Arizona Youth Partnership

BUILDING FUTURES FOR FAMILIES-HEALTHY MARRIAGE PROJECT IN PIMA, PINAL AND GILA COUNTIES OF ARIZONA.

HEALTHY MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATION, PRIORITY AREA 8

SEXUAL RISK AVOIDANCE EDUCATION PROGRAM

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP (AZYP) PROPOSES TO PARTNER WITH SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION COALITIONS IN RURAL MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA TO ADDRESS HIGH RATES OF UNDERAGE DRINKING, MARIJUANA & OPIOID USE/ABUSE.

RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE PROGRAM ? NEONATAL ABSTINENCE SYNDROME - RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE PROGRAM – NEONATAL ABSTINENCE SYNDROME

THE ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP AMBASSADOR PROJECT

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S PARTNERSHIP WITH PIMA PREVENTION PARTNERSHIP TO DELIVER THE CHOOSING YOUR FUTURE PROJECT FOR THE UNDERSERVED AREAS OF PIMA, GILA, AND GRAHAM COUNTIES IN ARIZONA.

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S COLLABORATION WITH THE COPPER CORRIDOR COALITION TO REDUCE ALCOHOL, MARIJUANA AND PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE IN YOUTH.

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S BASIC CENTER PROGRAM, MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONAHARBOR HOUSE - JUVENILE MALES 12-17PROVIDENCE PLACE - JUVENILE FEMALES 12-17

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP PROPOSES THE HORIZON OF HOPE TRANSITIONAL LIVING PROGRAM FOR RURAL MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA TO ADDRESS SAFETY PERMANENCY, WELL-BEING, AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR RHY YOUTH.

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP?S STARTING OUT RIGHT FOR HOMELESS PARENTING YOUTH PROGRAM SEEKS TO PROVIDE SAFE AND STABLE HOUSING AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR HOMELESS PREGNANT AND PARENTING YOUTH.

THE PURPOSE OF ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIPS (AZYP) TURN 180 PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE IDENTIFICATION, PREVENTION SERVICES AND INTERVENTION SERVICES TO OPIOID AFFECTED YOUTH AGES 12-17 IN MOHAVE COUNTY, A

BASIC CENTER PROGRAM

AZYP'S BASIC CENTER PROGRAM

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S (AZYP) COLLABORATION WITH YOUNG ADULT DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION

BASIC CENTER PROGRAM

BASIC CENTER PROGRAM

PROJECT READY (RELATIONSHIP EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT FOR YOUTH) SERVING HIGH SCHOOL AGED YOUTH IN HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP EDUCATION. - ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S PROJECT READY (RELATIONSHIP EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT FOR YOUTH) WILL SERVE 2,000 HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH (GRADES 9-12) OVER FIVE YEARS IN FIVE RURAL ARIZONA COUNTIES (GILA, NAVAJO, MOHAVE, PINAL, PIMA). THE PROJECT WILL IMPLEMENT THE EVIDENCE-BASED ACTIVE RELATIONSHIPS FOR YOUNG ADULTS (ARYA) CURRICULUM THROUGH THREE STRATEGIES: CURRICULUM-BASED WORKSHOPS IN HIGH SCHOOLS, A SCHOOL SYSTEM-LEVEL APPROACH ENGAGING STAFF AND PEER GROUPS, AND PUBLIC ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS FEATURING THE ARIZONA YOUTH HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP TOOLKIT. YOUTH WILL DEVELOP HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP SKILLS, FINANCIAL LITERACY THROUGH MONEY HABITUDES CURRICULUM, AND RECEIVE CAREER ADVANCEMENT SUPPORT. THE PROJECT AIMS TO HELP YOUTH BUILD HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP SKILLS FOR BOTH PRESENT AND FUTURE RELATIONSHIPS WHILE SUPPORTING SUCCESSFUL TRANSITIONS TO ADULTHOOD, SERVING 400 YOUTH ANNUALLY ACROSS TEN SCHOOLS.

BASIC CENTER PROGRAM

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S BASIC CENTER PROGRAM, THE LIGHT HOUSE SERVING YAVAPAI COUNTY, AZ.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO TEST AND DEMONSTRATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE STARTING OUT RIGHT FOR TEEN PARENTS MODEL IN INCREASING PROTECTIVE FACTORS AND REDUCE RISK FOR PREGNANT/PARENTING TEENS.

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S COLLABORATION WITH INTERFAITH COMMUNITY SERVICES TO DELIVER ADULT & YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TO PIMA, MOHAVE, YAVAPAI, NAVAJO, GILA, PINAL, AND SANTA CRUZ COUNTIES. - ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP (AZYP) IN COLLABORATION WITH INTERFAITH COMMUNITY SERVICES (ICS) WILL TRAIN 725 INDIVIDUALS EACH YEAR FOR A TOTAL OF 3,625 OVER THE COURSE OF THE 5 YEAR PIMA, MOHAVE, YAVAPAI, NAVAJO, GILA, PINAL, AND SANTA CRUZ COUNTIES MOST LIKELY TO INTERACT WITH THOSE WHO EXHIBIT THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE EVIDENCE-BASED CURRICULUM MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID. THE POPULATION OF FOCUS IS YOUTH, OLDER ADULTS, VETERANS, AND THOSE SERVED THROUGH MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AGENCIES ACROSS THE ENTIRE COUNTY INCLUDING OUTLYING, RURAL AREAS. IN 2018, AZYP WAS AWARDED A MHAT GRANT IN PIMA COUNTY. OVER THE PAST 3 YEARS, WE HAVE RECEIVED EXTENSIVE INTEREST FOR THE TRAINING IN NEARBY COUNTIES AND PROPOSE TO EXPAND THE PROJECT. THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE: - GOAL 1: INCREASE THE NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS TRAINED IN PIMA, MOHAVE, YAVAPAI, NAVAJO, GILA, PINAL, AND SANTA CRUZ COUNTIES, ARIZONA TO RECOGNIZE THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL DISORDERS INCLUDING SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS AND SERIOUS EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE. - OBJECTIVE 1.1: BY SEPTEMBER 29 EACH GRANT YEAR, TRAIN 350 INDIVIDUALS IN MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES, FAITH COMMUNITIES, OLDER ADULTS, VETERANS, AND COMMUNITY AGENCIES IN MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID AS MEASURED BY SIGN-IN SHEETS. - OBJECTIVE 1.2:BY SEPTEMBER 29 EACH GRANT YEAR, TRAIN 375 INDIVIDUALS WHO WORK WITH YOUTH IN SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY-BASED SETTINGS IN YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID MEASURED BY SIGN-IN SHEETS. - GOAL 2: INCREASE LINKAGES WITH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS TO EDUCATE ABOUT AVAILABLE RESOURCES AND REFER INDIVIDUALS TO THOSE RESOURCES. - OBJECTIVE 2.1: BY SEPTEMBER 29 EACH GRANT YEAR, 50% OF WORKSHOP ATTENDEES WILL RESPOND WITH THE NUMBER OF REFERRALS MADE TO A FOLLOW UP SURVEY AT 2 WEEKS, 1 MONTH AND 3 MONTHS AS MEASURED BY FOLLOW UP SURVEYS. - OBJECTIVE 2.2: BY SEPTEMBER 29 EACH GRANT YEAR, INCREASE KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS OF WORKSHOP ATTENDEES OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR MENTAL ILLNESS BY 60% AS MEASURED BY POST SURVEY. - OBJECTIVE 2.3: BY SEPTEMBER 29 EACH GRANT YEAR, DISTRIBUTE 8,000 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES POCKET GUIDE IN PIMA, MOHAVE, YAVAPAI, NAVAJO, GILA, PINAL, AND SANTA CRUZ COUNTIES AS MEASURED BY DISTRIBUTION LOGS.

2024 AZYP BASIC CENTER PROGRAM, HARBOR HOUSE IN KINGMAN, ARIZONA SERVING YOUTH 12-17

AZYP HORIZON OF HOPE TRANSITIONAL LIVING PROGRAM FOR YOUTH 16-22

COMPETITIVE ABSTINENCE EDUCATION PROGRAM

COPPER BASIN COALITION

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S MOHAVE COUNTY TRAFFICKING TASK FORCE

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S COLLABORATION WITH INTERFAITH COMMUNITY SERVICES TO PROVIDE MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TO PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA.

AZYP A HAND UP STREET OUTREACH PROGRAM IN MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA 2024

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S COLLABORATION WITH THE COPPER CORRIDOR COALITION TO PREVENT SUBSTANCE USE IN THE COPPER CORRIDOR OF ARIZONA.

COPPER CORRIDOR COALITION STOP UNDERAGE DRINKING PREVENTION - SOBER TRUTH IN PREVENTING UNDERAGE DRINKING NO. SP-22-006 ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP COPPER CORRIDOR COALITION (DFC GRANTEE) PROJECT ABSTRACT SUMMARY THE COPPER CORRIDOR COALITION IS A CURRENTLY DFC FUNDED COALITION AND HAS BEEN IN PLACE PROVIDING SERVICES TO GILA AND PINAL COUNTIES IN CENTRAL ARIZONA SINCE 2016. THE COPPER CORRIDOR IS MADE UP OF 7 VERY RURAL COMMUNITIES WITH FEW TO NO SERVICES AVAILABLE. THIS PROGRAM WILL ENHANCE THE EFFORTS OF THE COPPER CORRIDOR BY WORKING CURRENT STAKEHOLDERS TO REDUCE COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL SOURCES OF ALCOHOL TO YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS UNDER THE AGE OF 21, INFLUENCE COMMUNITY ATTITUDES AND NORMS ABOUT UNDERAGE DRINKING, AND LOWER UNDERAGE USE RATES. ACTIVITIES THAT WILL BE IMPLEMENTED INCLUDE CONDUCTING COMPLIANCE CHECKS WITH AT LEAST 4 COMMERCIAL SALES LOCATIONS AND PROVIDING RESPONSIBLE BEVERAGE SERVER TRAINING TO 25 LOCAL SERVERS, ENFORCE CURRENT POLICIES AND/OR CREATING NEW POLICIES THAT AFFECT UNDERAGE DRINKING AND ALCOHOL RESTRICTIONS AT COMMUNITY EVENTS, CREATE MEDIA MESSAGES THAT WILL REACH 10,000 PEOPLE ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF UNDERAGE DRINKING, PROVIDE ALTERNATIVE ACTIVITIES SUCH AS GRADUATION AND PROM PROGRAMS FOR 200 STUDENTS, PROVIDE PROGRAMMING DURING SCHOOL AND SCHOOL BREAKS SUCH AS SUMMER LEADERSHIP CONFERENCES TO 100 STUDENTS, YOUTH COALITION MEETINGS AND YOUTH DEVELOPED MEDIA FOR ONLINE DISTRIBUTION AND PRINTS/SIGNAGE, AND PROGRAMMING FOR PARENTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS INCLUDING DISTRIBUTION OF BOTTLE LOCKS AND PRINT MEDIA THROUGH 4 EVENTS TO 50 COMMUNITY MEMBERS EACH YEAR OF THE PROGRAM. THE COPPER CORRIDOR IS LOCATED WITHIN GILA AND PINAL COUNTIES IN CENTRAL ARIZONA. IT IS COMPRISED OF 7 RURAL TOWNS ALONG HIGHWAYS 77 AND 177 THAT HAS BEEN AN IMPORTANT COPPER MINING AREA FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY. AS MINES HAVE SHUT DOWN REMOVING ECONOMIC STABILITY THE AREA STILL REMAINS DEPENDENT ON THE REMAINING MINES FOR SUPPORT. THE AREA IS SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL FOREST, CATTLE RANCHES, DESERT AREAS AND A TRIBAL NATION. ACCORDING TO THE 2019 US CENSUS THE TOTAL POPULATION OF THESE COMMUNITIES WAS 16,208 WITH 27.3% OF THE POPULATION UNDER THE AGE OF 20. 21% OF THE PERSONS ARE LIVING BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL. 56% OF THE HOUSEHOLDS HAVE 2 PARENTS, 6% HAVE ONE MALE PARENT, AND 27% HAVE ONE FEMALE PARENT. THE CURRENT RACIAL AND ETHNIC DEMOGRAPHICS ARE 56% WHITE, 23% HISPANIC OR LATINO, 5% NATIVE AMERICAN, 4 % AFRICAN AMERICAN, AND 5% OTHER HISPANIC. YOUTH IN PINAL COUNTY REPORT USING ALCOHOL, BINGE DRINKING, THAT ALCOHOL IS EASY TO OBTAIN, THEY HAVE A LOW PERCEPTION OF HARM RELATED TO YOUTH ALCOHOL USE, AND THEY ARE PARTICIPATING IN DANGEROUS BEHAVIORS SUCH A RIDING IN VEHICLES WITH DRIVERS THAT HAVE BEEN DRINKING ALCOHOL. YOUTH ALSO REPORT THEY ARE OBTAINING ALCOHOL AT PARTIES, FROM HOME, IN LOCAL STORES, AND FROM THEIR PARENTS. THIS DATA OBTAINED FROM THE ARIZONA YOUTH SURVEY AND COPPER CORRIDOR YEARLY YOUTH SURVEYS HAS DRIVEN THE STRATEGIC PLANNING OF THE COALITION TO CHOOSE THE ACTIVITIES THAT WILL BE IMPLEMENTED IN THIS PROGRAM. THE COALITIONS WILL USE THE STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF THIS PROGRAM. THIS WILL ENHANCE THE SUPPORT OF INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS AND DATA SYSTEMS TO LOWER YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT USE OF ALCOHOL THAT WILL AFFECT CURRENT AND FUTURE COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH SHORT TERM, INTERMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM POSITIVE OUTCOMES RELATING TO YOUTH USE OF ALCOHOL AND COMMUNITY NORMS RELATED TO YOUTH USE OF ALCOHOL.

AZYP'S COLLABORATION WITH THE COPPER BASIN COAL & MIAMI POLICE DEPT IN S. GILA CO

AZYP'S COLLABORATION WITH THE COPPER BASIN COAL & MIAMI POLICE DEPT IN S. GILA CO, AZ

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S (AZYP) COLLABORATION WITH YOUNG ADULT DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION

ARIZONA YOUTH PARTNERSHIP'S (AZYP) COLLABORATION WITH YOUNG ADULT DEVELOPMENT ASS

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