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- Southern Maryland Tri-County
Community Action Committee, Inc.
Hughesville, MD
$198,000—(3 years). ID#45325
- Southwest Human Development
Incorporated
Phoenix, AZ
$207,000—(3 years). ID#45324
- Umatilla-Morrow Head Start Inc.
Hermiston, OR
$207,000—(3 years). ID#45327
- The Joseph L. Mailman School
of Public Health at Columbia University
New York, NY
$1,561,244—Technical assistance and direction for
Free to Grow (1 year). ID#41834
Georgetown University Institute for Health Care Research and
Policy
Washington, DC
$5,000,000—Establishment
of a center and a national campaign to reduce the impact of
alcohol marketing on children (3 years). ID#43855
Greenwood & Associates
Malibu, CA
$239,181—Evaluating
a program to treat nonviolent, substance-abusing youthful
offenders (1 year). ID#44660
Health Research, Inc.
Albany, NY
$3,499,508—Why youth
don't quit: Finding answers to design effective smoking cessation
programs (4 years). ID#41052
Health Research, Inc.
Buffalo, NY
$200,000—Support for
Tobacco Control journal (3 years). ID#44425
$392,268—Evaluation
and dissemination of results from a community-based adolescent
tobacco use prevention program (2 years). ID#44749
$1,500,000—Do national-level
tobacco policies decrease smoking? A four-country tobacco
policy study (1 year). ID#45734
Helping Young Smokers Quit: Improving Treatment of Youth Tobacco
Use and Dependence
Program to evaluate and disseminate effective, developmentally
appropriate cessation treatment programs for adolescents who
smoke and try unsuccessfully to quit.
- University of Illinois at Chicago
School of Public Health
Chicago, IL
$729,988—Implementing
Helping Young Smokers Quit (1 year). ID#46472
Joan K. Hollendonner
Trenton, NJ
$13,811—Oversight and
direction for the Governors' Spouses Initiative, a program
of leadership to keep children alcohol free (3 months).
ID#44615
$17,776—Oversight and
direction for the Governors' Spouses Initiative (3 months).
ID#45721
University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health
Chicago, IL
$57,163—Expert meeting
on youth tobacco dependence treatment consent issues (15 months).
ID#44851
Innovators Combating Substance Abuse
Program to highlight substance abuse as the nation's number
one health problem by recognizing those who are striving to
bring creative solutions to the field of substance abuse.
- Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
Center Inc.
Boston, MA
$299,997—Investigating health care policies on alcohol
screening in trauma settings (3 years). ID#46488
- Legal Action Center of the City
of New York Inc.
New York, NY
$300,000—Improving the public policy effectiveness
of substance abuse treatment and prevention groups (2 years).
ID#44663
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