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National Center for Tobacco-Free Kids®
Program to support a national campaign to reduce youth
tobacco use through the establishment of a center that develops
a national strategy, serves as a media center, provides technical
assistance and broadens organizational support to reduce youth
tobacco use.
- The Lewin Group, Inc.
Falls Church, VA
$240,398—Assessment of the National Center for Tobacco-Free
Kids (11 months). ID#45371
National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia
University
New York, NY
$9,000,000—Activities of the National Center on Addiction
and Substance Abuse (3 years). ID#39158
$742,099—Incorporating substance abuse treatment into
welfare reform programs (8 months). ID#44772
National Coalition of State Alcohol and Drug Treatment and
Prevention Associations
Tryon, NC
$392,771—Strengthening leadership in substance abuse
treatment and prevention (2 years). ID#42468
National Conference of State Legislatures
Washington, DC
$338,264—Expanding research and communications activities
on substance abuse policy (2 years). ID#43872
National Crime Prevention Council Inc.
Washington, DC
$350,000—Embedding prevention in state policy and
practice as the preferred policy for reducing crime, violence
and substance abuse (1 year). ID#43858
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Robert
Wood Johnson Medical School
Piscataway, NJ
$50,000—Treating substance-abusing criminal offenders
in New Jersey (18 months). ID#46056
$86,473—Evaluating office-based treatment of addiction
(6 months). ID#46287
City of New York Department of Health
New York, NY
$400,000—Developing a worksite wellness program to
reduce tobacco use in New York City (2 years). ID#44435
State of North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Raleigh, NC
$199,984—Implementing a system of care for drug-involved
offenders (18 months). ID#44168
Northeastern University, Bouve College of Health Sciences
Boston, MA
$50,000—Development of a national strategic plan on
Hispanic drug abuse research (1 year). ID#45270
Northrup Grumman Corporation
Rockville, MD
$400,000—National Conference on Tobacco OR Health
(2 years). ID#43644
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
Portland, OR
$187,500—Enhancing minority organizations in tobacco
control (2 years). ID#40828
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