YH24-0055 Yavapai County SUBG Primary Prevention

The Arizona Master Agreement CTR068221, administered by AHCCCS, is an Intergovernmental Agreement focused on Substance Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Services for higher education institutions. The primary scope of this contract is to support prevention services targeting individuals aged 18-25 who are at risk of developing substance use disorders. Through this master agreement, Yavapai College will implement evidence-based prevention programs, including the Strategic Prevention Framework planning model, with specific interventions such as "The Buzz" alcohol education curriculum and Vive18 prevention toolkit.

The master agreement is awarded to Yavapai College, with an initial performance period from October 17, 2023, to September 30, 2025, and potential extensions up to a total of five years. The total federal award is $438,557, funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) through ARPA supplemental funds. The contract covers comprehensive prevention activities, including personnel costs, student worker support, peer education, workshop organization, and evidence-based interventions, with an indirect administrative cost rate of 28%. The geographic coverage is statewide in Arizona, and the contract type is an Intergovernmental Master Agreement with specific prevention service objectives.