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In order to maximize the amount of incentive funds programs are able to draw down in the forthcoming
SB533 contract, we need to have an aggressive timeline launching SBIRT. Please note the following dates
and participate whenever you are able:
Date
Activity
Comments
There is a meeting scheduled on
October 7th to review completed Tools
with CHI to identify next steps. While
we’d like the documents by
Wednesday, we’ll accept them until
Friday at 12noon.
Wednesday,
October 5th
By 5pm
Please email your completed SBIRT
Planning Tools documents to Betsy at
[email protected] and Nico at
[email protected]
Wednesday,
October 19
10am to 12noon
Meeting intended for “early adopters” of
SBIRT to get together and review results of
Planning Tools to identify how the
Network can move forward to select a tool
and pilot it among programs.
Wednesday,
November 16
9:30 to 10:30am
Meeting intended for “early adopters” of
SBIRT to address current progress,
barriers, etc.
This is scheduled for an hour BEFORE
the normal bi-monthly NHJCDN
meeting.
Meeting intended for “early adopters” of
SBIRT to address current progress,
barriers, etc.
By this time, some programs should
have already piloted SBIRT and can
prepare a mini-workshop for the
January NHJCDN meeting to help
other programs.
Wednesday,
December 14
12am to 12noon
Meeting to be held at
10 Ferry Street Conference Room
Meeting to be held at:
10 Ferry Street Conference Room
January to be
determined
NHJCDN meeting is
Wednesday,
January 18
10:30am to 12
Each program will be “capped” in terms of
the incentives they are able to earn, based
on average youth served for arrestable
offenses over the past four years. At the
end of our grant year (June 30), there may
be additional incentive funds that were
not drawn down, which may be made
available proportionally to programs that
served additional youth due to successful
outreach efforts.
We still need to address data
collection and billing to ensure
invoicing for SBIRT incentives is as
simple as possible. More information
to follow.