Friday – Day 5
Taking it Home!
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Friday
• Community Meeting
• Review
• Communications
• Next Steps
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Day 4 Review
Review what we talked about on Thursday:
• Planning Process Overview
• National and Regional Resources
• Collaborating with Partners
• Building Coalition Capacity
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Training of Leaders to Build Community Coalitions
Topics covered so far include:
1. What is Prevention?
2. Community Assessment
3. Prioritizing Local Conditions
4. Planning Strategies
5. Implementation
6. Coalition Capacity Building
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Action Steps
• Provide a step-by-step guide for
doing the work
• Used to identify additional
training and technical assistance
• Report progress to In-Country
Coordinator
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CADCA Training Of Leaders (TOL) Action Steps
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Getting Started
Form A Coalition
Conduct Initial Meetings
Community “Kick Off”
Regular Coalition Meetings
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Sustainability
Determine What to Sustain
Engage Volunteers and Partners
Build a Credible Process
Ensure Relevancy
Create a Sustainability Plan
Building Coalition Capacity
1. Develop Coalition Structure
2. Membership & Outreach
3. Resources
Evaluation
Prepare for Evaluation
Map Data to You “Road Map”
Document Your Coalition’s Work
Tell Your Coalition’s Story
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3.
Implementation
Prioritize Strategies
Develop Action Plans
Implement Action Plans
Community Assessment
Form an Assessment Committee
Plan to Collect Data
Collect Data
Community Assessment Report
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Plan Strategies
Review Prioritization
Develop Strategies
Identify Resources
Prioritizing
Review Assessment Results
Prioritize Substances to Address
Identify Local Conditions
Share “Road Map”
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Action Steps - Products
Action Steps – Year 1
I.
Getting Started
II.
Build Coalition Capacity
III.
Community Assessment
IV.
Prioritize
V.
Plan Strategies
VI.
Implementation
Action Steps – Year 2
VII. Evaluation
VIII. Sustainability
Products
Timeline, Action Plans
Capacity Plans
Assessment Report
Road Map
Strategies
Action Plans
Evaluation Plan
Sustainability Plan
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Parking Lot / Questions
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Training Transfer
• What is most important from
each topic?
• What will be the easiest to share
with coalition members?
• What will be the most challenging
to share with Coalition members?
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Communicating with the Community
What do community members need to know about:
• Your Coalition
• Substance Abuse and Other Related Problems in the
community
• Our planning process and specific strategies
• Forming a Coalition
• Training of Leaders Initiative / CADCA
• Government Support and Networking
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• Other topics?
Activity: Communicating with your
Community
Prepare a 5 minute presentation describing:
1. The new coalition in your community
2. The problem in your community and why we need a
coalition
3. How the coalition will address the problem – planning
and strategies
4. Why people should becoming involved – how will they
benefit
5. Call to Action – how can people become involved
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Communicating with your ICC
Contact your ICC:
Reporting:
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Communicating with CADCA
Contact CADCA:
Reporting:
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Coalition Planning
Identify the specific actions you will take to get
started in creating a coalition in your community.
• Do you have any questions?
• What technical assistance will you need?
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Next Steps
Training and Technical Assistance:
Reporting:
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