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All Federal Grant Awards
Cooperative Agreement TP1AH000240
Award Date
7/1/20
Completion Date
6/30/23
Dollars Obligated
$7.2M
Overview
Activity
25
Transactions
25
Subawards
4
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Funding Federal Agency
Office of Adolescent Health
Awarding Federal Agency
Office of Grants Management
Awardee
Oklahoma City County Health Department (T81MLLAMG4K9)
Federal Grant Program
93.297
Assistance Type
Cooperative Agreement
Place of Performance
Oklahoma City, OK, USA
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REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH (PROJECT REACH)
Posted 6/23/20
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REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH (PROJECT REACH) - ABSTRACT PROJECT OVERVIEW: REACH (REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH) IS AN INNOVATIVE ADOLESCENT HEALTH IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS IN THREE OKLAHOMA COUNTY METRO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH STUDENT POPULATIONS THAT REPRESENT THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES, PERSISTENT HEALTH DISPARITIES, AND INCREASED ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES. IT ADDRESSES SYSTEMS, EQUITY ISSUES, POPULATIONS, GEOGRAPHIC AREAS, AND PROGRAMS IDENTIFIED AS PRIORITIES IN THE COMMUNITY'S 2019 COMPREHENSIVE TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION PLAN. HIGH NEED: OKLAHOMA HAS REMAINED AMONG THE FIVE STATES WITH THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES FOR THE PAST DECADE, REPORTING THE FIFTH HIGHEST (WORST) RATE FOR AGES 15-19 IN 2018. OKLAHOMA COUNTY IS THE STATE'S MOST POPULOUS AND MOST RACIALLY AND ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COUNTY, WITH THE LARGEST NUMBER OF TEEN BIRTHS. THE COUNTY'S TEEN BIRTH NUMBERS REPRESENT ONE-FIFTH OF ALL TEEN BIRTHS IN THE STATE, WITH TEEN BIRTH RATES IN SOME ZIP CODES REACHING AS HIGH AS 3-4 TIMES THE U.S. AVERAGE. GEOGRAPHIC AREA AND TARGET POPULATIONS: 5,500 YOUTH, AGED 13-19, WILL BE DIRECTLY SERVED ANNUALLY THROUGH SCHOOL, CLINIC, AND COMMUNITY SETTINGS IN SEVEN ZIP CODES: 73017, 73018, 73109, 73110, 73115, 73119, AND 73129. OVER 500 ADULTS WILL BE ENGAGED IN BUILDING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND SUPPORTS FOR THE YOUTH EACH PROJECT YEAR. PROGRAM STRATEGIES: EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS (EBPS) WILL BE IMBEDDED IN CORE CURRICULA CLASSES AT KEY GRADE LEVELS, WITH EBP SATURATION DURING YEAR 1 RANGING FROM 28 TO 58% IN EACH SCHOOL. RELEVANT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR VULNERABLE YOUTH POPULATIONS AT HIGHER RISK FOR TEEN PREGNANCY, STIS, AND SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION WILL BE DEVELOPED USING HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN PRINCIPLES. EXTENSIVE YOUTH ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES WILL GIVE STUDENTS A PROMINENT ROLE IN PROMOTING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND IMPROVING HEALTH SERVICES. LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH, CARING ADULTS, EDUCATORS, AND OTHER PARTNERS WILL BLEND RISK REDUCTION WITH CREATIVE STRATEGIES TO INCREASE THE RELATIONSHIPS, INCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITIES, AND COMMUNITY SUPPORTS YOUTH NEED TO THRIVE. COLLABORATION FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACT: THE OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (OCCHD) IS THE GRANTEE; PRIMARY PROGRAM DELIVERY PARTNERS ARE VARIETY CARE HEALTH CENTERS AND TEEN EMPOWER! SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERS ARE OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THE LARGEST AND MOST RACIALLY/ETHNICALLY DIVERSE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE STATE, AND TWO ADJACENT DISTRICTS, MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND CROOKED OAK PUBLIC SCHOOLS. KEY PARTNERS ARE THE OKLAHOMA COUNTY TEEN PREGNANCY COLLABORATION (BASED ON A COLLECTIVE IMPACT MODEL), THRIVE: SEXUAL HEALTH COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTH, AND 30+ PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS. THE EVALUATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE HUDSON COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. CONTACT: LORRI ESSARY OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 2700 N.E. 63RD ST., OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73111 PHONE: 405.419.4207 EMAIL: LORRI_ESSARY@OCCHD.ORG TOTAL NUMBER REACHED: 25,000
($139k)
11/16/23
Not listed
REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH (PROJECT REACH) - ABSTRACT PROJECT OVERVIEW: REACH (REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH) IS AN INNOVATIVE ADOLESCENT HEALTH IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS IN THREE OKLAHOMA COUNTY METRO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH STUDENT POPULATIONS THAT REPRESENT THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES, PERSISTENT HEALTH DISPARITIES, AND INCREASED ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES. IT ADDRESSES SYSTEMS, EQUITY ISSUES, POPULATIONS, GEOGRAPHIC AREAS, AND PROGRAMS IDENTIFIED AS PRIORITIES IN THE COMMUNITY'S 2019 COMPREHENSIVE TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION PLAN. HIGH NEED: OKLAHOMA HAS REMAINED AMONG THE FIVE STATES WITH THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES FOR THE PAST DECADE, REPORTING THE FIFTH HIGHEST (WORST) RATE FOR AGES 15-19 IN 2018. OKLAHOMA COUNTY IS THE STATE'S MOST POPULOUS AND MOST RACIALLY AND ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COUNTY, WITH THE LARGEST NUMBER OF TEEN BIRTHS. THE COUNTY'S TEEN BIRTH NUMBERS REPRESENT ONE-FIFTH OF ALL TEEN BIRTHS IN THE STATE, WITH TEEN BIRTH RATES IN SOME ZIP CODES REACHING AS HIGH AS 3-4 TIMES THE U.S. AVERAGE. GEOGRAPHIC AREA AND TARGET POPULATIONS: 5,500 YOUTH, AGED 13-19, WILL BE DIRECTLY SERVED ANNUALLY THROUGH SCHOOL, CLINIC, AND COMMUNITY SETTINGS IN SEVEN ZIP CODES: 73017, 73018, 73109, 73110, 73115, 73119, AND 73129. OVER 500 ADULTS WILL BE ENGAGED IN BUILDING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND SUPPORTS FOR THE YOUTH EACH PROJECT YEAR. PROGRAM STRATEGIES: EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS (EBPS) WILL BE IMBEDDED IN CORE CURRICULA CLASSES AT KEY GRADE LEVELS, WITH EBP SATURATION DURING YEAR 1 RANGING FROM 28 TO 58% IN EACH SCHOOL. RELEVANT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR VULNERABLE YOUTH POPULATIONS AT HIGHER RISK FOR TEEN PREGNANCY, STIS, AND SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION WILL BE DEVELOPED USING HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN PRINCIPLES. EXTENSIVE YOUTH ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES WILL GIVE STUDENTS A PROMINENT ROLE IN PROMOTING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND IMPROVING HEALTH SERVICES. LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH, CARING ADULTS, EDUCATORS, AND OTHER PARTNERS WILL BLEND RISK REDUCTION WITH CREATIVE STRATEGIES TO INCREASE THE RELATIONSHIPS, INCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITIES, AND COMMUNITY SUPPORTS YOUTH NEED TO THRIVE. COLLABORATION FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACT: THE OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (OCCHD) IS THE GRANTEE; PRIMARY PROGRAM DELIVERY PARTNERS ARE VARIETY CARE HEALTH CENTERS AND TEEN EMPOWER! SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERS ARE OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THE LARGEST AND MOST RACIALLY/ETHNICALLY DIVERSE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE STATE, AND TWO ADJACENT DISTRICTS, MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND CROOKED OAK PUBLIC SCHOOLS. KEY PARTNERS ARE THE OKLAHOMA COUNTY TEEN PREGNANCY COLLABORATION (BASED ON A COLLECTIVE IMPACT MODEL), THRIVE: SEXUAL HEALTH COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTH, AND 30+ PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS. THE EVALUATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE HUDSON COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. CONTACT: LORRI ESSARY OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 2700 N.E. 63RD ST., OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73111 PHONE: 405.419.4207 EMAIL: LORRI_ESSARY@OCCHD.ORG TOTAL NUMBER REACHED: 25,000
$0
9/27/23
Not listed
REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH (PROJECT REACH) - ABSTRACT PROJECT OVERVIEW: REACH (REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH) IS AN INNOVATIVE ADOLESCENT HEALTH IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS IN THREE OKLAHOMA COUNTY METRO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH STUDENT POPULATIONS THAT REPRESENT THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES, PERSISTENT HEALTH DISPARITIES, AND INCREASED ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES. IT ADDRESSES SYSTEMS, EQUITY ISSUES, POPULATIONS, GEOGRAPHIC AREAS, AND PROGRAMS IDENTIFIED AS PRIORITIES IN THE COMMUNITY'S 2019 COMPREHENSIVE TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION PLAN. HIGH NEED: OKLAHOMA HAS REMAINED AMONG THE FIVE STATES WITH THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES FOR THE PAST DECADE, REPORTING THE FIFTH HIGHEST (WORST) RATE FOR AGES 15-19 IN 2018. OKLAHOMA COUNTY IS THE STATE'S MOST POPULOUS AND MOST RACIALLY AND ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COUNTY, WITH THE LARGEST NUMBER OF TEEN BIRTHS. THE COUNTY'S TEEN BIRTH NUMBERS REPRESENT ONE-FIFTH OF ALL TEEN BIRTHS IN THE STATE, WITH TEEN BIRTH RATES IN SOME ZIP CODES REACHING AS HIGH AS 3-4 TIMES THE U.S. AVERAGE. GEOGRAPHIC AREA AND TARGET POPULATIONS: 5,500 YOUTH, AGED 13-19, WILL BE DIRECTLY SERVED ANNUALLY THROUGH SCHOOL, CLINIC, AND COMMUNITY SETTINGS IN SEVEN ZIP CODES: 73017, 73018, 73109, 73110, 73115, 73119, AND 73129. OVER 500 ADULTS WILL BE ENGAGED IN BUILDING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND SUPPORTS FOR THE YOUTH EACH PROJECT YEAR. PROGRAM STRATEGIES: EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS (EBPS) WILL BE IMBEDDED IN CORE CURRICULA CLASSES AT KEY GRADE LEVELS, WITH EBP SATURATION DURING YEAR 1 RANGING FROM 28 TO 58% IN EACH SCHOOL. RELEVANT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR VULNERABLE YOUTH POPULATIONS AT HIGHER RISK FOR TEEN PREGNANCY, STIS, AND SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION WILL BE DEVELOPED USING HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN PRINCIPLES. EXTENSIVE YOUTH ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES WILL GIVE STUDENTS A PROMINENT ROLE IN PROMOTING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND IMPROVING HEALTH SERVICES. LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH, CARING ADULTS, EDUCATORS, AND OTHER PARTNERS WILL BLEND RISK REDUCTION WITH CREATIVE STRATEGIES TO INCREASE THE RELATIONSHIPS, INCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITIES, AND COMMUNITY SUPPORTS YOUTH NEED TO THRIVE. COLLABORATION FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACT: THE OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (OCCHD) IS THE GRANTEE; PRIMARY PROGRAM DELIVERY PARTNERS ARE VARIETY CARE HEALTH CENTERS AND TEEN EMPOWER! SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERS ARE OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THE LARGEST AND MOST RACIALLY/ETHNICALLY DIVERSE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE STATE, AND TWO ADJACENT DISTRICTS, MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND CROOKED OAK PUBLIC SCHOOLS. KEY PARTNERS ARE THE OKLAHOMA COUNTY TEEN PREGNANCY COLLABORATION (BASED ON A COLLECTIVE IMPACT MODEL), THRIVE: SEXUAL HEALTH COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTH, AND 30+ PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS. THE EVALUATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE HUDSON COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. CONTACT: LORRI ESSARY OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 2700 N.E. 63RD ST., OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73111 PHONE: 405.419.4207 EMAIL: LORRI_ESSARY@OCCHD.ORG TOTAL NUMBER REACHED: 25,000
$0
9/27/23
Not listed
REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH (PROJECT REACH) - ABSTRACT PROJECT OVERVIEW: REACH (REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH) IS AN INNOVATIVE ADOLESCENT HEALTH IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS IN THREE OKLAHOMA COUNTY METRO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH STUDENT POPULATIONS THAT REPRESENT THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES, PERSISTENT HEALTH DISPARITIES, AND INCREASED ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES. IT ADDRESSES SYSTEMS, EQUITY ISSUES, POPULATIONS, GEOGRAPHIC AREAS, AND PROGRAMS IDENTIFIED AS PRIORITIES IN THE COMMUNITY'S 2019 COMPREHENSIVE TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION PLAN. HIGH NEED: OKLAHOMA HAS REMAINED AMONG THE FIVE STATES WITH THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES FOR THE PAST DECADE, REPORTING THE FIFTH HIGHEST (WORST) RATE FOR AGES 15-19 IN 2018. OKLAHOMA COUNTY IS THE STATE'S MOST POPULOUS AND MOST RACIALLY AND ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COUNTY, WITH THE LARGEST NUMBER OF TEEN BIRTHS. THE COUNTY'S TEEN BIRTH NUMBERS REPRESENT ONE-FIFTH OF ALL TEEN BIRTHS IN THE STATE, WITH TEEN BIRTH RATES IN SOME ZIP CODES REACHING AS HIGH AS 3-4 TIMES THE U.S. AVERAGE. GEOGRAPHIC AREA AND TARGET POPULATIONS: 5,500 YOUTH, AGED 13-19, WILL BE DIRECTLY SERVED ANNUALLY THROUGH SCHOOL, CLINIC, AND COMMUNITY SETTINGS IN SEVEN ZIP CODES: 73017, 73018, 73109, 73110, 73115, 73119, AND 73129. OVER 500 ADULTS WILL BE ENGAGED IN BUILDING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND SUPPORTS FOR THE YOUTH EACH PROJECT YEAR. PROGRAM STRATEGIES: EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS (EBPS) WILL BE IMBEDDED IN CORE CURRICULA CLASSES AT KEY GRADE LEVELS, WITH EBP SATURATION DURING YEAR 1 RANGING FROM 28 TO 58% IN EACH SCHOOL. RELEVANT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR VULNERABLE YOUTH POPULATIONS AT HIGHER RISK FOR TEEN PREGNANCY, STIS, AND SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION WILL BE DEVELOPED USING HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN PRINCIPLES. EXTENSIVE YOUTH ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES WILL GIVE STUDENTS A PROMINENT ROLE IN PROMOTING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND IMPROVING HEALTH SERVICES. LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH, CARING ADULTS, EDUCATORS, AND OTHER PARTNERS WILL BLEND RISK REDUCTION WITH CREATIVE STRATEGIES TO INCREASE THE RELATIONSHIPS, INCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITIES, AND COMMUNITY SUPPORTS YOUTH NEED TO THRIVE. COLLABORATION FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACT: THE OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (OCCHD) IS THE GRANTEE; PRIMARY PROGRAM DELIVERY PARTNERS ARE VARIETY CARE HEALTH CENTERS AND TEEN EMPOWER! SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERS ARE OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THE LARGEST AND MOST RACIALLY/ETHNICALLY DIVERSE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE STATE, AND TWO ADJACENT DISTRICTS, MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND CROOKED OAK PUBLIC SCHOOLS. KEY PARTNERS ARE THE OKLAHOMA COUNTY TEEN PREGNANCY COLLABORATION (BASED ON A COLLECTIVE IMPACT MODEL), THRIVE: SEXUAL HEALTH COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTH, AND 30+ PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS. THE EVALUATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE HUDSON COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. CONTACT: LORRI ESSARY OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 2700 N.E. 63RD ST., OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73111 PHONE: 405.419.4207 EMAIL: LORRI_ESSARY@OCCHD.ORG TOTAL NUMBER REACHED: 25,000
$0
1/9/23
Not listed
REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH (PROJECT REACH) - ABSTRACT PROJECT OVERVIEW: REACH (REPRODUCTIVE EDUCATION TO ACHIEVE COMMUNITY HEALTH) IS AN INNOVATIVE ADOLESCENT HEALTH IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS IN THREE OKLAHOMA COUNTY METRO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH STUDENT POPULATIONS THAT REPRESENT THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES, PERSISTENT HEALTH DISPARITIES, AND INCREASED ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES. IT ADDRESSES SYSTEMS, EQUITY ISSUES, POPULATIONS, GEOGRAPHIC AREAS, AND PROGRAMS IDENTIFIED AS PRIORITIES IN THE COMMUNITY'S 2019 COMPREHENSIVE TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION PLAN. HIGH NEED: OKLAHOMA HAS REMAINED AMONG THE FIVE STATES WITH THE HIGHEST TEEN BIRTH RATES FOR THE PAST DECADE, REPORTING THE FIFTH HIGHEST (WORST) RATE FOR AGES 15-19 IN 2018. OKLAHOMA COUNTY IS THE STATE'S MOST POPULOUS AND MOST RACIALLY AND ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COUNTY, WITH THE LARGEST NUMBER OF TEEN BIRTHS. THE COUNTY'S TEEN BIRTH NUMBERS REPRESENT ONE-FIFTH OF ALL TEEN BIRTHS IN THE STATE, WITH TEEN BIRTH RATES IN SOME ZIP CODES REACHING AS HIGH AS 3-4 TIMES THE U.S. AVERAGE. GEOGRAPHIC AREA AND TARGET POPULATIONS: 5,500 YOUTH, AGED 13-19, WILL BE DIRECTLY SERVED ANNUALLY THROUGH SCHOOL, CLINIC, AND COMMUNITY SETTINGS IN SEVEN ZIP CODES: 73017, 73018, 73109, 73110, 73115, 73119, AND 73129. OVER 500 ADULTS WILL BE ENGAGED IN BUILDING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND SUPPORTS FOR THE YOUTH EACH PROJECT YEAR. PROGRAM STRATEGIES: EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS (EBPS) WILL BE IMBEDDED IN CORE CURRICULA CLASSES AT KEY GRADE LEVELS, WITH EBP SATURATION DURING YEAR 1 RANGING FROM 28 TO 58% IN EACH SCHOOL. RELEVANT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR VULNERABLE YOUTH POPULATIONS AT HIGHER RISK FOR TEEN PREGNANCY, STIS, AND SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION WILL BE DEVELOPED USING HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN PRINCIPLES. EXTENSIVE YOUTH ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES WILL GIVE STUDENTS A PROMINENT ROLE IN PROMOTING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND IMPROVING HEALTH SERVICES. LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH, CARING ADULTS, EDUCATORS, AND OTHER PARTNERS WILL BLEND RISK REDUCTION WITH CREATIVE STRATEGIES TO INCREASE THE RELATIONSHIPS, INCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITIES, AND COMMUNITY SUPPORTS YOUTH NEED TO THRIVE. COLLABORATION FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACT: THE OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (OCCHD) IS THE GRANTEE; PRIMARY PROGRAM DELIVERY PARTNERS ARE VARIETY CARE HEALTH CENTERS AND TEEN EMPOWER! SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERS ARE OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THE LARGEST AND MOST RACIALLY/ETHNICALLY DIVERSE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE STATE, AND TWO ADJACENT DISTRICTS, MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND CROOKED OAK PUBLIC SCHOOLS. KEY PARTNERS ARE THE OKLAHOMA COUNTY TEEN PREGNANCY COLLABORATION (BASED ON A COLLECTIVE IMPACT MODEL), THRIVE: SEXUAL HEALTH COLLECTIVE FOR YOUTH, AND 30+ PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS. THE EVALUATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE HUDSON COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. CONTACT: LORRI ESSARY OKLAHOMA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 2700 N.E. 63RD ST., OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73111 PHONE: 405.419.4207 EMAIL: LORRI_ESSARY@OCCHD.ORG TOTAL NUMBER REACHED: 25,000
$0
1/9/23
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GrantNumber
Description
Subgrantee
Prime Award
Dollars Obligated
Updated At
PROJECTREACHVARIETYCARES
Reimbursable amount is increased due to additional grant reimbursements resulting in an increased workload, additional costs due to a staff vacancy resulting in a shift in responsibilities, and additional out-of-state travel expenses for training.
Variety Care, Inc.
Cooperative Agreement TP1AH000240
$93.4k
6/22/26
PROJECTREACHTEENEMPOWERS
Teen emPower! Inc. was assigned a disproportionate number of schools to serve which resulted in additional staff effort and increased reimbursable expenses. The amount of this sub-award is increased from $547,746.00 to $620,401.00.
None
Cooperative Agreement TP1AH000240
$72.7k
6/22/26
PROJECTREACHVARIETYCARES
Project REACH is an adolescent health improvement initiative focused on middle and high schools in three Oklahoma County metro public school districts with student populations that represent the highest teen birth rates, persistent health disparities, and increased adverse childhood experiences. It addresses systems, populations, geographic areas, and programs identified as priorities in the communities 2019 comprehensive teen pregnancy prevention plan.
Variety Care, Inc.
Cooperative Agreement TP1AH000240
$529.5k
6/22/26
PROJECTREACHTEENEMPOWERS
Project REACH is an adolescent health improvement initiative focused on middle and high schools in three Oklahoma County metro public school districts with student populations that represent the highest teen birth rates, persistent health disparities, and increased adverse childhood experiences. It addresses systems, populations, geographic areas, and programs identified as priorities in the community's 2019 comprehensive teen pregnancy prevention plan.
None
Cooperative Agreement TP1AH000240
$778.8k
6/22/26