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The Office of Prevention was established to provide multiple prevention
strategies to target population of Arizonans who are at risk for developing
behavioral health problems. The office provides leadership to the prevention
field in Arizona by acting as liaison to the U.S. Center for Substance Abuse
Prevention, The National Prevention Network, and the National Center for the
Advancement of Prevention. The Office of Prevention develops initiatives and
sets statewide direction for the application and advancement of state of the
art prevention programs and practices. State of the art prevention and
technology are provided to the field through consultation, technical
assistance, and specialized training and seminars. Office staff work
cooperatively with community groups to:
- develop and deliver
training on specific topics;
- address statewide issues
related to prevention; and
- to provide technical
assistance in the development of new programs and services.
Office Chief: Christy Dye
Publications:
Arizona
Youth Survey 2002
Statewide Prevention Needs Assessment
Social
Indicator Study, Report for 2000 and 2001
Social
Indicator Study, Report for 1997 and 1999
Prevention Framework
[PDF 1M]
Evaluation Instruments
[PDF 86K]
Research-Based
Elements of Effective Prevention Strategies [PDF 132K]
Grants:
Arizona
Border Initiative
Arizona
Statewide Prevention Needs Assessment
Arizona
State Incentive Grant
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