UPRIVER YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL INC

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2026-01-21

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2025-01-23

2020-06-08

2024-08-30

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Department of Health and Human Services

UPRIVER YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL STOP ACT PROGRAM - • COMMUNITY PROFILE: KAMIAH, ID IS A SMALL FRONTIER COMMUNITY WITH A POPULATION OF 1,273, CHARACTERIZED BY ITS RURAL SETTING AND HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE AS THE WINTER HOME OF THE NEZ PERCE TRIBE. THE AREA FACES CHALLENGES SUCH AS ECONOMIC DECLINE, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT, AND SIGNIFICANT RATES OF POVERTY, ESPECIALLY AMONG CHILDREN AND THE ELDERLY. • SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH: THE REGION REPORTS HIGH LEVELS OF ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACES) AND SUBSTANCE USE, PARTICULARLY AMONG YOUTH. CONTRIBUTING FACTORS INCLUDE THE RURAL LOCATION, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, AND CULTURAL NORMS. THERE IS A LACK OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAMS. • UYLC INITIATIVES: THE UPRIVER YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (UYLC) AIMS TO ADDRESS THESE ISSUES THROUGH VARIOUS INITIATIVES, INCLUDING REDUCING ALCOHOL ACCESS, PROMOTING PRO-SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT, AND ENHANCING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. THEY EMPLOY STRATEGIES LIKE RESPONSIBLE BEVERAGE SERVER TRAINING, COMPLIANCE CHECKS, AND THE SAFE HOMES PROGRAM. • GOALS AND EVALUATION: UYLC HAS SET CLEAR GOALS TO REDUCE ALCOHOL USE AMONG STUDENTS AND INCREASE PRO-SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES. THEY PLAN TO USE A DATA-DRIVEN APPROACH TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THEIR INITIATIVES AND MAKE NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS TO ACHIEVE THEIR OBJECTIVES. THE DOCUMENT OUTLINES THE STAFF ROLES, COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, AND DETAILED PLANS FOR IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION.

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2023-09-18

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UPRIVER YOUTH LEADERSHIP PARTNERSHIPS FOR SUCCESS - THE MISSION OF THE UPRIVER YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (UYLC) IS TO EMPOWER YOUTH AND ADULTS TO BUILD A HEALTHIER COMMUNITY THROUGH PREVENTION LEADERSHIP. UYLC IS COMMITTED TO BUILDING A STRONG, HEALTHY COMMUNITY THAT OFFERS OUR YOUTH POSITIVE ALTERNATIVES TO USING DRUGS AND ALCOHOL. UYLC IS CURRENTLY FOCUSING ON REDUCING UNDERAGE DRINKING AND YOUTH MARIJUANA USE BY REDUCING ACCESS (BOTH SOCIAL AND RETAIL), CHANGING SOCIAL NORMS, INCREASING THE PERCEPTION OF HARM, AND PROVIDING MORE PROSOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR FAMILIES AND FOR YOUTH. THE UYLC SERVICE AREA MIRRORS THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES, AND PREVENTION SERVICES ARE OPEN TO ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS. KAMIAH HAS A LONG LINEAGE OF NATIVE AMERICANS, LOGGERS, FORESTERS, AND AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY WORKERS WHO EMBRACE A "WORK HARD-PLAY HARD" LIFESTYLE THAT HISTORICALLY INCLUDED ALCOHOL AND SMOKING. MARIJUANA AND METH USE HAVE ALSO BECOME PREVALENT OVER TIME. MOST NOTABLE ABOUT KAMIAH RESIDENTS IS THE TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF COMMUNITY PRIDE AND ACTION AS A FAMILY UNIT IN TIMES OF NEED, AND THIS CARRIES OVER INTO OUR COALITION WORK; THERE IS ALWAYS SOMEONE THERE TO HELP US OUT WITH WHATEVER WE NEED. KAMIAH IS A SMALL FRONTIER TOWN LOCATED IN CENTRAL IDAHO WITH A POPULATION OF ABOUT 4600 WITHIN THE 83536 ZIP CODE. KAMIAH IS LOCATED IN TWO COUNTIES (IDAHO AND LEWIS) AND IS ON THE NEZ PERCE TRIBE RESERVATION. THE THREE PRIMARY GOALS OF THE UPRIVER YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL ARE TO: 1. FOSTER LEADERSHIP AND RESILIENCE SKILLS IN OUR COMMUNITY YOUTH. 2. PREVENT THE INITIATION OF YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE. 3. BUILD A COLLABORATIVE, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY-WIDE PREVENTION INFRASTRUCTURE. UYLC WILL USE THE STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK MODEL TO ACHIEVE THE GOAL AND OBJECTIVES OF THE 2023 PARTNERSHIPS FOR SUCCESS APPLICATION: GOAL 1: STRENGTHEN PREVENTION CAPACITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL TO REDUCE THE PREVALENCE OF 30-DAY SUBSTANCE USE IN KSD STUDENTS 6-12TH GRADE. OBJECTIVE 1A: BY 9/29/2024, EXPAND THE UYLC SAFE HOMES BY DEVELOPING EIGHT PREVENTION VIDEOS AND PURCHASING ONE KIOSK. OBJECTIVE 2A: BY 9/29/2024, ONE COMMUNITY TEEN CENTER WILL BE OPERATIONAL SIX DAYS PER WEEK TO INCREASE PRO-SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH AND FAMILIES IN KAMIAH. OBJECTIVE 3A: BY 9/29/2024, ONE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER WILL BE PLACED IN THE KSD TO REDUCE BEHAVIORAL ISSUES RELATED TO SUBSTANCE MISUSE. O OBJECTIVE 4A: BY 9/29/2024, 1,000 HOURS OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES WILL BE FACILITATED TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF SUBSTANCE MISUSE RELATED TO POOR MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH. OBJECTIVE 5A: BY 9/29/2024, ONE RECOVERY CENTER WILL BE OPERATIONAL TO PROVIDE RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES THAT PROMOTE RECOVERY THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, AND SERVICE. OBJECTIVE 6A: BY 9/29/2024, PROVIDE TRAINING OF TEN UYLC/YAB MEMBERS ON THE STRATEGICPREVENTION FRAMEWORK MODEL.

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2022-08-18

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Department of Health and Human Services

UYLC DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES - THE PROPOSED DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES SUPPORT PROGRAM (DFC) PROJECT IS TO INCREASE COMMUNITY COLLABORATION TO BUILD THE CAPACITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE NECESSARY TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY-LEVEL CHANGE AND REDUCE YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE RELATED TO ALCOHOL AND MARIJUANA. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL SERVE KAMIAH, A SMALL FRONTIER COMMUNITY IN NORTH CENTRAL IDAHO WITH A POPULATION OF APPROXIMATELY 4,600 IN ITS SERVICE AREA. OUR COMMUNITY HAS BEEN PLAGUED WITH A HISTORY OF SUBSTANCE USE RESULTING FROM A” WORK HARD, PLAY HARD” MENTALITY. GIVEN THIS HISTORY, INCREASING THE CAPACITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE OF OUR COMMUNITY TO TACKLE YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE IS PARAMOUNT TO THE OVERALL HEALTH OF OUR POPULATION. BECAUSE OF OUR COUNTY’S RICH HISTORY OF SUBSTANCE MISUSE, THE POPULATION OF FOCUS FOR THE PROJECT IS THE KAMIAH SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS, PARENTS, AND YOUTH. THE PROJECT SEEKS TO SERVE THE ENTIRE POPULATION ANNUALLY, AND OVER THE LIFE OF THE PROJECT, WITH BOTH OF ITS GOALS. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL SERVE KAMIAH WITH ITS TWO MAIN GOALS: INCREASE COMMUNITY COLLABORATION AND REDUCE YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE, RELATED TO UNDERAGE DRINKING AND MARIJUANA MISUSE. PROGRESS TOWARDS GOALS WILL BE MEASURED BY AN INCREASE IN COALITION PARTICIPATION AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATION BY 10% ANNUALLY; A DECREASE IN PAST 30-DAY YOUTH ALCOHOL AND MARIJUANA USE, PEER AND PARENTAL DISAPPROVAL, PERCEPTION OF HARM, AND INCREASE IN SUPPORT FOR AGENCIES THAT WORK WITH PEOPLE AFFECTED BY SUBSTANCE USE/MISUSE. THROUGH DFC FUNDING, OUR COMMUNITY WILL WORK TO FURTHER STRENGTHEN CAPACITY AND COLLABORATION AMONG ADULTS AND KEY STAKEHOLDERS, AS STRONG PARTNERSHIPS WILL BE VITAL TO THE SUCCESS OF THE PROJECT. SPECIAL EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON 0–18- YEAR-OLDS WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR 20.1% OF THE OVERALL POPULATION. UTILIZING THE MOST EFFECTIVE PUBLIC HEALTH PREVENTION STRATEGIES FOCUSED ON COMMUNITY COLLABORATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE INCLUDING THE STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK AND CADCA’S SEVEN STRATEGIES FOR COMMUNITY-LEVEL CHANGE, THE UPRIVER YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL WILL PROVIDE EVIDENCE-BASED INITIATIVES TO ADDRESS YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE RELATED TO UNDERAGE DRINKING AND MARIJUANA USE. THE PROJECT COORDINATOR ALONG WITH THE COALITION MEMBERS WILL ENGAGE YOUTH BY OUTREACHING TO PUBLIC-SCHOOL SYSTEMS AS WELL AS TO CHURCH YOUTH GROUPS, YOUTH-ORIENTED GROUPS, AND PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCHOOLS. THE PROJECT COORDINATOR AND COALITION MEMBERS WILL ALSO SUPPORT A GROUP OF YOUTH ADVOCATES AS THEY LEARN TO LEAD THEIR PEERS, SCHOOLS, AND COMMUNITY IN SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION EFFORTS.

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2019-08

Youth Development: Youth Development Programs

Type of organization and use of contribution: A public charity. Deductibility Limitation: 50% (60% for cash contributions)

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