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The General Applicant Information document is a comprehensive template for the Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Support Program grant application, requiring detailed information from applicants. The document mandates submission of key personnel details, including Authorized Organization Representative, Program Director/Principal Investigator, and Project Coordinator, with specific contact information requirements. Applicants must provide their coalition's mission statement focusing on youth substance use prevention, list targeted substances, and furnish extensive community-level information such as coalition establishment date, service area ZIP codes, population size, median income, and tribal area representation.

The document includes critical statutory requirements for grant eligibility, such as confirming SAM registration date and potential overlap with other DFC-funded coalitions. This grant opportunity, administered by the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, supports the Drug-Free Communities Support Program (CFDA Number 93.276) with the dual goals of strengthening community collaborations and reducing substance use among youth and, subsequently, adults. The FY 2025 grant is specifically designed for coalitions completing their first funding cycle (Years 1-5) or experiencing a funding gap, emphasizing comprehensive community-based approaches to substance use prevention.

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General Applicant Information You must provide responses to the required information below.

KEY PERSONNEL

IInformation Required
Response

1. Authorized Organization Representative (AOR) Name/Title Address (No P.O. Boxes) City/State/ZIP Phone Number E-mail Address

2. Program Director/Principal Investigator (PD/PI) Name/Title Address (No P.O. Boxes) City/State/ZIP Phone Number E-mail Address

3. Project Coordinator Name/Title Address (No P.O. Boxes) City/State/ZIP Phone Number E-mail Address

STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS

4. Mission Statement: Provide the coalition’s Mission Statement. The mission statement must focus on the prevention and reduction of youth substance use in the community served.

5. List the substances of use by youth addressed in this application.

COALITION AND COMMUNITY INFORMATION

6. What is the date that the Coalition was established?

Provide month, day, and year.

7. List all ZIP codes served by the coalition. (Look up a ZIP code at USPS.com.)

8. Do any of the ZIP codes served by your coalition overlap with those of other DFC-funded coalitions? If yes, provide a Letter of Mutual Cooperation.

9. What is the population size of the community served by the coalition?

10. What is the median income in the community the coalition intends to serve?

11. Does the coalition serve a federally recognized tribal area?

12. Does the coalition have representation from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Indian Health Service, or a tribal government agency with expertise in the field of substance use?

13. Enter your SAM registration date.

Failure to have an active registration will make your application ineligible.

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