Expansion of comprehensive suicide prevention across arkansas

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Award ID
NU50CE002610
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$7,090,250

Award facts

Completion date 79% complete
Funding agency
National Center for Injury Prevention and Control Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Department of Health and Human Services
Place of performance
Arkansas, USA

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Description

Abstract
Summary: the arkansas department of health's (ADH) suicide prevention program proposes to launch this population-focused expansion of comprehensive suicide prevention across arkansas project to be funded through the centers for disease control and prevention injury center's expansion of comprehensive suicide prevention across the U.S., nofo no. CDC-RFA-CE22-2204. Our public health approach will effectively expand existing suicide prevention practices in 55 rural counties in arkansas. This approach will: a) convene and connect multi-sectoral partners; B) use data to identify disproportionately affected populations (DAPS), understand contributors to suicide, and track trends in suicide morbidity and mortality; C) create an inventory of existing suicide prevention programs to assess prevention and response gaps in arkansas; D) select and implement complementary strategies and approaches; and E) develop and implement communication and dissemination plans related to surveillance and programmatic work. The purpose of this proposed project is to save the lives of at-risk arkansans. The population of focus is men living in rural counties in arkansas. Gatekeepers and families of this population will be targeted as well. Short-term outcomes of this project are: 1) increased engagement of multi-sectoral partners to support programmatic and surveillance activities; 2) increased awareness of DAPS, contributors to suicide morbidity and mortality, and emergent trends in suicide morbidity and mortality; 3) increased use of surveillance data to select DAPS, address contributors to suicide morbidity and mortality, and inform prevention strategy selection; 4) increased awareness of existing suicide prevention activities and gaps; and 5) increased awareness of programmatic activities, progress, successes, and lessons learned. Medium-term outcomes of this project are: 1) sustained engagement of partners to support surveillance and programmatic activities; 2) sustained use of surveillance data to inform suicide prevention; 3) decreased risk factors among DAPS; 4) increased protective factors among DAPS; and 5) increased use of timely surveillance data to inform suicide prevention. Long-term outcomes of this project are 10% reductions in suicide mortality and morbidity among DAPS in arkansas.

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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Northwest Arkansas Crisis Intervention Center, Inc. Provide suicide prevention trainings in rural parts of the state. $200,000
Northwest Arkansas Crisis Intervention Center, Inc. $200,000

Quick answers

Who received award NU50CE002610?

NU50CE002610 was awarded to Arkansas Department Of Health by Office of Financial Resources (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) on September 15, 2023.

How much is award NU50CE002610 worth?

$7,090,250 has been obligated on NU50CE002610.

Which agency awarded NU50CE002610?

Office of Financial Resources (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) awarded NU50CE002610, with funding from National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).

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