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Step by Step Drug-free Communities Coalition - Step by Step Drug-free Communities (DFC) Coalition in Newellton and ST. Joseph, Louisiana, Is Dedicated to Preventing Substance Abuse Among Youth. by Focusing on Vulnerable Populations Such as Adolescents, Individuals Living Below the Poverty Line, and Those Facing Health Disparities, the Coalition Aims to Address Root Causes and Promote Healthier Behaviors. Through Collaboration With Diverse Stakeholders, Robust Organizational Capacity, and Youth Engagement Strategies, the Coalition Implements Evidence-based Prevention Programs and Interventions. Participation in the DFC National Cross-site Evaluation Allows the Coalition to Contribute Valuable Data, While a Comprehensive Monitoring and Evaluation Plan Ensures Accountability and Effectiveness. Dissemination Efforts Ensure Broad Community Awareness and Engagement, Ultimately Striving to Create a Safer, Healthier Environment for All Youth.
Committed
$250,000
Paid out
$249.5K
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$500
<1%
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