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Reducing Underage Drinking Through Coalitions
Program to reduce underage drinking problems using strategies
that include youth leadership development, coalition enhancement,
alcohol policy development and public awareness campaigns.
- American Medical Association
Chicago, IL
$897,198—Technical assistance and direction for
Reducing Underage Drinking Through Coalitions (1 year).
ID#44207
- University of Minnesota School
of Public Health
Minneapolis, MN
$1,358,000—Evaluation of Reducing Underage Drinking
Through Coalitions (2 years). ID#43936
Resources for Recovery: State Practices That Expand Treatment
Opportunities
Program for states to learn about, analyze and implement
established strategies to expand available treatment resources
and/or the populations eligible for services within existing
expenditure levels.
- Technical Assistance Collaborative,
Inc.
Boston, MA
$47,500—Planning for Resources for Recovery (3 months).
ID#46101
$2,000,000—Technical
assistance and direction for Resources for Recovery (2 years).
ID#46972
University of Rochester Center for Child Health Research
Rochester, NY
$50,000—Planning a national initiative to engage pediatricians
to reduce use of tobacco among their patients (1 year).
ID#46838
Rutgers, The State University, Center of Alcohol Studies
Piscataway, NJ
$150,550—Understanding racial differences in developmental
trajectories of cigarette smoking (2 years). ID#43747
Samaritan Inns Inc.
Washington, DC
$10,000—Residential rehabilitative services for homeless
substance abusers (1 year). ID#47598
The Scientific Consulting Group, Inc.
Gaithersburg, MD
$25,000—National workshop on tobacco monitoring, research
and evaluation (5 months). ID#47003
Smoke-Free Families: Innovations to Stop Smoking During and
Beyond Pregnancy
A multi-component strategy to improve current clinical
practice and advance the field into the next generation of
smoking cessation techniques for childbearing women.
- Brigham & Women's Hospital,
Inc.
Boston, MA
$323,786—(3 years). ID#45223
- East Carolina University School
of Health and Human Performance
Greenville, NC
$199,961—(2 years). ID#43281
- University of Illinois at Chicago
School of Public Health
Chicago, IL
$75,675—(9 months). ID#47472
University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine
Birmingham, AL
$713,017—Technical assistance and direction for Smoke-Free
Families (1 year). ID#41430
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