Jones County Safe and Healthy Youth Coalition

FY 14 ANNUAL REPORT

CONTENTS

Coalition Leadership P.3

Accomplishments P.4

Outcomes

P. 5-6

Year at a Glance P.7

Jackson Mentoring Project

P.8

Community Support P.9

Financial Report

P. 10

Why Join P. 11

Staying Connected

P. 12

ASAC PREVENTION’S VISION Our vision is a thriving and healthy community

ASAC PREVENTION’S MISSION

The mission of ASAC Prevention is to proactively change and strengthen attitudes, actions and trends that will ultimately reduce substance abuse

by educating and empowering individuals and communities.

JCSHY Coalition Office

319-462-5030

203 E Main

Anamosa, IA 52205

Coalition Mission Statement:

Engaging our communities in efforts to reduce substance abuse through creating and maintaining a safe and healthy environment for youth and adults in Jones County. Coalition Vision Statement:

The coalition’s vision for Jones County is a safe, healthy place to live, work and play! Slogan:

Enhancing the quality of life in Jones County

Component Overview FY14 Coalition Leadership

Kelly Dodge, Treasurer

Keith Dirks, Past President

Left to Right: Amber Quartier, Melissa Walker, Amy Doerrfeld, Jeff Meyers and Jennifer Husmann (Jones County ASAC Staff)

Hannah Byrne, Secretary

Sheriff Greg Graver, Vice President

Jeanette Shoop, President

Jen Armstrong, At-large Executive Committee Member

Take Charge Conference to educate

youth on prevention advocacy

Implemented media campaigns for both underage drinking and adult binge

drinking

Coordinated alcohol compliance checks for 19 retailers

Provided $2,000 in additional underage drinking prevention/enforcement through

increased patrols

Provided support to 7 youth advocacy groups in their

prevention efforts

Raised $3805 from annual purse sale and local business

sponsorships

10 youth and adults attended Day on the

Hill to educate legisla-tors on social host

Coalition Accomplishments and Activities

SUBSTANCE SPECIFIC YOUTH COMMUNITY

Youth Leadership Day held to train leaders

and assist with middle school transitions

Cookies & Conversa-tion events to raise awareness of SA

issues and promote resiliency

Be the Majority Cam-paign implemented at

six schools and throughout the County Added ID Scanner training to

Responsible Beverage Server Trainings

Over 100 community members were educated on marijuana policy by Dr.

Kevin Sabet

Responsible Beverage Server Ordinance in 1 community

Pop with a Cop events to hold open and hon-est conversations with

law enforcement

90 attended Town Hall Meeting on

Underage Drinking, led by BEASTS youth

Provided responsible beverage server training for 27 alcohol retailers

168 individuals increased skills in substance abuse

prevention through attendance at 11 local, state and national training opportunities.

Promoted Lock Box Sales @ 4 pharmacies and retailers

Coalition growth through 6 new organizations

involved

Continued to promote TEXT TO TELL throughout Jones County

Added the BASICS program as an option for diversion from charges after first alcohol offenses in youth adults

Short-term Outcomes

The following goals and objectives were established for FY14:

Increase overall sustainability to prevent or reduce youth

substance abuse through a 25% increase in member organizations

Increase internal capacity through a 25% increase in

number of members from previous fiscal year who

receive training to develop leadership skills

Decrease the number of 11th grade students reporting

easy or very easy access to alcoholic beverages by 5%

Decrease the number of 11th grade students reporting

easy or very easy access to marijuana by 5%

4244

40

42

44

46

FY13 FY14

Organizations active in coalition

89% 100%84%

00%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

FY13 FY13 FY14 FY14

% retailers that pass compliance checks

0

1

0

1

1

2

FY13 FY14

Towns with mandatory RBST ordinances

50706805

$0

$2,000

$4,000

$6,000

$8,000

FY13 FY14

local cash revenue

85118

0

50

100

150

FY13 FY14

Community members who receive training

10392

80

90

100

110

FY13 FY14

Confidential tips received

The following charts show the percentage of 11th grade youth that indicated sub-stances were easy or very easy to access from 1999 to 2012, according to the IYS.

Long Term Outcomes

The following charts show the improvements in 30 day use rates among 11th grade students in Jones County from 1999 to 2012, according to IYS

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

1999 2002 2005 2008 2010 2012

Binge Drank

Drank alcohol

Used marijuana

Used tobacco

Abused prescriptions

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

1999 2002 2005 2008 2010 2012

E/VE to access alcohol

E/VE to access tobacco

E/VE to access marijuana

E/VE to access prescriptiondrugs

Year at a Glance

Active Coalition Members

Di-

Over 1,300

Direct Service Hours provided

by staff

44 Organizations

involved

$110,683 In-kind

support from the community

6280 Individuals

Served

Mentoring Jackson County Prevention Coalition

The Jones County Safe and Healthy Youth Coalition has received a Drug Free Communities Mentoring Grant from the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration and the Office of Drug Control Policy. These funds are being used to serve as a mentor coalition to the Jackson County Preven-tion Coalition (JCPC). Accomplishments for this grant include: * 10 Community members trained on how to be an effective coalition for community change * Developed a JCPC Logic Model * Ongoing coaching to the JCPC Coalition Coordinator

In addition to our strong financial support, JCSHYC and ASAC are grateful for the ongoing in-kind donations of time, mileage, & supplies from community members, schools & local businesses. In FY14, the coalition received in-kind contributions from Jones County valued over $110,000! The

following individuals and organizations provided in-kind donations of time, travel, supplies & more:

Innovative Ag. J & P Cycles Jacki Luckstead Jason Raun Jay Willems JC Pharmacies Jeanette Shoop Jen Armstrong Jenna Vsetecka Jennifer Husmann Jenny Armstrong Jesse Spors Jill Ries Jim Johnson Joan Young John Klein Jones County Supervisors Jones Regional Medical Hospital Jones County Sheriff Kaitlin Heitz Karmen Jamison Katey Anderson Katie Shaull Keith Dirks Kelly Dodge Kim Noe KMCH Kris Kilburg Kylie Ruess Laetare Insurance LaMar Laurie Riley Lawson Insurance Agency

Community Support

Above & Beyond Home Anamosa Dental Associates Anamosa HS Anamosa MS Anamosa PD Alpha Graphics Anamosa Pub. Angie Bibb Angie Jess Audrey Savage Bear Creek Café BEASTS Becky Dirks-H Betsy Shepherd Betty Weimer Bob George Bob Holland Bob Simonson Brandi Lewin Brandon Stasak Brandon Stascak Brenda Hanken Brian Rodenburg Britt Smith Bruce Williams Carla Burge Carrie Johnson Casey's General Store Cassie Streets Chad Simmons Charles William Becker Charlie Becker Chip Smith

LCC & dancing Lee Hein Lexus Bland Life Connections Linda Fanton Lindsey Murphy Lisa Heitz Living Free Long Drug Lori Reynolds Lynette Otten Lutheran Services Maquoketa Valley Electric Marie Shaw Martelle Christian Church Mary Ann Hindman McAtee Investments LLC Melissa Paulsen Michael Elmore Midland Times Midland Schools Monticello Culligan Total Water Monticello’s Eagles Club Monticello HS Monticello Express Monticello MS Monticello PD Olin Telephone Co. Patty Manuel Paul A. & Verna Lewison Pearl Ortis Pharmacy Care Ctr Phil & LaVonne Owens Phillip Pharmacies Prescription Shoppe

Recreational Motorsports Sheila Tjaden Shelly McDermott Reed Stockman Riley Johnson Sarah Goldsmith Sarah Wickham Scooters Bar & Grill Scotty Shover Sheila Ferrell Shirley Jones Sophie Schemmel Stone City General Store Super 8 Motel Tamara Beal Tapken’s Convenience Plus Teddy’s Barn & Grill The Jitney Tim Lambert Tod Bowman Tondalah Dyer Tyler and Downing’s Eatery Tyler Remley United Way Unity Point Vallerie Lynn Varlyn & Jane Fink Walmart Wapsi Valley Archaeology Weer's-Englebart Insurance William J. Feldmann Whitney Hall Wyoming Drug Wyoming United Methodist

Chris Anderson Chris Conger Cindy Shepherd Citizens Bank CPPC Citizens Bank Monticello Darla Timm Daly Creek Winery & Bistro David Kleist Dawn Graver Dawn Grassfied Dennis Murphy Discover Jones Dr. Michael Warner Dr. Richard J. Wolken Dusty Embree Ed Ahouse Ellie Boeding Fairview Baptist Church F & M Bank Family Foods Fareway Fawn Creek Homes Fidelity Bank & Trust Goettsh Funeral Home Grace Fellowship Grant Wood Art Gallery Greg Graver Greg & Nancy Norlin Grounds&Goodies Hannah Byrne Heather Weers IFFCMH

We feel honored to have the opportunity to serve our communities in such a meaningful and impactful way. We could not have this impact without the generous contributions of our many supporters. We would like to thank the

many entities that support our services through grant funding for Jones County Prevention Services:

Financial Report

Income

Purse Fundraiser $1,700

Solicitations $2,105

Local Grants & Donations $3,500

State Grants $76,004

SAMHSA Grants $200,000

Total Income $283,309

Expenses

Salary & Fringe $151,160.34

Fringe $64,326.33

Travel $21,195.70

Office Supplies $2,769.31

Contracted Services $8,923.68

Staff Training & Certification $400

Program Supplies $12,458.70

Rent & Utilities $8,400

Audit $50

Liability Insurance $613

Administrative Overhead $3,914

Total Expenses $274,211.06

Year End Balance $9,097.94

“For every dollar

invested in research-

based prevention

programs a savings

of up to $10 in

treatment costs alone

can be realized.”

—NIDA, 2004

Why Join?

“I love being a part of the Coalition be-

cause there are so many people from all

the different groups and communities

across the county. The collaboration has

been amazing. It doesn’t matter whether

you attend as a parent or as a professional,

we can share our ideas for substance

abuse prevention and they are heard.”

- Jenny Armstrong, Parent

“Creating and maintaining a safe and

healthy environment in Jones County is

essential to making our community a de-

sirable place to live and raise a family. The

work the coalition does has made a differ-

ence by measurably reducing the use of

drugs and alcohol by our youth.”

- Jim Johnson, Journal-Eureka newspaper

“I am so excited to be part of the Coali-

tion’s strategic focus as the positive voice

of substance abuse prevention. It is a

pleasure to be part of amazing group of

staff, community volunteers and parents/

grandparents who are equally concerned

about the welfare of their community’s

youth. I really feel like I fit right in!”

- Michael Elmore, Pastor, New Life Four-

square Church

Thank you for helping us create a safe and healthy Jones County!

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