outreach and community education; research-based prevention programs, including Life Skills Training, Second Step, and Project Adventure programs; youth participating in planning and implementation of project activities through task forces and Washington County Youth Council; effecting environmental change around ATOD, reducing access to ATOD among youth; and increasing access to cessation/treatment resources and services. FY 2001 project strategies include: media outreach and community education; Life Skills Training, Second Step, and Project Adventure programs; youth-led activities through Washington County Council, Youth LEAD, and SADD; and environmental policy change.
PROJECT SUMMARY FOR 98-JN-FX-0050 (S-3)
The goal of this project is to reduce the use of illegal drugs, alcohol and tobacco products among youth, and secondarily among adults, in "Down East" Maine, population about 25,000 - which is made up of America's eastermost and some of its most poor and isolated towns. Project strategies for the next fiscal year include: extensive media outreach and community education; research-based prevention programs, including Life Skills Training, Second Step, and Project Adventure programs; youth participating in planning and implementation of project activities through task forces and Washington County Youth Council; effecting environmental change around ATOD, reducing access to ATOD among youth; and increasing access to cessation/treatment resources and services. FY 2001 project strategies include: media outreach and community education; Life Skills Training, Second Step, and Project Adventure programs; youth-led activities through Washington County Council, Youth LEAD, and SADD; and environmental policy change.
PROJECT SUMMARY FOR 98-JN-FX-0050 (S-3)
The goal of this project is to reduce the use of illegal drugs, alcohol and tobacco products among youth, and secondarily among adults, in "Down East" Maine, population about 25,000 - which is made up of America's eastermost and some of its most poor and isolated towns. Project strategies for the next fiscal year include: extensive media outreach and community education; research-based prevention programs, including Life Skills Training, Second Step, and Project Adventure programs; youth participating in planning and implementation of project activities through task forces and Washington County Youth Council; effecting environmental change around ATOD, reducing access to ATOD among youth; and increasing access to cessation/treatment resources and services. FY 2001 project strategies include: media outreach and community education; Life Skills Training, Second Step, and Project Adventure programs; youth-led activities through Washington County Council, Youth LEAD, and SADD; and environmental policy change.
PROJECT SUMMARY FOR 98-JN-FX-0050 (S-3)
The goal of this project is to reduce the use of illegal drugs, alcohol and tobacco products among youth, and secondarily among adults, in "Down East" Maine, population about 25,000 - which is made up of America's eastermost and some of its most poor and isolated towns. Project strategies for the next fiscal year include: extensive media outreach and community education; research-based prevention programs, including Life Skills Training, Second Step, and Project Adventure programs; youth participating in planning and implementation of project activities through task forces and Washington County Youth Council; effecting environmental change around ATOD, reducing access to ATOD among youth; and increasing access to cessation/treatment resources and services. FY 2001 project strategies include: media outreach and community education; Life Skills Training, Second Step, and Project Adventure programs; youth-led activities through Washington County Council, Youth LEAD, and SADD; and environmental policy change.
