Transcript Community Involvement: Community Leadership Training & the

Community
Involvement:
Community
Leadership Training
& the Mini-Grant
Process
Community Leadership Training
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To provide community members
with education, resources, tools, and
strategies to effectively address the
methamphetamine problem in their
community
Steps in Planning Community
Leadership Training
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Determine locations
Determine dates (consider location
availability, speaker availability, notice to
participants)
Develop registration materials (brochure,
database)
Distribute training information to possible
participants
Publicity
Community Leadership Training
Agenda
Meth Prevention Kit Contents
Brochures
Anhydrous Ammonia Theft: What You Need to Know
Clandestine Meth Laboratories: A Catastrophe Waiting to Happen
Life or Meth: What’s the Cost?
Methamphetamine
Meth: Fools Rush In
Tips for Teens About Methamphetamine
Midwest HIDTA Directory
Catalog of HIDTA Publications: Demand Reduction Material
Door Hanger
In English & Spanish: “Is There a Meth Lab in Your Neighborhood?
KMPP CD
KMPP Manual
KDHE Retailer Meth Watch Packet
Midwest HIDTA Poster: Attention Retail Store Employees
Videos
KDHE Retailer Meth Watch Employee Training Video
Amy’s Story
Life or Meth
Life or Meth: What’s It Cost?
Myths About Meth
Manual Contents
1) Contact Information
State contacts
Regional Prevention Center contacts
Participant networking list (from all trainings)
Helpful Websites
2) Statistics
Fact sheet
Treatment statistics
U.S, statistics
Kansas lab seizures
Youth usage statistics
3) Public Awareness
Prevention tips
Meth lab contents
Hotel/motel information
Neighborhood mobilization information
Workshop information:
Checklist
Agenda
Evaluation instruments
Workshop activities
Crime Free Multi-Housing Program
information
4) Drug Endangered Children
State committee members
Program contacts
Children at Risk handout
Potential partners
How to start a DEC team
Medical protocols
Sedgwick County DEC protocols
Southeast Kansas DEC protocols
DEC Power Point presentation
5) Retail
Survey for retailers
Meth Watch information
Retail success stories
Meth Watch Power Point presentation
6) Rural
Rural crime prevention tips
Tamper tag information
Rural websites
Rural Power Point presentation
7) School/Youth
School/youth prevention ideas
Various activities
8) Media
Tips for working with the media
Sample press conference plan
Sample press releases
9) Advocacy
Advocacy tips
Legislative information
Sample legislative alert
10) Clean-up
Clean-up information from KDHE
Clean-up presentation
11) Home Visitation
Home visitor safety card
Home visitor safety presentation
12) Law Enforcement
EPIC form (4 pages)
EPIC Instructions (4 pages)
Law enforcement response to meth
13) Treatment
Meth treatment information
14) Action Planning
Prioritization worksheet
Sample prioritization worksheet
Action planning worksheets
Worksheet samples
15) Additional Information
CD table of contents
Kit table of contents
Meth Kit CD Contents
Activities
Meth Myth or Fact Game
SADD Meth Awareness Ideas
School Activity Plan
Meth Quiz
Brochures
Don’t Meth With This Tank! (tamper tag)
Brochure
KMPP Brochure
One-Day Meth Workshop Brochure
Two-Day Meth Workshop Brochure
Kansas Alliance for DEC Brochure
Drug Endangered Children
Children At Risk Handout
DEC Medical Protocol, p. 1-2
OVC DEC Bulletin
DEC video
Sedgwick County Protocols
Crawford County Protocols
Documents
EPIC Form & Instructions
Strategy Worksheet
Prioritization Worksheet
Helpful Websites
Logos
Kansas Methamphetamine Prevention
Project
Kansas Alliance for Drug Endangered
Children
Pictures
Miscellaneous labs, cooks, ingredients,
fires, etc.
Powerpoint Presentations
Basic Methamphetamine Presentation
Drug Endangered Children
programs/Effects of Meth on Children
Home Visitor Safety
KDHE Clean-Up
KDHE Retailer Meth Watch
Rural Awareness
Press Releases
Press Release for
Press Release for
Distribution
Press Release for
Press Release for
Media Distribution
Community
State Conference
Minigrantees
Statistics
Meth in Kansas Fact Sheet
KS 2003 Meth Lab Seizures
Meth FY 2004 Age, Race, Gender
Primary Problem Trends FY 1995- FY
2004
Treatment Data 2004 maps
Retailer Meth Watch Video
Workshop Documents
Certificate
Community Activity Plan
Checklist
Evaluation
Workshop Pre-Survey
Workshop Post-Survey
What You Can Do In Your Community
Workshop Agenda
Steps in Planning the Mini-Grant Process
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Determine funding limits
Develop application guidelines, form,
deadline
Set up review committee
Develop & maintain database
Communication
Follow-up
Mini-Grant Guidelines
Mini-Grant Application
Mini-Grant Report Form
Mini-Grant Report Form, cont
Other Elements of Effective Meth
Prevention
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Public Awareness
Retail
Rural
School/Youth
Media
Drug Endangered Children
Advocacy
Building Capacity
Capacity to Address Meth in Kansas
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Lead agency for Meth Watch that contributed a
staff person
Infrastructure existed for prevention and
evaluation
Model project in one county that could be
adapted
Experts from different fields
Continuity of staff
Capacity to Address Meth In Kansas
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Organization to provide training and technical
assistance
Collaboration and relationships- agencies were
willing to commit resources
Those working on the Project have expertise,
knowledge and passion
Who do you see as the
key partners in your
state?
What agencies can you
see taking the lead in
your state?
Do you have specific
people in mind to recruit
to assist with your efforts?
Who could assist with
trainings in your state?
an existing
infrastructure for
prevention and
evaluation?
If so, how do you see
tying in Meth Watch
and other initiatives?
Identifying Resources
What funds are available
at the federal level?
What funds are available
at the state level?
What foundations in your
states might be potential
funding sources?
What organizations or
businesses might you receive
private donations from?
What types of donations
besides dollars might be
helpful?
What agencies do you see
contributing in-kind
resources?
What types of in-kind
resources have you already
accessed?
What data sources will
you access in your state?
Other resource ideas?
Creating a State Plan
Steps for Creating a State Plan
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Develop partnerships
 Retail
Associations
 Retailers
 State agencies
 Community organizations
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Determine a lead agency/person to coordinate
Hold regular meetings
Steps for Creating a State Plan
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Plan community leadership training(s)
 When
will trainings be held?
 Who will assist with planning?
 What will the agenda include?
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Plan awareness efforts
Determine resource needs and plan to access
Determine a timeframe
Contact Information
for the Kansas Methamphetamine
Prevention Project
Cristi Cain, Coordinator
2209 SW 29th Street
Topeka, KS 66611
(785) 266-8666/Fax: (785) 266-3833
[email protected]
www.ksmethpreventionproject.org
Contact Information
for Sheriff Steve Bundy
Rice County Sheriff
1482 U.S. 56
Lyons, KS 67554
(620) 257-7876
[email protected]