1. Kansas Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant to Reduce Underage Drinking 2011 Site Visit Presentation

2. Targeted Outcomes Reduce youth access to alcohol Inform youth about the effects of alcohol Reduce alcohol related injury and death among youth To provide families with the skills needed to reduce substance use and behavioral problems To provide the community with a statement of our intentions for a safe, healthy future.

3. CTC Survey : The proportion of students in grades 6,8,10 and 12 reporting any use of alcohol within the past 30 days 20072008200920102011 Kingman County41.3%30.1%37.6%23.9%29.4% State29.1%27.2%26.9%25.6%24.24%.7% decline

4. CTC Survey : The proportion of students in grades 6,8,10 and 12 reporting having five or more drinks in a row on at least one occasion within past two weeks 20072008200920102011 Kingman County23.7%18.7%20.5%14.1%16.2% State15.6%15.2%14.7%13.8%12.7% 2.5 % decline

5. CTC Participation for Kingman County in 2011 Total Participation Rate: 84.21% 6th Grade Participation Rate: 77.66% 8th Grade Participation Rate: 81.71% 10th Grade Participation Rate: 87.76% 12th Grade Participation Rate: 89.66%

6. Targeted Influencing Factors Social Access People willing to buy/provide for youth Social Norms Community Acceptance Youth perception of alcohol not being harmful Enforcement Law enforcement is discouraged from enforcing

7. CMCA – Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol Social Access & Enforcement  Environmental Strategies  Policy/Practice changes  One on One interviews  Community involvement  Long lasting changes

8. One on One interviews

9. 98% of respondents are aware that young people under the age of 21 are drinking in their communities Responses to where youth are accessing alcohol (there is an overlap in percentages as many respondents listed more than 1 source of access):  56% believe its from older friends  49% believe its provided by parents  29% believe an adult is providing  20% believe older siblings are providing Potential barriers where listed as follows (there is an overlap in percentages as many respondents listed more than 1 source of obstacles):  34% report the social acceptance/social norms/rite of passage of underage drinking are barriers  16% cite that parents who don’t care and lack of support from parents are barriers  11% believe providers and users are barriers  11% believe law enforcement aren’t enforcing the laws as they should be

10. CMCA Projects Letter of agreement with County Attorney Safe Homes Pledge - Directory Senior Parent Letters Business Clings Retailer Training Coalition Membership Packets

11. Strengthening Families Social Norms  Program for parents and youth age 10-14  Prevents teen substance abuse and other behavior problems  Strengthen parenting skills  Build family strengths  2 sessions per year

12. National Outcome Measures from Program Survey Range = 1.0 No Risk/Little bit to 4.0 Great Risk/Most of the time

13. Keep A Clear Mind Social Norms  6 th Grade students  USD 331 and USD 332  Parent/Child take home program  Workbooks

14. National Outcome Measures from Program Survey Range = 1.0 0 occasions/yes for sure to 4.0 40 or more/No

15. Protecting You/Protecting Me Social Norms  Prevent Injury and death  Role of brain  Brain growth and development  Dangers of alcohol exposure  Jr/Sr Leadership class  8 lessons to grades 1-5

16. National Outcome Measures from Program Survey Range = 1.0 None/No Risk to 4.0 10 or more/Great Risk

17. Sector Involvement since implementation: Top areas of involvement: Parents Schools Youth Low areas of involvement: Youth Serving Civic Local Govt

18. MEDIA Yard Signs Billboard Posters in Schools Flyer in County report - 7000 Postcards to county residents - 3225 Radio/Newspaper Catch It Kansas

19. Media CMCA-Safe Homes, Business Clings PYPM KACM Strengthening Families CMCA-Attorney Letter, Retailer Training, Sr Parent Letter

20. **Proud of the Safe Homes Pledge and the Strengthening Families Program **Biggest lesson learned is knowing how to delegate tasks to coalition members

21. Next Steps Securing a location for programs Continued collaborations with the schools Building a strong coalition