The national council on alcoholism and drug dependence SPF-PFS creating opportunities to achieve community health (C.O.A.C.H)

Active Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
H79SP083788
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$2,249,813

Award facts

Completion date 62% complete
Funding agency
SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Prevention Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Department of Health and Human Services
Place of performance
Detroit, MI 48212, USA

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Description

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Abstract
NCADD - COACH 2023 SPF-PFS the NCADD SPF-PFS creating opportunities to achieve community health (COACH) project will build substance misuse/mental health promotion infrastructure to address the underserved population of 11-14 year-old african american youth in detroit, michigan. Local community partnerships will be strengthened via coalition building and data/needs will be assessed. COACH will utilize evidence-based strategies through a sports league to enhance youth protective factors. The national council on alcoholism and drug dependence - greater detroit area (NCADD) is a 501C3 nonprofit that serves detroit/wayne county with 75 years of experience serving people impacted by SUD through offering prevention, treatment and recovery services that promote the overall health and wellness of the community. NCADD's experience providing prevention initiatives to detroit youth and adults is extensive including with samhsa grants. COACH is a year-round intervention that integrates sports development with substance use prevention/mental health (MH) promotion. COACH will establish a partnership of community stakeholders to employ samhsa's strategic prevention framework to guide the partnership in collecting and analyzing data to identify substance misuse and MH concerns in the detroit community. COACH will use youth sports as a vehicle to deliver evidence-based prevention initiatives identified by the partnership. The basketball league will be created that requires the youth, parents/guardians, and coaches to attend sessions with educational information. The overall purpose of the COACH initiative is to strengthen community substance prevention/mental health promotion by educating community members, groups and organizations and by building local partnerships to sustain efforts into the future. The overall goal is to reduce the onset of youth marijuana and alcohol use through increased perception of their harmfulness. The COACH program further seeks to enhance youth mental health promotion through provision of trauma and suicide prevention training. NCADD's intended catchment area for SPF-PFS funding is wayne county, michigan (population 1,773,073) with focus on the city of detroit (population 632,464). US census data for july 1, 2021, also identify the racial profile of detroit / wayne county respectively as 77.9 / 38.4% african american, 12.9 / 54.7% white, 7.8 / 6.5% hispanic latino, 1.6 / 3.6% asian, and 3.7 / 3.3% other including "2 or more races" and native american populations. 78.3% of persons served by NCADD are african american. Residents of the majority african american city of detroit live below the federal poverty level (FPL) at the much higher rate of 31.8% compared to wayne county (19.6% FPL), michigan (13.1% FPL) and the US (11.6% FPL). Unemployment is higher with 7.7 for detroit, wayne county 4.4%, michigan 4.1%, and nationally 3.5% (US dept. Of labor, 3/2023). A slight majority of wayne county residents are female (52.5%) with 24.9% of residents under age 18. A 2022 gallop poll revealed 7.2% of american adults (19.7% of GEN Z) identify as lgbtq regarding their sexual orientation or gender identity (gallop.COM, 2/22/23). NCADD welcomes individuals of all demographic profiles, but historically provides services to majority african american residents of wayne county, primarily those living in the city of detroit. COACH targets serving 80 participant youth in year 1 and 240 in years, 2, 3, 4, and 5; 1040 over the life of the award. COACH will also provide training to a minimum of 100 people in community groups in year 1 and 200 in each subsequent year; 900 total community members trained over the life of the grant. SPF-PFS funding will allow NCADD to address the gaps in data and community partnerships through building community capacity, strengthened best practices, integrated approaches, better data analysis, and outreach focused to underserved, 11-14 year-old african american youth.

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Quick answers

Who received award H79SP083788?

H79SP083788 was awarded to National Council On Alcoholism And Drug Dependence-Greater Detroit Area by SAMHSA Division of Grants Management (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) on September 30, 2023.

How much is award H79SP083788 worth?

$2,249,813 has been obligated on H79SP083788.

Which agency awarded H79SP083788?

SAMHSA Division of Grants Management (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) awarded H79SP083788, with funding from SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration).

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