• Iowa State University of Science and Technology
    $800,000 through April, 2022

    to promote adolescent health and well-being in rural communities served by PROSPER-SBIRT partnerships through prevention of substance use and related problem behaviors.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: March, 2017
  • Community Catalyst Inc.
    $2,200,000 through December, 2020

    to expand and strengthen state-level advocacy campaigns to support adoption of youth Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment and reduce barriers to implementation.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: March, 2017
  • Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America
    $1,000,000 through March, 2019

    to utilize the community coalition model to promote adoption of Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment to prevent and reduce adolescent substance use.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: March, 2017
  • Public Health Institute
    $240,000 through April, 2018

    to conduct research and analysis and provide technical assistance to local jurisdictions in California to develop local public health policies regarding marijuana legalization that promote evidence-based prevention approaches and minimize harm to youth.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: February, 2017
  • School-Based Health Alliance
    $1,000,000 through March, 2019

    to support a second phase of work to implement youth SBIRT in school-based health clinics.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: November, 2016
  • American College of Academic Addiction Medicine
    $1,000,000 through December, 2018

    to continue efforts to increase the number of physicians trained in prevention and early intervention and addiction medicine.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: November, 2016
  • Facing Addiction with NCADD
    $600,000 through March, 2018

    to support the development of communications, advocacy, and grassroots organizing strategies and provide general operating support to advance public health responses to addiction.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: March, 2016
  • National Council for Behavioral Health
    $2,000,000 through May, 2021

    to implement Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) for youth in federally qualified health centers.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: March, 2016
  • California Community Foundation
    $300,000 through March, 2018

    to support a partnership with Children's Hospital Los Angeles and the LA Trust for Children's Health to implement SBIRT at four school-based wellness centers in Los Angeles County.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: March, 2016
  • Project HOPE the People to People Health Foundation, Inc.
    $25,000 through February, 2017

    for Health Affairs to conduct a Washington, DC briefing to highlight research on behavioral health and health policy, and systems improvement.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: February, 2016