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Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Grant is sponsored by Iowa Department of Health & Human Services. This grant supports community and school-based youth mentoring programs in Iowa that focus on the primary prevention of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) use and abuse, as well as problem gambling. Programs are expected to follow the Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring.
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Portal: Improving Tomorrow - Prevention-Focused Mentoring Grant | Health & Human Services Portal: Improving Tomorrow - Prevention-Focused Mentoring Grant The Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring (IT:PFM) Grant provides support to ten community and school-based youth mentoring programs selected through a Request for Proposal process. These programs support mentee/mentor matches that meet year round.
All mentoring programs support the state's goal of primary prevention of use and abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) as well as problem gambling. Programs follow the Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring established by the National Mentoring Partnership and will obtain certification through the Iowa Mentoring Partnership. Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Grant Orientation Guide (179.
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pdf Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Introduction Training Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Evaluation Overview Training Qualtrics guidance noted in this training has been updated. Reference the Survey Guidelines and Survey Instrument Instructions below for updated information. Local Boards of Health in Iowa: A Closer Look Training IowaGrants.
gov Overview Training YourLifeIowa. org Overview Training Additional information about the IDPH Prevention Survey including survey forms can be found in the "Prevention Evaluation" section of this portal. FY23 Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Annual Report (595.
71 KB) . pdf Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Active Consent Form (18. 25 KB) .
docx Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Agency or School Administrator Consent Form (15. 08 KB) . docx Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Passive Consent Form (18.
14 KB) . docx Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Prevention Survey Tracking Form (23. 02 KB) .
xlsx FY23 Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Survey Guidelines and Survey Instrument Instructions (289. 96 KB) . pdf Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring (4th Edition) Iowa Mentoring Partnership Certification Process Contact: Chandra Jennings at 515-204-3903
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community and school-based youth mentoring programs in Iowa. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Improving Tomorrow: Prevention Focused Mentoring Grant is funded by Iowa Department of Health & Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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