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FY 2004 Continuation Drug-Free Communities Support Program
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This awardee has received supplemental funding. This award detail page includes information about the supplemental awards but the information about the original award is unavailable.
Covington Board of Education is the fiscal agent for the Covington Partners in Prevention Coalition. The coalition serves Covington, Kentucky, an urban area with a population of approximately 43,000. The goals of the coalition are to 1) reduce substance abuse among youth and, over time, among adults by addressing the factors in a community that serve to minimize the risk of substance abuse and 2) strengthen the collaboration among communities, governments, and private non-profit agencies to support community coalition efforts to prevent and reduce substance abuse. To achieve those goals, the coalition will implement the following strategies:
1) promote implementation of research based prevention curricula in schools;
2) promote leadership among middle and high school youth regarding drug abuse prevention topics through implementation of Covington Youth Summit;
3) support school and community based drug prevention activities;
4) establish the coalition as an independent prevention entity;
5) facilitate ten Covington Partners in Prevention meetings;
6) engage faith community leaders in Coalition mission and activities; and
7) provide two faith community forums for clergy and other leaders in the faith community. CA/NCF
Covington Board of Education is the fiscal agent for the Covington Partners in Prevention Coalition. The coalition serves Covington, Kentucky, an urban area with a population of approximately 43,000. The goals of the coalition are to 1) reduce substance abuse among youth and, over time, among adults by addressing the factors in a community that serve to minimize the risk of substance abuse and 2) strengthen the collaboration among communities, governments, and private non-profit agencies to support community coalition efforts to prevent and reduce substance abuse. To achieve those goals, the coalition will implement the following strategies:
1) promote implementation of research based prevention curricula in schools;
2) promote leadership among middle and high school youth regarding drug abuse prevention topics through implementation of Covington Youth Summit;
3) support school and community based drug prevention activities;
4) establish the coalition as an independent prevention entity;
5) facilitate ten Covington Partners in Prevention meetings;
6) engage faith community leaders in Coalition mission and activities; and
7) provide two faith community forums for clergy and other leaders in the faith community. CA/NCF
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Covington Board of Education is the fiscal agent for the Covington Partners in Prevention Coalition. The coalition serves Covington, Kentucky, an urban area with a population of approximately 43,000. The goals of the coalition are to 1) reduce substance abuse among youth and, over time, among adults by addressing the factors in a community that serve to minimize the risk of substance abuse and 2) strengthen the collaboration among communities, governments, and private non-profit agencies to support community coalition efforts to prevent and reduce substance abuse. To achieve those goals, the coalition will implement the following strategies:
1) promote implementation of research based prevention curricula in schools;
2) promote leadership among middle and high school youth regarding drug abuse prevention topics through implementation of Covington Youth Summit;
3) support school and community based drug prevention activities;
4) establish the coalition as an independent prevention entity;
5) facilitate ten Covington Partners in Prevention meetings;
6) engage faith community leaders in Coalition mission and activities; and
7) provide two faith community forums for clergy and other leaders in the faith community. CA/NCF
