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Target Areas
Marquette CountyProject Name: Healthy Communities Healthy Youth - Marquette County
Coalition: Community Networking Group (CNG)
Project Director -
Scott Forbes
Phone: (608) 297-2085
Fax: (608) 297-2426
e-mail: mcds@airdial.netProject Coordinator -
Barbara Hix
Phone: (608) 589-5097
e-mail: bhix@montello.k12.wi.usInternal Evaluator -
Katie Burk
Phone: (608) 742-8814 x301
Fax: (608) 742-2384
e-mail: burkk@cesa5.k12.wi.usExternal Evaluator -
Carol Roth
Phone: (608) 246-1897
Fax: (608) 246-18978
e-mail: cjroth@wisc.eduMarquette County Demographics: Youth population of 3,335. 800 students attend 2 school districts. 3.4% of the population is a part of a minority group.
Award Amount: $118,856
Lead Agency: Hope Haven-Rebos United, Inc. and DBA Marquette Chemical Dependency Services
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Program Implemented
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Key Expected
Outcomes
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Domains Addressed
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Project Northland
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1. By December 2005, both of the school
districts in Marquette County will implement Project Northland for middle
school (grades 6-8) and high school (grade 9) as measured by signed
letters of committement
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Individual, Peer, Family, School, Community |
| 2. By December 2005, the use of alcohol and tobacco by youth ages 12-17 who are involved in Project Northland will be reduced by 5% (for indicators see attached evaluation plan) as measured by GPRA | ||
| 3. By December 2005, 50% of parents of MS and HS youth who attend the PN Family or Parent Event will report an increase in knowledge about parent/teen communication, family boundaries, and perception of risk/harm related to ATOD use as reported by post event evalution | ||
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Strengthening Families
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1. By December 2005, at least 20 at-risk youth and their families in Marquette County will increase their effective family response to substance use (i.e. access to alcohol, "enabling attitudes) by 25% as measured by youth and adult pre-post self reporting surveys and highlighted by personal interviews. | Individual, Peer, Family |
| 2. By June 2004, and every subsequent year, 25 % of youth participating in the program will indicate a decrease in ATOD use risk factors as indicated on a pre-post self-reporting survey. | ||
| 3. By June 2004, and every subsequent year, 50% of youth and parents will indicate a decrease in family "enabling "attitudes" toward ATOD use as documented by pre-post self-reporting survey | ||
| 4. By June 2004, and every subsequent year, 50% youth and parents will indicate a decrease in youth access to alcohol and tobacco at home. | ||
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Big Brothers/Big Sisters
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1. 30% increase in mentor/mentee matches | Individual, Peer & Community |
| 2. 25% increase in support & prevention education activities for mentor/mentee matches | Environment | |
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Community Trials Intervention
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1. 20% reduction in intoxicated violations | Environment |
| 2. 5% reduction in night time injury crashes | Environment | |
| 3. 3% reduction in drinking driving crashes | Environment | |
| 4. 20% reduction in assault injuries | Environment | |
| 5. 20% increase in youth-specific ATOD prevention activities | Environment | |
| 6. 20% increase in opportunities for youth community leadership | Community |
