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Drug Programs & Projects:     more books (56)

Safe spaces drug and alcohol prevention education for special needs and drug exposed K-2 children : a program (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:405653) by Eileen Wasow, 1992 The Medi-Cal therapeutic drug utilization review project by Evelyn Deborah Jay, 1991 Evaluation of Project Rehab: 61st District Court Diversionary Program 1974 by Rodney J Mulder, 1974 The impact of the National Guard counterdrug program in America: Where do we go from here? (USAWC strategy research project) by Reginald B Geary, 2000 Models of case management for pregnant and parenting addicted women and their families: A report of the case management models project by Marty Jessup, 1994 An evaluation of Project Opportunity: A primary prevention program for women in major life transition by Christine Bitonti, 1989 4-H Junior leader alcohol education project (Prevention Center Papers, program report) by S. Kay Rockwell, 1981 Evaluation information for the Sullivan County (NH) Superior Court Alternative Sentencing Program: Report prepared under "Implementing State Strategies ... the Courts : a Technical Assistance Project by David C Steelman, 1995 Research orientations and world-view: Origins of interdisciplinary miscommunication (Applied Anthropology Documentation Project) by Gwen Stern, 1976 Clinical trial information.(various reports on AIDS treatment research): An article from: HIV Treatment: ALERTS! Family shelter project by Mark Bencivengo, 1993 Drug testing in a drug court environment : common issues to address by Jerome J. Robinson, 2000 Washington State Incentive Grant: State substance abuse prevention system by Priscilla Andriette Lisicich, 2001 Washington State incentive grant: Substance abuse prevention plan by Priscilla Andriette Lisicich, 1999

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61. TESOL Advocacy: Summary Of Reauthorized ESEA
    This title reauthorizes the Safe and drugFree Schools program Secretary is authorizedto support nationally significant programs and projects to improve  
    http://www.tesol.org/advocacy/articles/200201-esea-4.html
    
    Extractions: Title IX: General Provisions This title reauthorizes the Safe and Drug-Free Schools program, the Gun Free Schools Act, and the 21st Century Community Learning Centers Act through FY 2007. This title includes the state block grant for innovative education program strategies, the charter schools program, and the magnet schools program. From funds appropriated under this part, the Secretary is authorized to support nationally significant programs and projects to improve the quality of elementary and secondary education at the state and local levels. This title authorizes a number of flexibility (not including the Straight As block grant) provisions, including the following:

62. Programs And Projects: BPEF
    Leadership and Support Special projects when sensitive adolescent health issues,such as family problems, drug education, or Elementary School Music Program.  
    http://www.bpef-online.org/projects.html
    
    Extractions: Classroom Grants to Teachers Classroom grants reward teachers who devise energetic, creative ways to teach better. The Foundation's Grants Committee reviews applications submitted by teachers every fall. Grants-this year, more than $163,000-are awarded to teachers at every school in every subject, often funding programs that simply would not otherwise exist. On occasion the Foundation makes other grants to improve our schools. Click here for a complete list of the Foundation's most recent grants. "Foundation grants encourage my teaching to go deeper, individualizing things for each student," says one longtime grant recipient. Berkeley School Volunteers In 1991 the Foundation launched Berkeley School Volunteers, which this year recruited more than 50,000 hours of volunteer time and talent. Volunteers are recruited from local businesses, community members, and individuals. Activities range from regular classroom tutoring to one-time school gardening and clean-up days or the innovative read-aloud classroom event, "Drop Everything and Read Day." Click here for a complete list of current Berkeley School Volunteer opportunities.

63. Strategy: Local Businesses Promote Drug-Free Norms
    eg, flyer duplication and distribution); setting up summer programs or projects forneighborhood Neighborhood drug activity can cause businesses burglary or  
    http://www.ncpc.org/ncpc/ncpc/?pg=2088-10912

64. Board Of Directors
    Examples of recent projects trained facultythat will assist jurisdictions in developing,implementing, and enhancing their own drug court programs;.  
    http://www.jmijustice.org/Projects.htm
    
    Extractions: ince 1993, JMI has been involved in numerous projects in both the public and private sector. JMI’s activities are focused on four main areas: (1) technical assistance, (2) education and training, (3) research and evaluation, and (4) information dissemination. Each project that JMI undertakes is staffed with a team of our professional staff and experts from our cadre of consultants. Examples of recent projects: This project is being conducted for the D.C. Criminal Justice Coordinating Council and has the goal of improving the management of criminal cases from arrest to disposition, thus enabling the better use of resources such as police overtime and jail space. A report is nearing completion. For more information, please contact Barry Mahoney at 303-831-7564 or at bmahoney@jmijustice.org. JMI is facilitating discussions among city officials, businesses, social services, community organizations, and residents regarding the feasibility of enhancing Denver, Colorado s current community court efforts. JMI is assisting a task force in the establishment of a Denver Community Court. Community courts use a problem-solving approach to address quality-of-life crimes and the related issues. They use the power of the court to create partnerships with non-profit service providers, government agencies and community groups. Community courts also bring defendants charged with low-level crimes to justice in the neighborhood in which the incident occurred. This new and innovative way of dealing with defendants has spread across the country.

65. JIFSAN - Research Programs - Internship Projects
    The Foodand drug Administration places These programs need to be updated to enable The goal of the projects is to make historical Spinak Project  
    http://www.jifsan.umd.edu/internship.cfm
    
    Extractions: document.write(''); Internship Projects applications are available online or from the College of Life Sciences Information Resource Center, 1317 Symons Hall. There are no application deadlines for these positions, however the application and security clearance process takes several weeks, so students should submit their applications at least two months in advance of their intended starting date. Animal Health

66. VCHCA - Alcohol And Drug Programs - Overview
    Behavioral Health Department. Alcohol and drug programs Overview. Mission Statement. We strive to reduce the destructive effects of the use of alcohol and other drugs on individuals, families, and  
    http://www.vchca.org/bh/adp
    
    Extractions: Mission Statement We strive to reduce the destructive effects of the use of alcohol and other drugs on individuals, families, and the community at-large. We provide leadership in the development of education/prevention, intervention, recovery and treatment programs, and public policy. Introduction Under the auspices of the Ventura County Behavioral Health Department, Alcohol and Drug Programs is the principal division responsible for the planning, coordination, and delivery of program services. A continuum of care encompassing prevention, intervention and treatment services comprises alcohol and other drug services throughout our community. Additionally, ADP ensures that state, federal and local funding is disbursed for program services throughout Ventura County. To ensure the integrity of its system of care, ADP currently incorporates a model of service delivery encompassing both public and private sector service providers. Along side eight county operated centers, ADP contracts with more than 20 private providers to deliver services spanning a continuum of care encompassing prevention, treatment and intervention services. The success of its delivery model hinges on the active coordination, collaboration and planning of services undertaken by the Department over the course of many years.

67. NCPDP
    of Current NCPDP projects by Work Group(NCPDP). Contact Lee Ann C. Stember, President National Council for PrescriptionDrug programs, Inc.  
    http://www.va.gov/publ/standard/health/9706/NCPDP.htm
    
    Extractions: National Council for Prescription Drug Programs, Inc. (NCPDP) Contact Lee Ann C. Stember, President National Council for Prescription Drug Programs, Inc. 4201 North 24th Street, Suite 365 Phoeniz, AZ 85016-6268 Phone: (602) 957-9105 Fax: (602) 955-0749 E-Mail: lstemb@ncpdp.org Recently Published Standards Recently Sponsored or Co-Sponsored Meetings Board of Trustees Meetings Three two-day meetings annually of NCPDP Board of Trustees. The most recent meeting took place on June 9-10, 1997 in San Antonio, TX.

68. THE UNITED NATIONS DRUG CONTROL PROGRAM
    US contributions support a wide range of projects. The US supported program inthe Wa region of the Shan State in Burma focuses on drug treatment facilities  
    http://www.usun-vienna.rpo.at/undcp.htm
    
    Extractions: The Vienna International Center is home to the main United Nations organization dealing with international narcotics and criminal activities on a worldwide basis. UNVIE represents the United States at the UN Office of Drug Control and Crime Prevention (ODCCP), which is the umbrella organization of the UN International Drug Control Program (UNDCP) and the Center for International Crime Prevention (CICP). ODCCP’s work complements the U.S.’s own efforts to control international trafficking in narcotics, combat transnational organized crime and curb the financing of international terrorism. Since September 11, ODCCP has taken on the role of implementing the 12 international terrorism conventions as well as playing a key role in the implementation of counter narcotics projects in Afghanistan. Increased attention has been given to the connection between organized crime, drug trafficking, money laundering and terrorism. The U.S. supports ODCCP’s global program against money laundering, providing technical assistance and mentoring to states so that they are better able to trace and seize illicit funds, as well as track criminals, traffickers and terrorists. Drug abuse and organized crime are global problems affecting all countries and all levels of society. The results are damaged health and productivity and social breakdown. A critical phenomenon is the pervasive corruption caused by this 500 billion dollar-a-year drug business a sizable part of the world "economy." The deterioration of the rule of law and social cohesion can affect every facet of a country’s economic and political life. ODCCP programs are targeted at preventing money laundering, corruption, trafficking in persons, interdicting illegal sales of drugs, reducing drug demand, promoting police and military cooperation, and curbing narcotics activities used to finance terrorism. U.S. cooperation with ODCCP complements America’s national strategy to combat drug abuse, corruption and organized crime.

69. IBR -- Projects, Drugs In The Workplace (A Prevention Training Program)
    on drug Use, also under Workplace projects Presentations. Highlights. Title drugUse in the Workplace A Prevention Training Program Principal Investigator  
    http://www.ibr.tcu.edu/projects/workplac/prevention.html

70. IBR -- Projects, Drugs In The Workplace (Employee Surveys On Drug Use)
    See the Prevention Training Program, also under Workplace projects. Highlights.Title Employee Surveys on drug Use and Organizational Climate Principal  
    http://www.ibr.tcu.edu/projects/workplac/surveys.html

71. Vera Institute Of Justice | Projects | Diverting Drug Abusers From Prison
    Overview, New York State s Extended Willard drug Treatment Program seeks to reducethe use of prison for drug users who are nonviolent, secondtime offenders.  
    http://www.vera.org/project/project1_1.asp?section_id=3&project_id=10&archive=

72. Writing Business Plans
    Plan to plan forestation reforestation range revegetation projects . Plan to BusinessPlan to program operation of to provide advice on food drug storage use  
    http://www.hjventures.com/writing-business-plans.html

73. 2004.04.08: Implementing The Medicare Prescription Drug Program
    new voluntary Medicare prescription drug benefit; modification the existing Medicare+Choiceprogram, now renamed number of demonstration projects; provided for  
    http://www.hhs.gov/asl/testify/t040408.html
    
    Extractions: Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs, Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management, The Federal Workforce, and The District of Columbia The MMA represents a fundamental change in the Medicare program by offering our beneficiaries more choices in how they receive their care and by establishing a responsive relationship with the providers of that care. This will begin with the Medicare sponsored drug discount card, and will continue as the full prescription drug benefit is implemented in 2006, and represents a lasting change in how CMS and the Medicare program will operate. Whether it is in how we reduce Medicare overpayments or how we improve quality of care, our fundamental goal is to offer our beneficiaries choices of high quality health care, while being more responsive and flexible in how we interact with the health care providers who deliver the services. CMS STRUCTURE The CMS accomplishes its mission by working with, and through, others. The Agency employs approximately 4,500 people in locations around the country. However, these employees are only a small portion of a large, complex network of people and groups that make our programs work successfully. Some of the many others CMS works with, and through, include:

74. Roche U.S. Pharmaceuticals : 404 - Page Not Found
    Residency projects. in a variety of experiences during the oneyear program. willbe presented at two professional meetings drug Information Association  
    http://www.rocheusa.com/career/residency/projects.asp

75. Drug Info Clearinghouse
    Home . Guide to evaluating drug prevention projects in Victoria.published by the Premier s drug Prevention Council, November 2002.  
    http://druginfo.adf.org.au/article.asp?id=4796

76. NIDA - Funding - Program Announcements And RFAs
    Program projects Guidelines August, 1999; Research Center Grant Program Guidelines- October 2003; Notice - Club drug Research and Education Initiative  
    http://www.nida.nih.gov/ResFundslist.html
    
    Extractions: Information on Deadlines for the following announcements and RFAs can be obtained here, full text is available via the and by clicking on the PA Number. Listings of current Requests for Proposals (RFPs) are available from the NIDA RFP Listings Page NOTICE Update of Request Proposals for Access to a Whole Genome Association Scanning Resource to Identify Drug Addiction Loci - April 30, 2004 NOTICE Formalizing Data-Related Concepts Under Existing Program Announcements - Addendum to PA-02-141, PAR-03-106, PAR-03-119, and PAR-03-134 - April 1, 2004 NOTICE NIDA Administrative Supplements: Testing Mechanisms of Action for Behavioral Therapies for Substance Use Disorders - October 28, 2003

77. Comprehensive Health Education Foundation: SDFSC Resources
    programs projects Prevention Curricula About Us Events ResourcesCopyright 2004, CHEF All rights reserved. Site Credits. Privacy Policy.  
    http://www.chef.org/resources/sdfsc.php
    
    Extractions: Newsletters News Links School Health Program Resources ... C.H.E.F. Home Research Findings that Support Prevention Education The documents below summarize recent research findings that support the need for prevention education. We encourage you to use this information as you advocate for support of your prevention and student assistance programs. You can reformat the documents to fit on your letterhead by opening the document in Microsoft Word. We have also provided PDF versions of each document for your convenience. Impact of Substance Abuse and Violence on Academic Achievement

78. AED: Health Projects-Drug, Alcohol And Tobacco Abuse Prevention
    The purpose of the evaluation is to test the program s effectiveness with connectinghighly marginalized drug users (IDUs, noninjecting heroin and cocaine  
    http://www.aed.org/health/health_projects2.html
    
    Extractions: American Legacy - Lower SES Forums Duration: Location: United States Funding Source: American Legacy Foundation Project Description: Under a grant from the American Legacy Foundation, AED will develop expert forums for four special populations, geared to identify the best practices and gaps in knowledge related to tobacco use by these populations. National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign Duration: Location: United States Funding Source: White House Office of National Drug Control Policy Project Collaborators: AED Website: http://www.medicacampaign.org Project Description: With 52,000 children dying each year from drug-related causes, America is in the throes of an epidemic that affects even our youngest teens. School failure, theft, violence, and unsafe sex are also linked to underage drug use, yet teen perceptions about the risks of using drugs are often woefully out of touch with reality.

79. AED: Main Programs And Projects Page
    AED is dedicated to helping people improve their lives and their communities.AED s main programs and projects cover the following areas  
    http://www.aed.org/programs.html
    
    Extractions: How can teenagers make a smooth transition to adulthood? What training do youth workers need? How can youth be a resource for today - as well as tomorrow? AED is working on the national and local levels to shift the public debate from youth problems to youth development. Our youth efforts cut across education, health, and the environment, recognizing the special needs and challenges that younger people face as they reach adulthood.

80. Hudson Global Resources Canada
    THE MANDATE The Adoption Specialist will support investment projects within thedrug Program, and work closely with the drug Program team to evolve the  
    http://applyonline.ca.hudsonresourcing.com/job/post_job.asp?ID=549

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