The document discusses changes in substance abuse prevention services and funding. Prevention providers will need to demonstrate their ability to use data and evidence-based programs, produce positive community outcomes, and build long-term sustainability. Funding sources now require use of the Strategic Prevention Framework approach. Providers will need to show their programs are effective, that they have community support, and that their organizations are well-run to remain competitive for future funding.

1. IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

2. What will prevention services look like?

3. How will providers receive the most up-to-date SUPPORT?

5. IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

8. The Strategy Behind the SPF Strategic Substance abuse problems are seen from a “ public health model. ” Prevention Only evidence-based programs are used Framework The 5 step process builds capacity for agencies and coalitions as they assess needs, strategize, implement and evaluate Sustainability and Cultural Competence Emphasis placed on long-term change that serves communities effectively and appropriately

9. How can states help CBOs navigate this new environment?

13. How will your agency remain competitive in the future?

18. Is your organization ready to ask itself some hard questions? Questions that might be in your next RFP?

19. Is your organization ready for the next step ?

20. Preparing Communities for Coalition Success Training, TA and Project Management Strategic Planning and Alignment with Funding Sources Training and Technical Assistance (T/TA) for Community Based Organizations Reaching Outcomes in Community Health by Building Capacity

21. Prospectus Group. The future. Prospectus Group Atlanta / San Francisco T. 415.508.4051 www.prospectusgroup.us Case Study 1: www.ga-spf.org Case Study 2: https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4s0WtW5s6LU5mZ