STR OPIOID GRANT PROGRAM

Bi-monthly Update

Prevention

Directions:

As you already know, the STR is a fast moving program with close monitoring from Congress.In light of the demand for grant program progress information and regular status updates, management is requesting us to provide bi-weekly prevention opioid status reports. Some of this data is being recorded into the PBPS and it will be extracted into the report but the data that is being requested below is not being captured. Please, only report on information within the 2 week reporting period and/or future plans, activities, campaigns, meetings, etc.Reports will be due every other week by COB. We are requesting that all OPT-R Grantees please provide us with the following information bi-weekly:

Grantee: Please enter CSB name here

Reporting Period: February 5th – February 18th

  1. Administrative(staffing) Note: Please share administrative updates
  2. STR Prevention Goals Progress Updates

Under each prevention goal identified below, please include specific prevention activities progress updates and relevant numbers for participation and or distribution as applicable. You could also include partnerships, interagency agreements or contracts status, workforce development/capacity building trainings requested and or received, conferences attended, significant meetings with stakeholders, and policies, practices or procedures planned, developed or implemented.

Goal 1: Increase the capacity for communities to address prescription drug andheroin overdoses through community mobilization

Build community capacity of community coalitions to addressprescription drug andheroin overdoses

Sustain coalitions infrastructures

Goal 2: Increase community awareness of their local prescription drug andheroin overdose problem

For each campaign we need the following information:

Campaign 1

Title of media campaign
Target population of the campaign
Number reached
Short description of the campaign

Campaign 2

Title of media campaign
Target population of the campaign
Number reached
Short description of the campaign

Campaign 3

Title of media campaign
Target population of the campaign
Number reached
Short description of the campaign

Goal 3: Increase educational opportunities to targeted populations in an effort to learn about preventing and managing opioid overdose

  • Increase the number of naloxone trainings (Update)

Goal 4: Increase PDMP activation and utilization

  • Increase the number of prescribers utilizing the PDMP (Fill in the table below)

Total # added since last report:
Total # added to-date:

Summary (i.e. future plans, update, etc.):

Goal 5: Increase the number of safe storage and disposal locations to restrictsupply

  • Increase the number of permanent drop boxes.(Fill in the table below)

Total # added since last report:
Total # added to-date:

Summary (i.e. future plans, update, etc.):

  • Increase the number of lock boxes.(Fill in the table below)

Total # added since last report:
Total # added to-date:

Summary (i.e. future plans, update, etc.):

  • Increase the number of disposal kits.(Fill in the table below)

Total # added within last 2 weeks:
Total # added to-date:

Summary (i.e. future plans, update, etc.):

  1. Workforce development/Capacity Building Training and Technical Assistance (T/TA)
  1. Challenges

As applicable, discuss STR prevention related challenges that your state would like to highlight.

  1. Success Stories