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Project:  Rainy River Substance Abuse Prevention (SAP) Team
Agency:  Northwestern Health Unit
Contact:  Hugh Dennis
 807-282-2211
 hdennis@nwhu.on.ca
 http://www.preventingtragedy.org
 Northwestern Health Unit 260 Fribt Street Emo, ON P0W 1EO
 Program Details
Program:  High School Based Substance Abuse Prevention (SAP)
Description:  This program encourages students, parents and teachers to implement SAP activites within district high schools. Activities supported inlude: Chem Free Graduation, substance free dances, OSAID run awareness events, school presentations, participation in launch of Northwestern Ontario Student Drug Use Survey, registration for students to attend Cdn Youth Against Impaired Driving conference.
Stage:  Final Report
Date:  From: Apr/01/2005 —  To: Mar/31/2006
 Program Focus
 Alcohol Use
 Chronic Disease Prevention
 Drinking & Driving
 Drinking (Underage)
 Drug Abuse in General
 Illicit Drug Use
 Prescription Drug Misuse
 Risky Behaviour
 FOCUS Provincial Objectives
 Organizational Capacity
To sustain an appropriate partnership
 Community Capacity / Knowledge
 Environmental / Programming
To increase prevention initiatives in key settings (work sites, school, etc.)
To increase the # of initiatives to prevent AOD abuse, including the prevention of injuries associated with the inappropriate use of AODs
To increase the number of effective initiatives to prevent AOD abuse among youth.
To increase the number of effective initiatives using a number of approaches (awareness, education, policy, and environmental support).
To increase the number of people reached by these AOD prevention initiatives.
To sustain appropriate programs
 Population
To reduce the proportion of illicit drug use.
To reduce the proportion of licensed drivers that report driving after consuming at least 2 drinks in the previous hour.
To reduce the proportion of youth (12-19 year olds) who consume alcohol at least once a week.
To reduce the rate of alcohol-related injuries, chronic disease, illness, or death.
To support reduced consumption of alcohol and other drug abuse, and associated alcohol and drug use behaviour changes made by the intended audience(s).
 Outcomes
Increased Awareness / Knowledge
 Settings For This Period
 Channels / Settings
Schools — Elementary, secondary & post-secondary
 Approach
Awareness
Community Mobilization
Education
Environmental Support
Policy
 Audience
Parents
Teachers
Volunteers / Partners
 Language
English

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