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which will be carried out by the Prevention Policy Board and the Business Panners in <br /> the second year. <br /> <br />5. Provide speakers to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce meeting annually to update <br /> business on the three-year strategy which will be carried out by the Prevention Policy <br /> Board in the second year. <br /> <br />The fourth goal is to involve youth and their parents in prevention activities. This goal will <br />include the following objectives which will be conducted by the Prevention Policy Board in <br />the second and third year: <br /> <br />l. Conduct "knock and talks" door to door to recruit parent and youth participation in <br /> program activities. <br /> <br />2. Train newly recruited parents and youth to become community facilitators. <br /> <br />The final goal is to communicate successes of risk-focused prevention which will be <br />conducted by the Prevention Policy Board, the Santa Aha 2000 Executive Committee and <br />Youth Alternatives Committee, and the Recreation and Community Services Agency. <br /> <br />1. Develop PSAs to run on local cable channel (during the second and third years). <br /> <br />2. Write articles for the Chamber of Commerce Newsletter, the "Eye on Santa Ana" <br /> community newspaper and the "Spotlight on CDA" newsletter (at least one article per <br /> year). <br /> <br />3. Through the SA 2000 Youth Alternatives Committee, provide updates to the Executive <br /> Committee (twice a year for all three years). <br /> <br />4. Develop an awareness campaign to recognize achievement of individual and risk- <br /> focused prevention as a whole (during the second year). <br /> <br />5. To continue awareness campaign, conduct a community fair promoting successes <br /> (during the third year). <br /> <br />6. Seek additional resources to continue and expand program (during the third year). <br /> <br />PROJECT BUDGET NARRATIVE <br /> <br />The Santa Aha Community Action Network budget will utilize existing resources to enhance <br />grant funds. In addition to the matching fund requirements, the Recreation and Community <br />Services Agency will contribute the necessary resources, supervision, and adminislrative <br />overhead required to complete the project. <br /> <br />The project budget includes staffing designed to cover all aspects of the program components. <br /> <br /> <br />