Federal grant · project grant (b)
Youth Council Stop Underage Drinking Project - Youth Council Stop Underage Drinking Project Will Capitalize on the Prevention Work Apache County Youth Council Is Already Engaged in. It Will Focus Attention on Improving Prevention in the Area of Underage Drinking, by Engaging Our Coalition, and Working Directly With Law Enforcement and the Schools to Educate About the Dangers of Underage Drinking, the Legal and Health Consequences of Underage Drinking, and Creating Policies and Consequences of Underage Drinking. Apache County Is a Very Rural County Within Arizona. the Communities Within the County Are Geographical Islands, Separated by at Least 30 Miles of Wide Open Country. These Unique Characteristics Make Providing Prevention Services Difficult and Time Consuming. Being a Recipient of the Stop Act Grants Through the Department of Health and Human Services Through Samhsa Is Crucial in Apache County Youth Council's Efforts to Reduce the Heartache of Addiction and Loss Through Our Prevention and Education Efforts. Apache County Youth Council Is Proud and Grateful to Receive This Funding and Will Work Hard to Address the Underage Drinking Crisis in Apache County. Through Education, Community Partnerships, and Engaging Youth We Will Advocate for the Health and Wellness of Our Community Members.
Committed
$180,000
Paid out
$153.2K
85%
Committed, not yet paid
$26.8K
15%
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