Greater Gresham Area Prevention Partnership

GGAPP's Evaluation Strategy

GGAPP is a drug prevention coalition program federally funded through the Executive Office of the President / Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) & Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSA).

To measure our effectiveness and our impact in the community we utilize a variety of evaluation tools. These include statewide surveys, independently created surveys, information provided by schools and local government agencies, and feedback from coalition members and leaders.

GGAPP's evaluation strategy measures both Evaluation of Coalition Efforts and Evaluation of Coalition Operation.

The Importance of Evaluation

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Evaluation of Coalition Efforts

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Community Resources Survey, 2008-2009:

Evaluation of Coalition Operation

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Faith Team Evaluation

The Faith Team held a successful Leadership Training: Introduction to a Congregational Alcohol and Other Drug Ministry.

How successful was this training? Very!

71% of attendees stated they will be able to apply the information they learned in their work and within their congregation.

93% believed they are now better able to "understand the role of the congregation in alcohol and other drug abuse prevention and addition recovery support" as a result of this training.

When asked what the best part of this training was, participants responded:

"Getting input into an area that has been personally challenging"

"[this event] reduced my antipathy toward organized religion"

"learning how I as a Pastor can better serve my congregation and community in drug prevention"

"the framework it offers to undertake the ministry — good humor and perspective ( realistic)"

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