Oregon State Incentive Grant Enhancement for Early Childhood Prevention
The project work met the two primary goals identified by CSAP: (1) To enhance state prevention data infrastructure capacity; and (2) To address gaps in prevention and early intervention programs and services to meet the needs of the 0–6 population. Specifically, Oregon’s State Incentive Grant Enhancement projects aimed to: (1) institutionalize data systems that collect information about the status of Oregon’s prevention system and its ability to meet the needs of youth ages 0–6; and (2) implement and evaluate five Starting Early, Starting Smart prevention demonstration projects to build a knowledge base for successful implementation of integrated substance abuse prevention services throughout the state.
Project Team
Evaluation DirectorReports and Publications
Mackin, J. R., & Weller, J. M. (Oct. 2007). State Incentive Grant Enhancement for Early Childhood Prevention (SIG-E), Final Evaluation Report. A report to the Oregon Department of Human Services, Addictions and Mental Health Division. NPC Research, Portland, OR.Report | Executive Summary | Report (Spanish) | Executive Summary (Spanish)
