Greenbush
620-724-6281
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The Data and Information Systems Group at Greenbush supports prevention across the State of Kansas by coordinating data collection and online reporting for the Communities that Care Student Survey, which contains the current levels of adolescent substance use, delinquency, violence, as well as risk and protective levels as reported by adolescents. This assessment, funded by Kansas Addiction and Prevention Services, Social and Rehabilitation Services, is offered annually free of charge to all districts in the state.
 
Greenbush also coordinates the implementation and outcome evaluation of the Kansas Strategic Prevention Framework Grants to Reduce Underage Alcohol Use.

KU Workgroup
785-864-0533
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Since 1990, the KU Work Group has evaluated and supported local, state and national initiatives to promote community health and development. Based on this participatory research experience, the KU Work Group developed the Online Documentation and Support System (ODSS) to support the systematic examination of community-based efforts.

One project the KU Work Group supports is the evaluation of collaborative efforts of the Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant in Kansas to reduce underage drinking at community and state levels.

Kansas Family Partnership
1-800-206-7231 or 785-266-6161
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Kansas Family Partnership is a statewide not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote positive youth behaviors in diverse Kansas families and communities through education, networking and advocacy. KFP was established in 1995 and serves as part of the Kansas Prevention Infrastructure. KFP coordinates the following activities and programs for the State: Kansas Red Ribbon Campaign, Family Day, clearinghouse of alcohol and other drug materials and videos, Kansas SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) program, Kansas Youth Leadership Summit on Underage Drinking, Kansas Leadership to Keep Children Alcohol Free Committee, Kansas Prevention Professional Certification Board, and provides numerous trainings each year to support prevention and treatment professionals in the state.