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FRANKLIN COUNTY MAT-PDOA - THE FRANKLIN COUNTY MAT-PDOA IS DEDICATED TO CONNECTING ADULTS (18+) LIVING WITH OUD/SUD IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, MO TO MAT SERVICES, BEHAVIORAL THERAPIES, RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES, AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SERVICES IN COORDINATION WITH CERTIFIED PEER SPECIALISTS (CPSS) TO BECOME HEALTHIER, RECOVERING MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY. MISSOURI CONSISTENTLY RANKS AMONG THE HIGHEST STATES IN THE COUNTRY IN OVERDOSE DEATHS. FRANKLIN COUNTY CONTINUES TO SEE CATASTROPHIC LOCAL OVERDOSE MORTALITY RATES, AS OPIOID OVERDOSE DEATHS HAVE CLIMBED 4.3 TIMES FROM 2009-2017 AND PLATEAUED IN 2018-2019. FRANKLIN COUNTY IS NUMBER 3 OF THE 114 MISSOURI COUNTIES IN TERMS OF DEATHS BY OPIOID OVERDOSE FROM 2014-2018, AND DATA REPORTS 43 OPIOID OVERDOSE DEATHS PER 100,000 IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, WHICH IS 50.2% HIGHER THAN THE MISSOURI AVERAGE OF 21.7 DEATHS PER 100,000. THIS PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT USING FDA-APPROVED SUD MEDICATIONS IN CONJUNCTION WITH COMPREHENSIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT. EACH PARTICIPANT WILL RECEIVE PEER SUPPORT PROVIDED BY CERTIFIED PEER SPECIALISTS; THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS PROVIDED BY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH THERAPISTS; ON-GOING CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES; CONNECTION TO EMPLOYMENT SERVICES; AND COORDINATION WITH OTHER COMMUNITY RESOURCES. LENGTH OF ENGAGEMENT IN PROGRAM SERVICES WILL AVERAGE 12 MONTHS BASED ON THE INDIVIDUAL’S NEEDS. THE ABILITY TO CONSISTENTLY MEET CLIENTS WHERE THEY ARE IS ESSENTIAL, PARTICULARLY IN RURAL AREAS LIKE FRANKLIN COUNTY WHERE TRANSPORTATION IS A SIGNIFICANT BARRIER TO HEALTH EQUITY. PARTICIPANTS WILL BE SCREENED AND ASSESSED USING TELEHEALTH WITH A COMBINATION OF MEDICAL AND CLINICAL TOOLS. SUCCESS WILL BE MEASURED BY THE OBJECTIVES SET FORTH IN THREE GOALS: 1) INCREASE NUMBER OF CLIENTS WITH SUD SERVED, ENGAGED, AND RETAINED THROUGH MAT EXPANSION. 1: 70, 112, 137, 152, & 161 CLIENTS WILL BE PROVIDED MAT ANNUALLY FOR TOTAL OF 632 OVER THE 5-YEAR PROJECT. 2: 60% OF CLIENTS ENROLLED IN MAT WILL BE RETAINED IN TREATMENT AND/OR SUPPORT SERVICES FOR 3-MONTH PERIOD 3: 60% OF CLIENTS ENROLLED IN MAT WILL REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE/MAINTAIN ABSTINENCE OVER 6-MONTH PERIOD. 2) IMPROVE BEHAVIORAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH OUTCOMES WITH SUD THROUGH MAT EXPANSION. 1: 70% OF CLIENTS WILL HAVE ONGOING ENGAGEMENT WITH A CPS FOR 3 MONTHS. 2: 75% OF CLIENTS IN MAT WILL DEMONSTRATE IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE BY 6-MONTH FOLLOW UP. 3) INCREASE NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS WITH SUD IN WRAPAROUND, COMMUNITY-BASED, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES PROVIDED THROUGH CPS AND MAT EXPANSION. 1: 75% OF CLIENTS WILL DEMONSTRATE IMPROVED SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS BY 6-MONTH FOLLOW-UP. 2: 80% OF CLIENTS WITH IDENTIFIED EMPLOYMENT NEED WILL HAVE LINKAGE TO EMPLOYMENT BY 6-MONTH FOLLOW-UP.

RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE-IMPLEMENTATION - PROJECT TITLE: PREVENTED RCORP IMPLEMENTATION REQUESTED AWARD AMOUNT: $1,000,000 APPLICANT ORGANIZATION NAME PREVENTED ADDRESS 9355 OLIVE BLVD., ST. LOUIS, MO 63132 FACILITY TYPE NONPROFIT COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATION PROJECT DIRECTOR NAME AND TITLE JENNY ARMBRUSTER, DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CONTACT INFO JARMBRUSTER@PREVENTED.ORG; (314) 962-3456 EXT 351 ARE YOU A CURRENT FY20 OR FY21 RCORP-IMPLEMENTATION AWARD RECIPIENT? YES, PREVENTED WAS AWARDED THE FY20 RCORP-IMPLEMENTATION GRANT FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY, MISSOURI. EIN EXCEPTION REQUEST NO EIN/DUNS 43-0827852 / 09298789 HOW DID THE APPLICANT FIRST LEARN ABOUT THE FUNDING OPPORTUNITY? HRSA PROJECT OFFICER/TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDER CONSORTIUM MEMBERS NUMBER OF CONSORTIUM MEMBERS AND LIST OF CONSORTIUM MEMBERS 5; PREVENTED, LINCOLN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, LINCOLN COUNTY TREATMENT COURTS, COMPASS HEALTH NETWORK AND LINCOLN COUNTY AMBULANCE DISTRICT PREVIOUS OR CURRENT RCORP GRANT RECIPIENT? PREVENTED WAS PREVIOUSLY APPLICANT ORGANIZATION AWARDED THE FY19 RCORP-PLANNING AND FY20 RCORP-IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY, MISSOURI. TARGET POPULATION THE PROJECT WILL TARGET INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE AT RISK FOR, HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH, ARE IN TREATMENT OR RECOVERY FOR OUD; THEIR FAMILIES AND/OR CAREGIVERS; AND OTHER COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO ARE RESIDENTS OF LINCOLN COUNTY, MISSOURI. LINCOLN COUNTY IS A RURAL POPULATION; MOST OF ITS RESIDENTS ARE CAUCASIAN. THE TARGET POPULATION DOES NOT INCLUDE AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKAN NATIVES. TARGET SERVICE AREA (MUST BE EXCLUSIVELY RURAL, AS DEFINED BY THE RURAL HEALTH GRANTS ELIGIBILITY ANALYZER) FULLY RURAL COUNTIES LINCOLN COUNTY, MISSOURI DOES TARGET SERVICE AREA OVERLAP WITH AN EXISTING FY 19 OR FY 20 RCORP-IMPLEMENTATION AWARD RECIPIENT’S SERVICE AREA? NO

RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE-IMPLEMENTATION

THROUGH THIS PROPOSAL, PREVENTED WILL IMPLEMENT THE OPIOID AFFECTED YOUTH INITIATIVE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, MISSOURI. THE PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE PREVENTION, INTERVENTION AND COMMUNITY BASED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING TO REDUCE OPIOID USE AND OTHER SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. PREVENTED WILL ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH A NUMBER OF PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDING; ESTABLISHING A COMMUNITY TASK FORCE; IMPLEMENTING EVIDENCE-BASED PREVENTION AND YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAMMING; IMPLEMENTING EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMMING AND ENGAGING IN ORGANIZED COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS.

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS TRAINING- ST. LOUIS AREA - PROJECT NAME: MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS TRAINING-STL PROJECT SUMMARY: TO ADDRESS THE BARRIERS TO ACCESS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES AND THE INCREASE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN THE ST. LOUIS AREA, PREVENTED, FORMERLY NATIONAL COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE – ST. LOUIS AREA (NCADA), WILL PARTNER WITH KIDS UNDER TWENTY-ONE (KUTO) TO IMPLEMENT ADDITIONAL MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS TRAININGS IN EASTERN MISSOURI SCHOOL DISTRICTS. POPULATION SERVED: THIS PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS TRAINING FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, TEACHERS, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. THE PRIMARY POPULATION OF FOCUS IS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN EASTERN MISSOURI THAT CAN BENEFIT FROM MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND RESOURCES. STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS: THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE THE THREE EVIDENCE-BASED MENTAL HEALTH CURRICULA IMPLEMENTED THROUGH THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID (YMHFA), TEEN MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID (TMHFA), AND MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID (MHFA). THESE CURRICULA TRAIN PARTICIPANTS TO RECOGNIZE THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS OR ONSET, EARLY INTERVENTION AND CRISIS INTERVENTION, ALONG WITH DE-ESCALATION TECHNIQUES. PREVENTED AND KUTO WILL PROVIDE RESOURCES FOR MENTAL HEALTH REFERRALS AND ONGOING SERVICES. THIS PROJECT WILL INITIALLY FOCUS ON SIX SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN EASTERN MISSOURI, AND WILL BEGIN IN ONE BUILDING IN EACH DISTRICT. TRAINEES THAT COMPLETE TMHFA, YMHFA, OR MHFA WILL BE PROVIDED WITH RESOURCES THAT HAVE BEEN OFFERED FOR GREATER THAN TWO YEARS THROUGH PREVENTED AND KUTO. GOAL: TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PERSONNEL IN MISSOURI’S EASTERN REGION TO RECOGNIZE ONSET OR SIGNS OF MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS AND MAKE REFERRALS AS APPROPRIATE. OBJECTIVES: 1. DELIVER TRAINING TO ONE ENTIRE GRADE LEVEL IN DESIGNATED BUILDINGS ACROSS AT LEAST SIX SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN TMHFA ANNUALLY. 2. DELIVER THE YMHFA TRAININGS TO 10% OF EACH INTENDED SCHOOL STAFF ANNUALLY. 3. DELIVER ONE YMHFA TRAINING TO 20 COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN EACH DISTRICT ANNUALLY. 4. DELIVER ONE MHFA TRAINING TO 20 COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN EACH DISTRICT ANNUALLY. 5. INCREASE THE NUMBER OF REFERRALS TO MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES BY 30% BETWEEN YEARS 1 AND 5. 6. BY THE END OF THE GRANT, 75% OF TRAINING PARTICIPANTS WILL REPORT AN INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE OF SIGNS, SYMPTOMS AND RISK FACTORS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE CHALLENGES. 7. BY THE END OF THE GRANT, 75% OF TRAINING PARTICIPANTS WILL REPORT AN INCREASE IN CONFIDENCE TO HELP A YOUTH OR PEER IN NEED OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. 8. BY THE END OF THE GRANT, 75% OF TRAINING PARTICIPANTS WILL REPORT AN INCREASE IN LIKELIHOOD TO HELP A YOUTH OR PEER IN NEED OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. NUMBER SERVED: PREVENTED ANTICIPATES TRAINING 2,590 PEOPLE IN YEAR ONE. AN ADDITIONAL 740 PEOPLE WILL BE TRAINED PER YEAR IN YEARS 2-5, FOR AN ESTIMATED TOTAL OF 20,350 PEOPLE TRAINED.

RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE PROGRAM-OVERDOSE RESPONSE - BUILDING ON THE WORK OF A RCORP IMPLEMENTATION GRANT UNDER THE RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE PROGRAM, PREVENTED WILL SIGNIFICANTLY EXPAND ITS SERVICES IN RURAL LINCOLN COUNTY TO ADDRESS ACCESS TO SCREENING SERVICES, CONNECT CLIENT TO MORE TREATMENT OPTIONS, AND EXPAND PEER SUPPORT AND RECOVERY SERVICES FOR A BROAD POPULATION SUFFERING FROM OPIOID SUBSTANCE DISORDER/SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (OUD/SUD) AND ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS. SUBSTANCE USE CONCERNS, PARTICULARLY OPIOID DEPENDENCY, ARE BOTH DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY AFFECTING THE LINCOLN COUNTY COMMUNITY, WITH OPIOID USAGE AND DEATHS EXISTING AS A FAMILIAR ESCALATING PREVALENCE. SPECIFIC HINDRANCES PREVENTING COMMUNITY MEMBERS FROM SEEKING AND/OR PERSISTING WITH TREATMENT AND RECOVERY IN THE FACE OF THIS SCOURGE, INCLUDE ACUTE ECONOMIC AND INFRASTRUCTURAL ISSUES SUCH AS LACK OF TRANSPORTATION TO TREATMENT AND SUPPORT FACILITIES LIKE PREVENTED’S MOBILE UNIT, LIMITED RESOURCES OPTIONS, AND LACK OF AWARENESS OF WHAT IS ACCESSIBLE AND AVAILABLE THROUGH EFFECTIVE SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES. PREVENTED INTENDS TO ADDRESS THESE ISSUES THROUGH PROJECT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES THAT ARE STRUCTURED AROUND COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE DELIVERY, PROVIDING NECESSARY SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, BUILDING SUSTAINED AWARENESS AND CAPACITY IN LINCOLN COUNTY TO SUSTAIN PROJECT ACTIVITIES AFTER THE FUNDING PERIOD, AND SHARING DATA AND BEST PRACTICES WITH ALL RELEVANT STAKEHOLDERS.

FRESH START DFC - THE FRESH START COMMUNITY COALITION (FRESH START) IS APPLYING FOR A FY2024 DRUG-FREE COMMUNITIES SUPPORT PROGRAM GRANT IN THE AMOUNT OF $124,999. THE MISSION OF FRESH START IS TO PREVENT MARIJUANA AND ALCOHOL USE AMONG YOUTH IN OUR COMMUNITY, PROVIDE EDUCATION, AND IMPROVE HEALTHY HABITS AND POSITIVE BEHAVIORS. THE COALITION SERVES THE GEOGRAPHIC AREAS DEFINED BY THE HAZELWOOD, FERGUSON-FLORISSANT, AND JENNINGS SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN NORTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI, A COMMUNITY OF 56,880 PEOPLE OF WHICH 12,895 PEOPLE RESIDE IN THE 63136-ZIP CODE, OUR TARGET MARKET. THE PURPOSE OF THE FRESH START COMMUNITY COALITION’S DFC INITIATIVE IS TO ESTABLISH AND STRENGTHEN COLLABORATIONS TO SUPPORT FRESH START’S EFFORTS IN PREVENTING AND REDUCING YOUTH USE OF MARIJUANA AND ALCOHOL AND TO PREVENT AND REDUCE THE USE OF MARIJUANA AND ALCOHOL AMONG YOUTH, EVIDENCED BY PAST 30-DAY USE TRENDS. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES FOR THIS APPLICATION INCLUDE: OBJECTIVE 1.1: BY THE END OF THE INITIAL GRANT PERIOD (9/29/25), FRESH START WILL BUILD INTERNAL ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY THROUGH ENHANCED STRUCTURE, TRAINING, AND STRATEGIC PLANNING WHICH WILL RESULT IN A 20% INCREASE IN COALITION MEMBER UNDERSTANDING OF THE COALITION’S MISSION AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS, AS MEASURED BY AN INITIAL, THEN ANNUAL, ONLINE ASSESSMENT OF STAFF AND MEMBERSHIP. OBJECTIVE 1.2: BY 9/29/25, BUILD FROM 13 TO 20 THE NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS ESTABLISHED WITH COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS AS MEASURED BY ATTENDEES AT MEETINGS, NEW SPONSORSHIPS, NEW ACTIVITIES, AND/OR INVITATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN OTHERS' MEETINGS, EVENTS, AND ACTIVITIES. OBJECTIVE 2.1: BY 9/29/25, INCREASE REPORTED PERCEPTION OF HARM OF MARIJUANA BY 2% (FROM 60.9% IN 2022 TO 62.9% IN 2025) AND DECREASE REPORTED EASE OF MARIJUANA ACCESS BY 4% (FROM 19.1% IN 2022 TO 15.1% IN 2025) AMONG NORTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY 6TH-12TH GRADE STUDENTS, AS MEASURED BY THE MISSOURI STUDENT SURVEY (MSS). OBJECTIVE 2.2: BY 9/29/25, INCREASE REPORTED PERCEPTION OF HARM OF ALCOHOL USE BY 3% (FROM 66.8% IN 2022 TO 69.8% IN 2025) AND INCREASE REPORTED PERCEPTION OF PEER DISAPPROVAL OF ALCOHOL USE BY 3% (FROM 75% IN 2022 TO 78% IN 2025) AMONG NORTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY 6TH-12TH GRADE STUDENTS (MSS). THROUGH THE USE OF THE STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK, THE COALITION WILL MEET THESE OBJECTIVES BY IMPLEMENTING THE 7 STRATEGIES OF COMMUNITY CHANGE RELATED TO INCREASING AWARENESS OF THE DANGERS OF AND PREVENTING ACCESS TO MARIJUANA AND ALCOHOL. SPECIFICALLY, FRESH START WILL 1) ENHANCE COALITION CAPACITY (STRUCTURE, MEMBERSHIP, FUNCTION, AND COLLABORATION), 2) INCREASE KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS OF THE PROBLEMS AND CONTRIBUTING FACTORS IN THE NORTH ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY, 3) REDUCE ACCESS TO THE PROBLEM SUBSTANCES, 4) ENGAGE AND EDUCATE THE YOUTH POPULATION ON THE HARMS OF MARIJUANA AND ALCOHOL USE, AND 5) ENGAGE A VARIETY OF MEDIA THAT ENCOURAGES POSITIVE BEHAVIORS AND EDUCATES ON THE HARMS OF YOUTH ALCOHOL AND MARIJUANA USE.

SAMHSA PARTNERSHIPS FOR SUCCESS-WARREN COUNTY - THROUGH THE PROPOSED PROJECT, PREVENTED WILL BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE TO DELIVER SCHOOL BASED PROGRAMMING AND EARLY INTERVENTION PREVENTION STRATEGIES AND IMPROVE COMMUNITY COALITION EFFECTIVENESS IN WARREN COUNTY, MISSOURI. THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE THE GENERAL POPULATION OF WARREN COUNTY IN TWO SCHOOL DISTRICTS, TARGETING BOTH YOUTH AND ADULTS TO REDUCE THE YOUTH UNDERAGE DRINKING, TOBACCO/NICOTINE USE, PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION MISUSE AND CANNABIS USE, AND TO DELAY THE FIRST USE OF ALCOHOL. SCHOOL BASED PROGRAMMING WILL SPECIFICALLY TARGET 4,639 ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SPREAD OVER 11 SCHOOLS WITHIN THE COUNTY. PREVENTED WILL USE THE SPF TO IDENTIFY AND SELECT COMPREHENSIVE, DATA-DRIVEN SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION STRATEGIES, INCLUDING: SCHOOL-BASED EDUCATION IN GRADES K-12 WITH SPECIALIZED CURRICULUM FOR GRADES K-2, 3-5, 6-8, AND 9-12; CONDUCT PREVENTION PROGRAMS TO INCREASE RESILIENCY SKILLS THAT HELP STUDENTS MAINTAIN THE CONTROL AND MOTIVATION THAT MITIGATE THE RISK FACTORS THAT SURROUND THEM; EXPAND THE GUIDED EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM TO SERVE ADOLESCENTS (AND THEIR FAMILIES) NOT MEETING SUD/OUD DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA BUT WHO HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS NEEDING SERVICES; PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO STRENGTHEN PREVENTION CAPACITY/INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL; PREPARE A COALITION TO APPLY FOR DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES FUNDING; LEVERAGE STATE FUNDING FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; CONTINUE TO WORK TOWARDS TAX-BASED FUNDING IN THE TARGETED COUNTY; RAMP-UP PREVENTION EDUCATOR STAFF FOR SCHOOL-BASED EDUCATION PROGRAMMING IN THE TARGET COUNTY AND PURCHASING ADDITIONAL CURRICULUM DELIVERY SUPPLIES. THE OVERALL GOAL IS TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY FOR COMMUNITY PREVENTION ACTIVITIES. TO MAKE PROGRESS TOWARD THIS GOAL, PREVENTED, ALONG WITH PARTNERS WYMAN AND THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE, WILL ENGAGE IN SCHOOL-BASED EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY COALITION INFRASTRUCTURE BUILDING WITH THE FOLLOWING SIX OBJECTIVES: (1) INCREASE STUDENT COUNTS FOR THE SCHOOL-BASED EDUCATION COMPONENT FROM THE BASELINE OF 635 STUDENTS BY 10% IN YEAR ONE AND BY 20% ANNUALLY IN YEARS 2-5. (2) INCREASE STUDENT UNDERSTANDING OF EDUCATION CURRICULUM COMPONENTS BY AT LEAST 40-75%, DEPENDING ON THE PARTICULAR CURRICULUM AND GRADE LEVEL. (3) INCREASE REFERRALS TO THE GUIDED PROGRAM ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING 30 STUDENTS EACH YEAR OF THE GRANT PERIOD. (4) INCREASE COMMUNITY COALITION CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT THE STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK THROUGH TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE. (5) INCREASE COALITION COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND MEMBERS/VOLUNTEERS BY 10-20% ANNUALLY AS APPROPRIATE FOR EACH COALITION FROM A BASELINE ESTABLISHED AT THE TIME OF AWARD. (6) BY THE END OF THE GRANT PERIOD, THE COMMUNITY COALITION WILL HAVE CONSISTENT REPRESENTATION FROM ALL 12 COMMUNITY SECTORS REQUIRED BY THE DFC PROGRAM AND A RECRUITMENT/SUCCESSION PLAN FOR EACH SECTOR.

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