Colorado Prevention Partners (CPP) is the name of an $11.75 million, five-year Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant (SPF SIG) awarded to the State by SAMHSA in October 2004. The Division of Behavioral Health/ADAD administers the grant. An interagency team from the Prevention Leadership Council manages the project using a comprehensive approach that cuts across existing prevention programs and systems. Colorado Prevention Partners is in its fourth year and concludes in September 2009. Currently fifteen Colorado counties and one Native American tribe receive sub-grants (based on indicators of major substance abuse and related issues as well as gaps in needed resources) to implement a five-step Strategic Prevention Framework process.
For more information, please contact Melody Mock Dursoor (303) 866-7507.
Colorado Prevention Partners (CPP) is the name of an $11.75 million, five-year Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant (SPF SIG) awarded to the State by SAMHSA in October 2004. The Division of Behavioral Health/ADAD administers the grant. An interagency team from the Prevention Leadership Council manages the project using a comprehensive approach that cuts across existing prevention programs and systems. Colorado Prevention Partners is in its fourth year and concludes in September 2009. Currently fifteen Colorado counties and one Native American tribe receive sub-grants (based on indicators of major substance abuse and related issues as well as gaps in needed resources) to implement a five-step Strategic Prevention Framework process.
