Addressing Tobacco in Specific Populations Grantees
July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009
Communication Services for the Deaf, Inc., Tulsa, OK, $100,000
Serving the deaf and hard of hearing, statewide |
Oklahoma State University, Center for Health Sciences Prevention Programs, Tulsa, OK, $100,000
Serving the low socioeconomic status population in Tulsa, Creek, and Payne Counties |
Oklahoma State University, Seretean Wellness Center, Stillwater, OK, $100,000
Serving OSU students in Stillwater and other OSU campuses throughout the state |
Rural Health Projects, Inc., Northwest AHEC, Enid, OK, $99,659
Serving to prevent smokeless tobacco use among youth in Alfalfa, Blaine, Garfield, Grant, Kingfisher, and Major Counties |
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Communities of Excellence (Wave I) Grantees
October 1, 2008 through September 30, 2009
Atoka County Health Department, Atoka, OK, $157,294
Coalition: Atoka/Coal Partnership for Change
Serving Atoka and Coal Counties and the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma |
Bill Willis Community Mental Health Center, Tahlequah, OK, $172,817
Coalition: Community Health Coalition of Cherokee County
Serving Cherokee County |
City of Elk City, Elk City, OK, $171,650
Coalition: Western Oklahoma Tobacco Control Coalition for Community Strengthening
Serving Beckham, Roger Mills, Washita, and Custer Counties, and the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribe |
Comanche County Memorial Hospital, Lawton, OK, $206,550
Coalition: Southwest Tobacco Free Oklahoma Coalition
Serving Comanche County |
Community Children's Shelter & Family Service Center, Inc., Ardmore, OK, $194,000
Coalition: Carter County Turning Point
Serving Carter County |
Gateway to Prevention and Recovery, Shawnee, OK, $130,299
Coalition: Shawnee Asset Building Alliance
Serving Pottawatomie County |
John Crow IV Foundation, Dustin, OK, $191,000
Coalition: Rural Community Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition
Serving Hughes, McIntosh, and Okfuskee Counties |
Muskogee County Health Department, Muskogee, OK, $319,483
Coalition: Muskogee Turning Point
Serving Muskogee and Sequoyah Counties |
Norman Regional Health Systems, Norman, OK, $279,043
Coalition: Cleveland County Turning Point
Serving Cleveland County |
Oklahoma City-County Health Department, Oklahoma City, OK, $309,164
Coalition: Oklahoma County Tobacco Use Prevention Coalition
Serving Oklahoma County |
Osage Tribe of Indians, Pawhuska, OK, $184,854
Coalition: Osage County Community Partnership Board
Serving Osage County and Osage Tribe of Indians |
Pan OK APRC: OSU Center for Health Sciences, Stillwater, OK, $192,000
Coalition: Stillwater Mayor's Wellness Committee
Serving Payne County |
Pittsburg County Health Department, McAlester, OK, $165,000
Coalition: SouthEast Tobacco-Free Oklahoma Coalition
Serving Pittsburg County |
Pushmataha County Health Department, Antlers, OK, $221,000
Coalition: Pushmataha County Turning Point Coalition and Choctaw County Coalition for Change
Serving Pushmataha, Choctaw, and McCurtain Counties |
Southwest OK Community Action Group, Inc., Altus, OK, $154,792
Coalition: Jackson County Community Health Action Team
Serving Jackson County |
Tri-County APRC: OSU Center For Health Sciences, Morris, OK, $188,496
Coalition: Child Abuse Prevention Task Force District XI, Creek County Chapter
Serving Creek County |
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Communities of Excellence (Wave II) Grantees
October 1, 2008 through September 30, 2009
Bryan County Health Department, Durant, OK, $125,000
Coalition: U Turn Consortium
Serving Bryan and Marshall Counties |
Great Plains Youth and Family Services, Hobart, OK, $125,000
Coalition: Caddo Kiowa Consortium
Serving Caddo and Kiowa Counties |
Kingfisher County Health Department, Kingfisher, OK, $125,000
Coalition: Blaine-Kingfisher Tobacco Education Consortium
Serving Blaine and Kingfisher Counties |
Langston University, Guthrie, OK, $124,988
Coalition: Logan County Sooner SUCCESS
Serving Logan County |
Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group, Inc., Altas, OK, $125,000
Coalition: Red River Tobacco Education Consortium
Serving Greer, Harmon, and Tillman Counties |
Tri-County APRC: OSU Center for Health Sciences, Morris, OK, $125,000
Coalition: Okmulgee County Wellness Coalition
Serving Okmulgee County |
Wagoner County Health Department, Wagoner, OK, $120,091
Coalition: Wagoner County Family Resource Council
Serving Wagoner County |
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Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline Contract
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Free & Clear, Inc., Seattle, WA, $5,090,000
Provides a telephone-based tobacco cessation service at no-charge to all Oklahomans who are ready to quit tobacco use. Also provides consultation to Oklahoma health care professionals regarding effective tobacco dependence treatment. TSET funds to Free & Clear, Inc., $3,750,000, through June 30, 2009. Oklahoma State Department of Health funds to Free & Clear, Inc., $1,340,000, through June 30, 2009.
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Oklahoma Tobacco Research Center
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University of Oklahoma, Cancer Institute, Oklahoma City, OK, $710,000
Provides research to identify, evaluate, and disseminate best practices in tobacco control; translating research to practice for tobacco control projects in Oklahoma. Serves as a statewide collaborative, providing seed grants and bringing together researchers from a variety of disciplines and from various institutions throughout the state. FY 2008 begins an 18-month planning phase which will be followed by a three and a half year implementation phase.
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Public Health Communication Interventions
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Oklahoma State Department of Health, Oklahoma City, OK, $3,514,216
Through subcontractor Visual Image, Inc., in Oklahoma, OK, the OSDH coordinates public helath communications to achieve the goals of the Oklahoma Tobacco Control Program.
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Program Evaluation
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Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma, Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, OK, $710,000
Evaluates the effectiveness of the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline, Community-based Tobacco Control grants, and Public Health Communication Interventions.
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Program Support, Training and Technical Assistance
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Oklahoma State Department of Health, Oklahoma City, OK, $495,570
Provides technical assistance and training to TSET-funded grantees related to tobacco control. Facilitates grantee progress toward outcomes. Leverages additional services which are provided in-kind by staff funded by the CDC.
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