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CAPT Technical Assistance and Training Resources

CAPT Technical Assistance and Training Resources. New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) Albany, New York. February 4, 2010. Linda Barovier, NE RET. What is the Purpose of the CAPT?.

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CAPT Technical Assistance and Training Resources

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  1. CAPT Technical Assistance and Training Resources New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) Albany, New York February 4, 2010 Linda Barovier, NE RET

  2. What is the Purpose of the CAPT? • To strengthen the capacity of States, Tribes, Jurisdictions and other grantees to implement SAMHSA’s Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) • To strengthen the knowledge, skills, and expertise of the prevention workforce to implement the SPF and related accountability systems

  3. An Integrated CAPT System 5 Regional Expert Teams (RET) Decentralized regional network system CORE Centralized Capacity +

  4. WA WA ME M ND MT MN OR WI NY ID MI MI WY WY PA IA NV IN NV OH IL IL E UT U WV CA CO VA KS KY KY MO MO NC TN TN AZ AZ OK SC NM NM AR AL GA MS TX TX LA LA FL FL AK

  5. RET Regions NE RET AK WA WA CENTRAL RET MT ME MN ME ND MT WI OR MN NY VT SD NH OR WI NY MA Northern Mariana Islands SD ID PA IA RI MI MI CT WY WY IN PA OH IA NE NJ DE NV IN NV OH IL IL NE Guam UT UT MD VA WV WV KS Marshall Islands CA District of Columbia CO CO VA NC KS KY KY MO MO NC OK SC TN Palau TN AR AZ AZ GA MS OK SC NM NM AR SE RET AL GA MS Micronesia Puerto Rico TX TX LA LA Hawaii FL FL AmericanSamoa WEST RET US Virgin Islands SW RET Designates tribal grantee

  6. SPF SIG Cohorts Montana Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council Lower Brule Sioux Tribe Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians Winnebago TribeTribe Northern Arapaho California Native American Health Center Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council MT WA WA MN ME ME WI OR ND MT NY MN SD VT NH OR WI NY MA NorthernMariana Islands PA SD ID IA RI MI MI CT IN OH WY WY PA NE IA NJ DE NV IN NV OH IL IL NE Guam VA UT UT MD KS WV WV Marshall Islands CA District of Columbia NC CO CO VA KS KY KY MO MO OK SC NC AR Palau TN TN AZ AZ GA MS OK SC NM NM AR AL GA MS Micronesia Tohono O’dham Nation Puerto Rico TX TX LA LA Cook-In-let Tribal Council Hawaii FL AmericanSamoa FL Cherokee Nation AK Dena Nena Henash US Virgin Islands AK Cohort I Cohort III Cohort II Cohort IV

  7. Composition of Each RET • Regional Coordinator • Assistant Coordinator • Evaluator • Epidemiologist • TTA Specialist(s) + CAPT Associates • TTA Coordinator • GRAA Specialist • IT Specialist • Administrative Assistant

  8. The Purpose of T/TA • SPF SIGs are expected to meet key milestones for each step of the SPF • CAPT T/TA is designed to help you meet these milestones

  9. The Purpose of T/TA For example: Step 1. Assessment: Complete needs and resource assessment by end of Month 4

  10. T/TA to Meet Step 1 Benchmark • Identify available prevention resources at State, Jurisdiction, and Tribe level • Determine sources of local data and data gaps for local grantees • Synthesize research on particular populations, such as 18-to-24 year-olds, elderly, and returning vets • Orient SEOW to the SPF SIG and to process for prioritizing epi data

  11. Some Effective T/TA Strategies • Prepare SPF SIG staff and Advisory Councils for what’s coming down the pike • Help grantees understand ramifications of their decisions • Facilitate peer-to-peer sharing, across Cohorts • Share materials, tools, and products across States and cohorts

  12. What Methods Do We Use? • Face-to-Face • Phone and E-mails • Moderated Audio Calls • Webinars • Narrated Presentations • Moderated Online Courses • Electronic Mailing Lists, Web Portals

  13. Accessing CAPT Services • Each State, Tribe, and Jurisdiction grantee has access to a CAPT Regional Expert Team • Grantees may access services through CSAP State Project Officer or through RET, directly • All CAPT service requests are approved by CSAP State and CAPT Project Officers

  14. In Summary • The new, integrated CAPT ensures access to quality T/TA services, delivered consistently across RETs • CAPT experience working with past SPF SIG cohorts lets us anticipate your T/TA needs • Services are tailored to meet client needs, as well as funder requirements

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