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Financials

Where does Green County Prevention Partnership get its funding?

Since 2016, Green County Prevention Partnership (then Better Brodhead) has received funding from local, regional, state, and federal sources to carry out prevention-focused projects throughout Green County. The coalition’s Board of Directors provides strategic oversight and guidance for these initiatives.

Federal grant awards are managed by Green County Prevention Partnership’s fiscal agent, Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program, Inc. (SWCAP), which also serves as the employer of record for the coalition’s staff members. The Program Director leads grant implementation and regularly reports progress to the Board and funders. Each remaining staff member is responsible for executing specific activities outlined within individual grants.

A majority of the funding received is restricted, requiring it to be used for designated purposes, projects, or timeframes specified by the funder. Donations may be either restricted or unrestricted, depending on the donor’s intent. Unrestricted contributions are generally allocated toward youth programs, event-related meals, and school supplies.

Green County Prevention Partnership Grant Resources

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Mental Health Awareness Training (MHAT)

Dec 30, 2022- Dec 29, 2026

$125,000/year

Goals

Target Audience: Green & Lafayette Counties

Goal 1: Increase the Capacity of Professionals and Individuals to Detect and Respond to Mental Health Issues

  • ASIST, safeTalk, START training

Goal 2: Improve the Mental Health of People Living in Green and Lafayette Counties

  • Increase # of referrals to mental health services

Drug-Free Communities (DFC)

Sept. 29, 2016-Sept. 28, 2026

$125,000/year

Goals

Target Audience: Brodhead School District

Goal 1: Capacity Building

  • Increase Youth and Volunteer Involvement

Goal 2: Decrease Youth Substance Use

  • Decrease Alcohol, Marijuana Use and Rx Misuse

Sober Truth on Preventing Underage Drinking (STOP Act)

April 30, 2020-April 29, 2024

$50,000/year

Goals

Target Audience: Green County LGBTQ+ Youth, 12-20 years old

Goal 1: Reduce Alcohol Use

  • Decrease Binge drinking and Drinking and Driving

Goal 2: Increase capacity in 6 School Districts for Inclusive Environment

  • Train educators and advisors
  • Promote Trauma-Informed Approach

Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA)​

July 1, 2021-June 20, 2026

$50,000 per year

Goals

Target Audience: Green County Hispanic Youth, 12-18 years old

Goal 1: Reduce Opioid, Meth, and Prescription Drug Misuse

  • Decrease Rx Drug Misuse

Goal 2: Change the culture around acceptance of Rx drug misuse

  • Decrease Stigma and Increase Capacity to Address Diversity

State Opioid Response (SOR)

Annual (Sept-August)

$5,000-$10,000

Dependent on funding

Goals

Target Audience: Green County Population

Goal 1: Reduce Access to Rx Drugs

  • Drug Take-Back events
  • Distribute Lock Boxes and Return Envelopes

Goal 2: Increase Awareness

  • Community Education Event
  • Public Awareness Campaign

Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America National Coalition Institute (CADCA)​

July 2022-July 2023

$8,000

Dependent on invitation & funding

Goals

Project: Green County MOUD Awareness

Goal 1: Increase the Availability of Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)

  • Decrease Stigma towards patients with OUD
  • Decrease Stigma towards the use of medication for OUD

Alliance for WI Youth (AWY)

Annual (Jan-June)

$2,000-$3,000

Dependent on funding

Goals

Purpose: Coalition Capacity Building

Goal 1: Coalition Skill Building

  • Work through modules on organization structure, member engagement, leadership, and capacity building