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Target Areas
Racine CountyProject Name: Racine County Substance Abuse Prevention Project
Coalition: Partners in Prevention
Project Director -
Francie Winkler
Phone: (262) 632-6200
e-mail: fmw.racinecouncil@rootcom.netProject Coordinator -
Mary Esther Schnaubelt
Phone: (262) 632-6200
Fax: (262) 632-2141
e-mail: mes.racinecouncil@rootcom.netInternal Evaluator -
Karen Fetherston
Phone: (262) 638-0716
Fax: (262) 632-2141
e-mail: fether@wi.rr.comInternal Evaluator -
Susan Gould
Phone: (262) 554-2024
Fax: (262) 554-2024
e-mail: susangould@earthlink.netExternal Evaluator -
Pamela Smith
Phone: (262) 595-2367
e-mail: therese.fellner@uwp.eduRacine County Demographics: Youth population of 50,984. 21,700 students attend Racine Unified School District, 40% of which are African American.
Award Amount: $237,712
Lead Agency: Racine County Human Services Department
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Program Implemented
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Key Expected
Outcomes
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Domains Addressed
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Strengthening Families
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Project Northland
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1. Measures of the perceived harm/risk of frequent alcohol use reported by SIG participants ages 12-14 will increase by 25% as reported on the pre and post test, Cross Site Youth Survey | Individual, Peer, Family |
| 2. 15% of students that complete Project Northland will report an increase in refusal skills between the pre and post test, Cross Site Youth Questionnaire | ||
| 3. 15% of students that complete Project Northland will report an increase in parent-child communication about the consequences of alcohol use as measured on the pre and post-test, Cross Site Youth Questionnaire. | ||
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Communities Mobilizing for Change
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1. Increase adult community awareness of the perceived harm/risk of underage alcohol consumption by 25% in the Racine community | Environment & Community |
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LifeSkills
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1. By 2004, SIG program participants ages 12-14 who complete the Life Skills program will report an increase in drug refusal skills by 20% as compared on the pre and post CORE/GPRA instrument | Individual, Peer |
| 2. 75% of students who complete 90% of Life Skills will indicate on the CORE/GPRA , an increased knowledge of health risks that results from tobacco, alcohol and drug use | ||
| 3. 75% of participants who complete the Like Skills program will indicate an improvement in assertiveness and decision making skills on the CORE/GPRA pre/post tests for questions about choices to use tobacco, alcohol or drugs |
