1. Iowa Partnerships for Success (IPFS) Orientation Webinar Iowa Department of Public Health, Division of Behavioral Health

2. Welcome Review of GoToMeeting Overview of Project Project Structure Trainings Next Steps Questions and Answers Webinar Overview

3. Strategic Prevention Framework Assessment Capacity Planning Implementation Evaluation Sustainability and Cultural Competence

4. Project Reminders SPF steps happen at the state and county levels Approval occurs through multiple levels Preparing trainings and materials a step at a time

5. SPF Lessons Different than other planning processes Steps build on one another Is not linear Community involvement and relationship building is key It takes time SPF is here to stay

7. Project Overview

8. PFS Overview Funded through Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration (SAMHSA) Iowa was funded in the 4 th round with 21 grantees Focus on underage drinking/prescription drug abuse Focus on high capacity sub-recipients

9. PFS Overview SAMHSA focus on the following: 70% response rate – Iowa Youth Survey Connection between PFS and Garrett Lee Smith Suicide Prevention Grant Native American/military populations National Standards for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services in Health and Health Care (CLAS)

10. IPFS Overview IDPH received funding September 29, 2014 Five years - $1,626,000 per year 15% for state activities, 85% of sub- recipients, funding for SEW IPFS Priorities Reduce underage drinking (ages 12-20) Reduce youth binge drinking (ages 12-20)

11. IPFS Overview Funding distributed by identifying “highest need” counties through process established by the State Epidemiological Workgroup (SEW) Request for Proposal process to fund highest need counties with high SPF capacity

12. Funded Counties

13. Project Structure

14. IPFS Project Team Julie Hibben, IPFS Project Director, IDPH Toby Yak, Lead Epidemiologist, IDPH Cheryl Davidson, Lead Evaluator, Iowa Department of Human Rights, Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning

15. IPFS Structure Advisory Council Evidence-Based Practice Workgroup Other subcommittees State Epidemiological Workgroup (SEW) Data Improvement Group Capacity Coach Team Notice of Award March 19, 2015 Coaches will be assigned by April 2, 2015

16. Training

17. Review Orientation Checklist Coordinators participate in weekly web-based training Contractor Meeting in Des Moines on April 2, 2015 Assessment step Two-day training in May Capacity and Planning steps

18. Training National Prevention Network Prevention Research Conference Happens next Fiscal Year – November 17-19, 2015 in Seattle IDPH will provide guidance on how funds can be spent after all contracts are finalized

19. Next Steps

20. What’s Next? State Level IPFS Workstation Website Deliverables on each SPF step will be available after training occurs Additional webinars on project expectations after project team attends New Grantee Meeting Schedule Supervisor Update Calls

21. What’s Next? County Level Review RFP – not the same as SPF SIG! Establish Collaboration Council Strengthen sector representation on coalition (required sectors) Identify an Evaluator Schedule and facilitate a Orientation Meeting with the Council/coalition

22. Questions?

23. Contact Julie Hibben, IPFS Project Director 515-725-7895 or julie.hibben@idph.iowa.gov julie.hibben@idph.iowa.gov