Cara grant for building a safer evansville to reduce meth and opioid use among youth. - cara goal one: reduce opioid and methamphetamine use among evansville community school district grade 9-12 by…

Cara grant for building a safer evansville to reduce meth and opioid use among youth. - cara goal one: reduce opioid and methamphetamine use among evansville community school district grade 9-12 by implementing evidence-based initiatives that address behaviors that may lead to the initiation of use.objective 1: by june 2026 reduce escd grade 9-12 reporting 30 day use of methamphetamine by 2% as measured by WI youth risk behavior survey (yrbs).objective 2: by june 2026 reduce EHS grade 9-12 youth reporting 30 day use of opioids by 2% as measured by WI youth risk behavior survey (yrbs).cara goal two: change the culture and context regarding acceptability of youth, grades 8-12, opioid and methamphetamine use in the evansville community school district.objective 1: by june 2026 increase the capacity of the evansville community to implement prevention activities as measured by a 10% increase in the number of stakeholders reporting they feel capable of engaging in the work of the community in the annual coalition survey.objective 2: by june 2024 100 people will be trained in spotting meth labs and identifying meth use as measured by attendance logs and recorded in evaluation database. Objective 3: by june 2022, evansville elementary school, intermediate school, middle school and high school will have modified their k-12 health curriculum to include substance abuse initiatives as measured by the implantation of these initiatives reported by ecsd staff.cara goal three: health equity. Reduce disparities among high-risk groups most affected by youth opioid and methamphetamines. Objective 1: by june 2026, 600 community members will have attended lgbtq+ specifictrainings, as measured by attendance logs and recorded in evaluation database.objective 2: by june 2024 the evansville community school district will have 10 families attend familia adelante, an evidence-based youth development program for latino youth and families as measured by attendance logs and recorded in evaluation database.objective 3: by june 2022 the evansville community schoo l district?s diversity and inclusivity committee will have worked with base, the ywca rock county, ecsd staff and evaluator to create a five-year ecsd specific diversity and racial justice action plan, with measurable goals and objectives as measured by the approval of this plan by the ecdd school board and recorded in meeting minutes and recorded in the evaluation database.