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LIST
of PREVENTION TOPICS LINKS
to PREVENTION RESOURCES:
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K
ansas Prevention Resources
L
inks to services, programs, and
organizations in Kansas devoted
to youth substance abuse and violence
prevention
(including
county data on multiple indicators relative to prevention) –
Listed below are links to Kansas organizations that provide services,
programs, and various resources related to youth substance abuse and violence
prevention efforts in schools and communities. These
resources, including among others, the websites that provide annually-updated,
county data on multiple indicators relative to prevention (Connect
Kansas), local (county by county) services and programs (Community
Access Network), and other state and national resources (Kansas
Family Partnership ) provide assistance and support for
school/community/family needs assessment processes, interventions and program
design, community capacity/partnership building, and program
monitoring/evaluation efforts.
(Please Note –
The
Child
Safety HOTLINES in Kansas
are provided in the first two
items
below.)
·
Kansas School Safety Hotline
–Students, teachers, staff,
and others are asked to call
the
Kansas School Safety Hotline
at 1-877-626-8203 toANONYMOUSLY
report any
potential acts of violence. http://www.ksde.org/hotline.html ·
Child
Abuse Reporting Hotline
– If you suspect child abuse, Kansas
law requires you
to
report this. Please call theChild
Abuse Reporting Hotline at 1-800-922-5330.
(This hotline is a service of the Kansas Department of Social and
Rehabilitation Services.) http://www.srskansas.org/CFS/Child%20Abuse%20Reprting%20Guide.pdf
(Note:
You may also call the CHILDHELP USA “National
Child Abuse Reporting Hotline” at
1-800-4-A-Child.)
·
KAN-DIS:
Kansas Discipline Incident Reporting System
(Kansas State Department of Education,
or KSDE)
·
Kansas
Bullying Prevention Program Website
(Developed with discretionary funds from
the Governor’s Discretionary Portion of Federal Safe and
Drug-Free Schools and Communities
Program)
·
Kansas
Drug Demand Reduction Coordinated Prevention Initiative
(Kansas Office of the
Governor, Kansas Department of
Social and Rehabilitation Services, or SRS, and Kansas
National Guard)
http://www.smokyhillfoundation.com/ddr.html
·
Governor’s
Discretionary Portion of Federal Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities
Program
(State of Kansas, Office of the Governor) http://www.governor.ks.gov/grants/grants_sdfscpp.htm
·
Youth
Gang Prevention Resources (Kansas
State Department of Education and Kansas Juvenile Justice Authority)
http://www.ksde.org/outcomes/counselingjjp.html
·
Addiction and Prevention Services
(Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services)
http://www.srskansas.org/hcp/aaps/AAPSPrevention.htm
·
Resources and Training Opportunities for Kansas Safe and
Drug-Free Schools
and
Communities Programs
(Kansas State
Department of Education, or KSDE, State and Federal
Programs,
or SFP) http://www.ksde.org/sfp/drugfree/contentpg.htm
·
Kansas Coordinated School Health Program
(Kansas State Department of Education, or KSDE,
and Kansas Department of Health and Environment, or KDHE)
·
Kansas
Family Partnership
(Kansas Family
Partnership, or KFP, statewide, non-profit organization
focusing on substance abuse prevention)
·
The
Kansas RADAR (Regional Alcohol and Drug Awareness Resources) Network
(administered in Kansas by the Kansas Family Partnership [KFP])
This network of information provides Kansans with free printed materials and an
audio/visual
lending library. http://www.kansasfamily.com/getresources-radarintro.cfm
·
Beach
Center on Disability (Federally
funded research on Positive Behavioral Supports, or PBS,
in the classroom) http://www.beachcenter.org/research/default.asp?strResource=&Type=General%20Topic&act=view&id=9
·
Ensuring a Comprehensive System of Quality Services for
the Prevention and Treatment
of Addictions in Kansas: Strategic
Plan 2004-2009 Update (Kansas
Department of Social
and Rehabilitation Services, or SRS)
http://www.srskansas.org/hcp/aaps/pdf/StrategicPlan.pdf
·
Contact
Information for Kansas Regional Prevention Centers, or RPCs
(Kansas Department
of Social and
Rehabilitation Services, or SRS) http://www.srskansas.org/2004_Business_plan/RegionalPreventionCenters.pdf
·
Connect
Kansas – County Data on Multiple Indicators relevant to the Promotion of Safe
and Caring Communities
(Southeast Kansas Education Service Center, also
known as Greenbush; and the Kansas
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services, or SRS)
·
Kansas
“Communities That Care” Data
(Southeast
Kansas Education Service Center, or Greenbush,
and the Kansas Department of
Social and Rehabilitation Services, or SRS)
·
Kansas Community Access Network
(Community Access Network, or CAN, an organization
providing
web-based information regarding locally-accessible agencies and programs that
can provide
valuable
resources for school and community substance abuse and violence prevention
efforts in each
Kansas county)
·
Kansas Child Protective Services Programs and Child
Abuse Reporting Hotline
(Kansas Department
of Social and
Rehabilitation Services, or SRS) http://www.srskansas.org/hotlines.htm
·
Information
Regarding the Kansas Juvenile Justice System and Juvenile Crime Data
(Kansas Juvenile
Justice
Authority, or JJA) http://jja.state.ks.us/about.htm
·
Meeting
the Educational Needs of Kansas Youth in State Custody
(Kansas Juvenile Justice Authority, or JJA, in
collaboration with Kansas State Department of Education, or KSDE, the Kansas
Department of Social and
Rehabilitation Services, or SRS, and local partners) http://jja.state.ks.us/Educate.htm ·
Kansas SAFE KIDS, Inc.
(Kansas Department of Health and Environment, or KDHE, and a coalition of sixty
statewide
and regional organizations and businesses)
http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/safekids/index.html
·
Kansas Plan for Suicide Prevention
(Kansas Department of Health and Environment, or KDHE)
http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/idp/state_suicide_prevention.html
·
Kansas
Tobacco Use Prevention Program
(Kansas
Department of Health and Environment, or KDHE) http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/tobacco/index.html
The
above Kansas resources can help enhance school
and
community prevention programs through increased access to services, integrated
service delivery opportunities, annual needs assessments,
program
monitoring/evaluation processes, access to county data,
and
opportunities for effective community capacity-building efforts
on behalf of Kansas children, youth, and families.
W
orking together, we
can help Kansas kids be safe,
drug-free,
and informed!
Please
let us know how we can assist
in your efforts
to promote the well-being, health, and safety of children and youth in Kansas.
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