Virginia Partnerships for Success Grant Reports
From 2015 to 2020, the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS) was awarded Partnerships for Success (PFS) grant funding by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The PFS grant sought to leverage resources and funding at the state and local levels for prevention work and infrastructure building, as well as enhance state and community capacity to identify and address health disparities. DBHDS provided PFS grant funds to nine communities to address prescription drug misuse and heroin use among youth and young adults ages 12 to 25 years.
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Virginia Partnerships for Success Grant Annual Report: 2019-20
This final annual report presents process and outcome data related to the efforts of the 2019-20 fiscal year and provides updates to data presented in previous annual reports. The data in this report provide both a snapshot of the status of efforts in PFS communities at the close of the grant as well as changes in outcomes over the life of the grant.
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Virginia Partnerships for Success Grant Annual Report: 2018-19
This report to provides an update on the progress made during the 2018-19 fiscal year of the grant and on community substance use outcome data. As this is an intermediary update in the grant cycle, the data in this report are a snapshot of current status rather than a comprehensive analysis on how outcomes have changed over time.
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Virginia Partnerships for Success Grant Annual Report: 2017-18
This report to provides an update on the progress made during the 2017-18 fiscal year of the grant and on community substance use outcome data. As this is an intermediary update in the grant cycle, the data in this report are a snapshot of current status rather than a comprehensive analysis on how outcomes have changed over time.
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Virginia Partnerships for Success Grant Baseline Report: 2016-17
This report provides an overview of the evaluation methodology as well as a baseline snapshot of substance use and prevention efforts in Virginia prior to implementing PFS-funded strategies. These data were used to compare changes in future years, and to understand how PFS efforts may relate to these changes. Additionally, this report reflects on the challenges and successes achieved during Year One of the PFS grant.