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Welcome! Poll Question What type of organization are you from? Private Provider Organization Public Health Public Substance Abuse or Mental Health Agency School District Public Child Welfare Public Juvenile Justice


  1. Welcome! Poll Question What type of organization are you from? • Private Provider Organization • Public Health • Public Substance Abuse or Mental Health Agency • School District • Public Child Welfare • Public Juvenile Justice • Other (tell us where from)

  2. Strategic Financing for Prevention Margaret Flynn-Khan, MSW Mainspring Consulting July 31, 2019

  3. Disclaimer This webinar is being recorded and archived, and will be available for viewing after the webinar. Please contact the webinar facilitator if you have any concerns or questions. Please note, the views expressed in this webinar do not necessarily represent the views, policies, and positions of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

  4. • Upcoming Events • Identifying Culturally Relevant and Effective Substance Use Prevention Programs for Tribal Communities: One Example from Washington State – August 19 th @ 2:00 PDT • Setting Up for Sustainability: The What and How Behind a Successful Sustainability Plan – September 6 th @ 11:00 PDT

  5. Enhanced Prevention Learning Series (EPLS) Leveraging Systems Change in Substance Misuse Prevention • Six session course • Begins August 14 th • Every Wednesday through September 25 th • Time: 12:00 – 1:30 PM Pacific • www.pttclearning.org/courses

  6. Presenter Margaret Flynn-Khan is a founding partner of Mainspring Consulting, a national consulting firm that works with foundations, policymakers, and state and community leaders to design effective investments for families and communities. She has provided training and technical assistance to public and private leaders around the country focused on financing and sustaining collaborative initiatives. She acts as the lead finance technical assistance provider for the Annie E. Casey Foundation Evidence2Success Initiative. She is a former Practice Group Leader for Vulnerable Children and Youth at The Finance Project, a national policy research and technical assistance organization. .

  7. Our Work • Annie E. Casey Foundation • Evidence2Success • Family First Prevention Services Act National consulting group that works with foundation officers, policymakers, • National Youth in Transition Funders Group and state and community leaders (YTFG) to design effective programs and • Mott Foundation initiatives for children, families and communities, develop sound • After School Technical Assistance strategies to leverage resources , and Collaborative to create effective plans to move from good thinking to action .

  8. Overview • The policy and funding landscape for prevention • Sharing your experience • Reviewing key players and engagement strategies • Steps in strategic finance planning • Questions/Discussion

  9. Finance Toolkit: Background and Purpose Strategic Financing Outcomes Clarity about goals and needs • What will it take to get to desired outcomes in short and longer-term? Diverse and stable base of resources • Partners : Multiple public and private stakeholders • Funding sources: Federal, state, local, private • Funding types: Renewable public funds, short-term grants, fee for service, donor and other private development 10

  10. Finance Toolkit: Background and Purpose Who Cares About Substance Misuse Prevention? • Multiple public systems have Education Public Health policies and funding that can support substance misuse prevention Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Welfare Justice 11

  11. Finance Toolkit: Background and Purpose Poll Question Education Public Health • Which of these public systems are you partnering Substance Abuse & with? Mental Health Child Welfare Justice 12

  12. Reviewing the Landscape: For Each System… Federal Agency Key Funding Streams Recent Policy Trends Discretionary Grants Let’s Chat! • Identify public systems, policies and funding opportunities that you want to further explore • Share your experience partnering with different public systems

  13. Reviewing the Landscape: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Federal Agency Key Funding Streams • HHS - Substance Abuse and Mental • Substance Abuse Prevention and Health Services Administration Treatment Block Grant (SAMHSA) • State Targeted Response (STR) Recent Policy Trends • State Opioid Response (SOR) • Substance Use Disorder Discretionary Grants Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment for • Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Patients and Communities Act Support Program & enhancement (2018) grants • 21st Century Cures Act (2016) • Programs of Regional and • Comprehensive Addiction and National Significance (PRNS) Recovery Act (2016)

  14. Reviewing the Landscape: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Let’s Chat! Action & Engagement • Understand local data on the • Share how you are partnering with prevalence of substance misuse your substance abuse & mental • Learn about activities and priorities health system of your state’s Opioid Taskforce  Have you received funding?  Have you participated in a state • Monitor RFP’s from state/county agencies and SAMHSA or local Opioid Taskforce?  Other ways?

  15. Reviewing the Landscape: Public Health Federal Agency Key Funding Streams • CDC, Office of Minority Health • Prevention and Public Health Fund • HRSA: Maternal & Child Health, Office of Health Equity • Title V: Maternal & Child Health Recent Policy Trends Block Grant • Affordable Care Act Discretionary Grants • Created Prevention and Public • Overdose Data to Action Grants Health Funds

  16. Reviewing the Landscape: Public Health Let’s Chat! Action & Engagement • Understand the priorities and focus • Share how you are partnering with of your local public health office your public health system  Social Determinants of Health?  Have you received funding?  Health Equity?  Have you partnered to  Substance Misuse? implement prevention programs? • Review data they are collecting on  Other ways? substance misuse and how communicating • Seek to engage in community coalition and awareness efforts

  17. Reviewing the Landscape: Child Welfare Federal Agency Key Funding Streams • HHS – Children’s Bureau • Title IV-E, entitlement funding Recent Policy Trends • Title IV-B, Promoting Safe and • Family First Prevention Services Stable Families, formula grant that Act (2018) supports family preservation • States have option to receive Discretionary Grants federal IV-E funding for programs • Regional partnership grants for that prevent entry into foster care, families affected by opioids and including substance abuse other substance abuse

  18. Reviewing the Landscape: Child Welfare Let’s Chat! Action & Engagement • Explore status of state/county • Share how you are partnering with FFPSA planning or engaging child welfare • Contribute to identification of  Have you received funding? appropriate models for families  Are you participating in Family • Monitor for RFP’s, RFI’s from your First planning? state or county agency  Other ways?

  19. Reviewing the Landscape: Education Federal Agency Key Funding Streams • Education - Office of Elementary • Title IV-A, Student Support & and Secondary Education Academic Enrichment Recent Policy Trends Discretionary Grants • Every Student Succeeds Act (2015) • Project Prevent  Created Title IV-A, Formula • School Climate Transformation Grant focused on safe, healthy, Grants and well-rounded students

  20. Reviewing the Landscape: Education Action & Engagement Let’s Chat! • Understand current priorities and • Share how you are partnering with approach to social/emotional school districts learning and substance misuse • Have you received funding? prevention • Are you delivering • Identify and engage points of programming in schools? influence • Other?  School District  Principals  School Board • Emphasize leverage

  21. Reviewing the Landscape: Justice Key Funding Streams Federal Agency • Formula Grants Program • Department of Justice  Office of Juvenile Justice and • Title III Incentive Grants for Local Delinquency Prevention Grants Delinquency Prevention Program – Youth PROMISE  Office for Victims of Crimes Discretionary Grants Recent Policy Trends • Comprehensive Opioid Abuse • Juvenile Justice Reform Act of Site-based Program 2018 • Enhancing Community • New emphasis on community- Responses to the Opioid Crisis: based prevention Serving Our Youngest Crime Victims • Opioid Affected Youth Initiative

  22. Reviewing the Landscape: Justice Let’s Chat! Action & Engagement • Identify who administers OJJDP • Share how you are partnering with formula grant funds in your state law enforcement agencies • Understand data on juvenile crime  Have you received funding? in your locality  Are you delivering programming for justice system • Monitor planning for involved populations? implementation of the Juvenile Justice Reform Act  Other? • Engage with local boards working on Juvenile Justice issues

  23. Finance Toolkit: Background and Purpose Strategic Financing Toolkit • Guide to developing a strategic finance plan • Sets stage for ongoing work to align resources in dynamic funding environment • Designed for collaborative initiatives 24

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