5. Healthy Anne Arundel’s designated programs are promoted in City of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks program guides. 6. DOH Prevention reached out to AAC Recreation and Parks two times with no response for distribution of materials, will try again. Objective 1.3 Engage corporate partners to increase prevention and awareness messaging Action Responsible Agencies Progress/Updates Increase resident participation in efforts to Anne Arundel County 1. Funded two local coalitions reduce substance use among youth by engaging: in FY16, Western Anne Department of Health Youth Arundel Substance Abuse Community Coalitions Parents/Caregivers Prevention (WASP) coalition Law Enforcement and Annapolis Substance Schools Abuse Prevention (ASAP) Businesses coalition. New coalition Media forming in Annapolis ASAP, Human Service Organizations first meeting will take place Faith-based and Fraternal on September 20, 2016. organizations 2. DOH Prevention Presented to Civic and volunteer groups over 9,000 AAC residents in Healthcare professionals FY16 (alcohol and substance State and local agencies with abuse prevention). expertise in substance use 3. The County Executive's Other organizations involved in Office hosted two "Not My reducing substance use Child" town hall meetings at Consumers County high schools in Significant others FY16. Natural supports Promote prevention programming, resources and services through community presentations, town halls, and social media Objective 1.4 Implement a jurisdictional Opioid Overdose Prevention Plan Action Responsible Agencies Progress/Updates Submit Strategic Plan to DHMH Behavioral Anne Arundel County 1. Opioid Misuse Prevention Program (OMPP) strategic Health Administration Department of Health plan submitted to BHA and Implement approved Strategic Plan: AACPD, approved for Conduct the Maryland Public Opinion AAC Partnership for implementation. Survey(MPOS) Children Youth and 2. MPOS survey will be Publicize results of MPOS conducted in Fall 2016. Families, Fatal Overdose Review Team (FORT) Results of MPOS were OMPP coalition included in the Denial is Naloxone Training Anne Arundel County Deadly communications Good Samaritan Law Education Mental Health Agency campaign. Media Campaign with is ”Denial 3. Fatal Overdose Review Deadly” messaging Team (FORT) meeting Prescription Drug Boxes quarterly and completed an Parent and Youth Education about the annual report of risks of Opioids and Heroin recommendations.
5. Healthy Anne Arundel’s designated programs are promoted in City of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks program guides. 6. DOH Prevention reached out to AAC Recreation and Parks two times with no response for distribution of materials, will try again. Objective 1.3 Engage corporate partners to increase prevention and awareness messaging Action Responsible Agencies Progress/Updates Increase resident participation in efforts to reduce substance use among youth by engaging: Youth Parents/Caregivers Law Enforcement Schools Businesses Media Human Service Organizations Faith-based and Fraternal organizations Civic and volunteer groups Healthcare professionals State and local agencies with expertise in substance use Other organizations involved in reducing substance use Consumers Significant others Natural supports Promote prevention programming, resources and services through community presentations, town halls, and social media Anne Arundel County Department of Health Community Coalitions 1. Funded two local coalitions in FY16, Western Anne Arundel Substance Abuse Prevention (WASP) coalition and Annapolis Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP) coalition. New coalition forming in Annapolis ASAP, first meeting will take place on September 20, 2016. 2. DOH Prevention Presented to over 9,000 AAC residents in FY16 (alcohol and substance abuse prevention). 3. The County Executive's Office hosted two "Not My Child" town hall meetings at County high schools in FY16. Objective 1.4 Implement a jurisdictional Opioid Overdose Prevention Plan Action Responsible Agencies Progress/Updates Submit Strategic Plan to DHMH Behavioral Health Administration Implement approved Strategic Plan: Conduct the Maryland Public Opinion Survey(MPOS) Publicize results of MPOS Fatal Overdose Review Team (FORT) Naloxone Training Good Samaritan Law Education Media Campaign with ”Denial is Deadly” messaging Prescription Drug Boxes Parent and Youth Education about the risks of Opioids and Heroin Anne Arundel County Department of Health AACPD, AAC Partnership for Children Youth and Families, OMPP coalition Anne Arundel County Mental Health Agency 1. Opioid Misuse Prevention Program (OMPP) strategic plan submitted to BHA and approved for implementation. 2. MPOS survey will be conducted in Fall 2016. Results of MPOS were included in the Denial is Deadly communications campaign. 3. Fatal Overdose Review Team (FORT) meeting quarterly and completed an annual report of recommendations.
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