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Tobacco Control Fitness and Nutrition Research Sponsorships
Tobacco Control
Addressing Tobacco in Specific Populations Grantees
July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011*
Communication Service for the Deaf, Inc., Tulsa, OK - $100,000
Serving the deaf and hard of hearing, statewide
Oklahoma State University, Seretean Wellness Center, Stillwater, OK - $100,000
Serving the low socioeconomic status population in Tulsa, Creek, and Payne Counties
*(Grant year is October 1, 2010 through September 20, 2011)
Oklahoma State University, Seretean Wellness Center, Stillwater, OK - $100,000
Serving OSU students in Stillwater and other OSU campuses throughout the state
Communities of Excellence Grantees
October 1, 2010 through September 30, 2011
Wave I
Atoka County Health Department, Atoka, OK - $140,000
Coalition: Atoka/Coal Partnership for Change
Serving Atoka and Coal County
Kids Connection, Tahlequah, OK - $173,412
Coalition: Community Health Coalition of Cherokee County
Serving Cherokee County
City of Elk City, Elk City, OK - $168,650
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 - $185,890
Coalition: Southwest Tobacco Free Oklahoma Coalition
Serving Comanche County
Community Children's Shelter & Family Service Center, Inc., Ardmore, OK - $195,000
Coalition: Carter County Turning Point
Serving Carter County
Gateway to Prevention and Recovery, Shawnee, OK - $205,000
Coalition: Potawatomie Alliance Toward Community Health
Serving Pottawatomie County
Gateway to Prevention and Recovery, Shawnee, OK - $188,000
Coalition: Tri-County Tobacco Control Coalition
Serving Hughes, McIntosh, and Okfuskee Counties
Jackson County Health Department, Altus, OK - $152,000
Coalition: Jackson County Community Health Action Team
Serving Jackson County
Muskogee County Health Department, Muskogee, OK - $324,000
Coalition: Muskogee Turning Point
Serving Muskogee and Sequoyah Counties
Norman Regional Health Systems, Norman, OK - $340,000
Coalition: Cleveland County Turning Point
Serving Cleveland County
Oklahoma City-County Health Department, Oklahoma City, OK - $341,705
Coalition: Oklahoma County Tobacco Use Prevention Coalition
Serving Oklahoma County
Oklahoma State University - Seretean Wellness Center, Stillwater, OK - $202,800
Coalition: Payne County Breathe Easy Coalition
Serving Payne County
Oklahoma State University - Seretean Wellness Center, Stillwater, OK - $190,000
Coalition: Child Abuse Prevention Task Force District XI
Serving Creek County
Osage Nation, Pawhuska, OK - $184,854
Coalition: Osage County Community Partnership Board
Serving Osage County and Osage Tribe of Indians
Pittsburg County Health Department, McAlester, OK - $180,000
Coalition: SouthEast Tobacco-Free Oklahoma Coalition
Serving Pittsburg County
Pushmataha County Health Department, Antlers, OK - $220,000
Coalition: Pushmataha County Turning Point Coalition and Choctaw County Coalition for Change
Serving Pushmataha, Choctaw, and McCurtain Counties
Tulsa County Health Department, Tulsa, OK - $325,000
Coalition: Tulsa Tobacco Free Coalition
Serving Tulsa County
Wave II
Bryan County Health Department, Durant, OK - $185,000
Coalition: U Turn Consortium
Serving Bryan and Marshall Counties
Great Plains Youth and Family Services, Hobart, OK - $175,000
Coalition: Caddo Kiowa Consortium
Serving Caddo and Kiowa Counties
Kingfisher County Health Department, Kingfisher, OK - $154,000
Coalition: Blaine-Kingfisher Tobacco Education Consortium
Serving Blaine and Kingfisher Counties
Langston University, Guthrie, OK - $172,685
Coalition: Logan County Partnership
Serving Logan County
Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group, Inc., Altus, OK - $135,000
Coalition: Red River Tobacco Education Consortium
Serving Greer, Harmon, and Tillman Counties
Oklahoma State University - Seretean Wellness Center, Stillwater, OK - $180,000
Coalition: Okmulgee County Wellness Coalition
Serving Okmulgee County
Wagoner County Health Department, Wagoner, OK - $170,091
Coalition: Wagoner County Family Resource Council
Serving Wagoner County
Wave III
Canadian County Health Department, El Reno, OK - $75,000
Coalition: Canadian County for Children and Families
Serving Canadian County
Gateway to Prevention and Recovery, Shawnee, OK - $75,000
Coalition: Prague Turning Point Coalition
Serving Lincoln & Seminole Counties
KI Bois Community Action Foundation, Stigler, OK - $75,000
Coalition: Living in Latimer Coalition (forming a Consortium)
Serving Haskell and Latimer Counties
LeFlore County Youth Services, Inc, Poteau, OK - $75,000
Coalition: LeFlore County Coalition for Healthy Living
Serving LeFlore County
Norman Regional Health Systems, Norman, OK - $75,00
Coalition: Coalition of Grady County
Serving Grady County
Norman Regional Health Systems, Norman, OK - $75,000
Coalition: Community Alliance of Resources for Everyone
Serving McClain County
Northwest Family Services, Inc, Alva, OK - $75,000
Coalition: Woods County and Major County Coalitions (forming a Consortium)
Serving Woods and Major Counties
Rural Health Projects, Inc, Enid, OK - $75,000
Coalition: Enid Metropolitan Health Planning Committee - Garfield County Tobacco Free Coalition
Serving Garfield County
Pontotoc County Health Department, Ada, OK - $75,000
Coalition: Pontotoc County Turning Point/Systems of Care Coalition
Serving Pontotoc County
The Next Step Network, Inc., Guymon, OK - $75,000
Coalition: Texas County Coalition
Serving Texas County
Cessation Systems Initiatives Grantees
July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011
Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma City, OK - $190,000
Oklahoma Insurance Department, Oklahoma City, OK - $125,000
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Oklahoma City, OK - $234,600
Oklahoma Health Care Authority, Oklahoma City, OK - $235,500
Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline
Free & Clear, Inc., Seattle, WA - $5,300,000
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. Funding is comprised of $4,225,000 from TSET, $775,000 from the Oklahoma State Department of Health and $300,000 from the Oklahoma State and Education Employees Group Insurance Board.
Public Education Health Communication
Visual Image, Oklahoma City, OK - $
Through subcontractor Visual Image, Inc., in Oklahoma, OK, TSET coordinates public health communications to achieve the goals of the Oklahoma Tobacco Control Program. Visual Image Annual Report FY 2009
Program Evaluation
Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma, Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, OK - $741,000
Evaluates the effectiveness of the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline, Community-based Tobacco Control grants, and Health Communication Interventions.
Program Support, Training and Technical Assistance
Oklahoma State Department of Health, Oklahoma City, OK - $475,000
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.
Fitness and Nutrition
July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011
Indian Health Care Resources Center, Tulsa, OK - $341,849
Serving 12 schools in Tulsa County
Research
Oklahoma Tobacco Research Center (OTRC)
University of Oklahoma, Cancer Institute, Oklahoma City, OK - $1,100,000
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.
Oklahoma Center for Adult Stem Cell Research (OCASCR)
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma City, OK - $1,000,000
Builds Oklahoma excellence in one of the fastest growing areas of medical research and serves as a trusted resource for public information. The center opened in April 2010 and will enhance adult stem cell research by providing grant funding for researchers, encouraging recruitment of scientists, and providing education to the people of Oklahoma. (www.ocascr.org)
(To Date - October 5, 2010)
Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma on behalf of the Center on Child Abuse and Neglect in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center 18th Oklahoma Child Abuse and Neglect and Healthy Families Conference to be held August 31 - September 2, 2010 at the Conference Center of the Embassy Suites in Norman, OK. $5,000
Rural Health Association of Oklahoma 19th Annual Conference “Health Reform and Rural Oklahoma” to be held September 23-24, 2010 at the Conference Center of the Embassy Suites in Norman, OK. $3,200
Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy Annual Fall Children’s Legislative Forum “Protect Children” to be held October 13, 2010 at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, OK. $2,500
Public Health Institute of Oklahoma 2nd Annual Oklahoma Turning Point Policy Day to be held October 8, 2010 at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, OK. $1,000
Oklahoma Nurses Foundation 2010 Annual Convention "Nurses Set the Pace for a Healthier Oklahoma: Strategies for Action" to be held, October 28, 2010 at the Tulsa Convention Center, Tulsa, OK. $2,300
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