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FY 2004 Continuation Drug-Free Communities Support Program Application for Continuation Funding
Note:
This awardee has received supplemental funding. This award detail page includes information about the supplemental awards but the information about the original award is unavailable.
The South Whidbey Youth Center is the fiscal agent for the Seeds of Change: Partners for a Drug-Free Community. Seeds of Change serves a rural population of 25,000 that is located on the southern end of Whidbey Island, Washington. The coalition goals are: 1) strengthening family, neighborhood, and intergenerational relationships by promoting opportunities for positive involvement of youth within the community; 2) changing community norms with respect to alcohol and substance abuse by both youth and adults; and, 3) continuing to establish and strengthen collaboration among communities, governments, and private non-profit agencies to sustain the work and administrative arm of the coalition. To meet these goals, the coalition will implement these strategies:
1) encourage supportive relationships with caring adults;
2) increase youth participation in developing solutions to youth related
issues;
3) increase parenting skills;
4) implement a community-wide media campaign;
5) identify, recruit, and train new coalition partners in prevention strategies;
6) provide a safe and drug free environment for youth at a multigenerational
community service facility; and,
7) develop youth leadership skills by creating Youth Councils.
CA/NCF
The South Whidbey Youth Center is the fiscal agent for the Seeds of Change: Partners for a Drug-Free Community. Seeds of Change serves a rural population of 25,000 that is located on the southern end of Whidbey Island, Washington. The coalition goals are: 1) strengthening family, neighborhood, and intergenerational relationships by promoting opportunities for positive involvement of youth within the community; 2) changing community norms with respect to alcohol and substance abuse by both youth and adults; and, 3) continuing to establish and strengthen collaboration among communities, governments, and private non-profit agencies to sustain the work and administrative arm of the coalition. To meet these goals, the coalition will implement these strategies:
1) encourage supportive relationships with caring adults;
2) increase youth participation in developing solutions to youth related
issues;
3) increase parenting skills;
4) implement a community-wide media campaign;
5) identify, recruit, and train new coalition partners in prevention strategies;
6) provide a safe and drug free environment for youth at a multigenerational
community service facility; and,
7) develop youth leadership skills by creating Youth Councils.
