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Brian C. Castrucci
New York, NY
$62,968—Analyzing and disseminating tobacco survey
data (18 months). ID#44982
Center for Health Professions Leadership on Tobacco Cessation
A center to work with a variety of health professional
organizations and institutions to increase their motivation
and capability to refer smokers into treatment. The Center
seeks to increase the number of "health champions"
for tobacco cessation and will work with and highlight the
important role that health leaders and their professional
organizations can play in helping addicted tobacco users quit.
- University of California, San Francisco,
School of Medicine
San Francisco, CA
$128,461—Planning for the Center for Health Professions
Leadership on Tobacco Cessation (3 months). ID#47137
Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation
San Mateo, CA
$150,000—Evaluating an initiative to improve the performance
of substance abuse treatment organizations (3 years).
ID#45138
Child Welfare League of America Inc.
Washington, DC
$320,045—Integrating adolescent substance abuse services
and translating evidence into practice (18 months). ID#46045
Children's Hospital Corporation
Boston, MA
$749,913—Increasing adolescent substance abuse screening
in health care settings (3 years). ID#45222
Common Cause Education Fund
Washington, DC
$309,093—Conducting research on state-level lobbying
expenditures and campaign contributions by the tobacco industry
(1 year). ID#43916
Connecticut Peer Review Organization, Inc.
Middletown, CT
$355,949—Expanding coverage of tobacco cessation services:
Testing a new Medicare benefit (2 years). ID#43656
Council for Excellence in Government
Washington, DC
$49,419—Forum to advance an evidence-based approach
to youth substance abuse and violence prevention (1 year).
ID#45762
Crawford House
Skillman, NJ
$300,000—Expanding residential treatment services
to women in early recovery from alcohol and other drug dependencies
(1 year). ID#45994
Developing Leadership in Reducing Substance Abuse
Program to increase leadership capacity and build prestige
in the substance abuse field by providing mentoring experience
for protégés from the fields of alcohol, tobacco
and illegal drugs who work within the fields of education,
advocacy, research and/or policy.
- Foundation of the University
of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Somerset, NJ
$749,212—Technical assistance and direction for
Developing Leadership in Reducing Substance Abuse (14 months).
ID#41715
- Judith Schector
Portland, OR
$65,000—Strategic plan implementation and program
oversight for Developing Leadership in Reducing Substance
Abuse and Innovators Combating Substance Abuse (8 months).
ID#45366
$65,000—Program oversight and direction for Developing
Leadership in Reducing Substance Abuse (6 months). ID#47635
Fighting Back®: Community Initiatives to Reduce
Demand for Illegal Drugs and Alcohol
Support of community-wide efforts to reduce alcohol and
drug abuse through public awareness strategies, prevention,
early identification and treatment interventions.
- City of New Haven Office of
the Mayor
New Haven, CT
$545,483—(16 months). ID#43700
- Boston University School of
Public Health
Boston, MA
$532,455—Technical assistance and direction for
Fighting Back (1 year). ID#42619
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