Resource Briefs
Each Resource Brief contains links to selected publications, Web sites, online events, and other resources that were selected for their value to grantees. Each Resource Page focuses on a specific activity (such as funding, evaluation, or social marketing) or issue (such as mental health, suicide, or gangs).
Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) National Evaluation
The 2005 Safe Schools/Healthy Students grant sites are participants in a cross site National Evaluation being conducted by MANILA Consulting Group, Inc., and its partners RMC Research Corporation and Battelle Centers for Public Health Research and Evaluation. Please visit this site for more information about this effort and the National Evaluation Team (NET).
National Center Publications
While it is it's own section, you may want to look here for publications created by Center staff to address a wide range of issues and needs of the grantees. Here you'll find Evidence-Based Intervention Factsheets, the Communication Toolkit, Center Briefs, and the PBIS Guid.
Leaving a Legacy Wheel
The Leaving a Legacy Wheel focuses on strategies and resources for sustainability.
SAMHSA Model Programs
The programs featured on this Web site (http://modelprograms.samhsa.gov
/template.cfm?page=default) have been tested in communities, schools, social service organizations, and workplaces and have provided solid proof that they have prevented or reduced substance abuse and other related high-risk behaviors. Programs included have been reviewed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s National Registry of Effective Programs.
Conference Materials
This section provides access to selected materials from Center events, including the 2004 National Conference. These materials include PowerPoint presentations and conference summaries.
Technical Partners
The Center’s expertise is enhanced by a valuable group of technical partner organizations with expertise in promoting mental health and preventing violence and substance abuse as well as in important issues such as cultural competence and human development. The Web sites of these organizations include valuable publications and resources.
Virtual Library
The Virtual Library is a searchable database of materials selected and reviewed by Center staff. The Virtual Library includes citations to government documents, reports, curricula, research articles, presentations, Web sites, and other resources. Most print materials referenced in the Virtual Library are available for download.
