Policy changes needed: Graduated license plates to identify teen drivers/new drivers; Parental notification required if student caught while drinking; and Administrative loss of license. Goal #2: Decrease the number of Camden residents who binge drink. Intended Results Planned Work Resources/ Activities Outputs and Long-term Long-Term Impacts Inputs How we will accomplish our The amount of service Outcomes Changes that will occur in Resources essential to planned activities and who delivered or number of Benefits to Participants, organizations, community, conduct this will be engaged. people served Often at Individual Level or systems due to effort binge program/effort including community partners who Law enforcement Virtualization demonstrations Conduct virtualization people with addictions Less risky behavior adults of drinking and drinking demonstrations at each Public health campaign at health fairs, community Fewer accidents Less family violence hospital, community events residents Camden Camden Community Alliance Less family violence Healthier residents of and Resources Bars limit sales to patrons who Implement policy daily drink. are obviously inebriated Camden Gateway/Other Behavioral binge drink. of Health Providers Bars ask designated Implement policy daily Who percentage drivers/call taxis for people DUI schools who have had too much to the drink number Alcohol/drug counselors Social norms campaign that Conduct campaign annually Decrease the Medical community makes binge drinking unacceptable/deemed unhealthy Decrease Bars Testimonials of binge drinkers Recruit 5-8 binge drinkers to involved in accidents, etc. provide testimonials
Policy changes needed: Graduated license plates to identify teen drivers/new drivers; Parental notification required if student caught while drinking; and Administrative loss of license. Goal #2: Decrease the number of Camden residents who binge drink. Planned Work Intended Results Decrease the number of Camden residents who binge drink. Decrease the percentage of Camden adults Who binge drink. Resources/ Inputs Resources essential to conduct this program/effort including community partners Activities How we will accomplish our planned activities and who will be engaged. Outputs The amount of service delivered or number of people served and Long-term Outcomes Benefits to Participants, Often at Individual Level Long-Term Impacts Changes that will occur in organizations, community, or systems due to effort Law enforcement Public health Camden Community Alliance and Resources Gateway/Other Behavioral Health Providers DUI schools Alcohol/drug counselors Medical community Bars Virtualization demonstrations of drinking and drinking campaign at health fairs, hospital, community events Bars limit sales to patrons who are obviously inebriated Bars ask designated drivers/call taxis for people who have had too much to drink Social norms campaign that makes binge drinking unacceptable/deemed unhealthy Testimonials of binge drinkers involved in accidents, etc. Conduct virtualization demonstrations at each community Implement policy daily Implement policy daily Conduct campaign annually Recruit 5-8 binge drinkers to provide testimonials people with addictions Fewer accidents Less family violence Less risky behavior Less family violence Healthier residents