The Core Prevention Initiative was implemented to provide community-level funding to reduce underage drinking and binge drinking, to prevent suicide, and to provide for other community-based prevention efforts that address local substance abuse problems that may be present within the community.  Core Prevention utilizes the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) public health model, which employs the following five-step process: Needs Assessment; Capacity; Strategic Planning; Implementation of evidence-based prevention efforts; and Evaluation, with Sustainability and Cultural Competence at its foundation. 

 

Resources:

• Core Prevention Structure 
• Overview: Wyoming Department of Revenue, Liquor Division and Wyoming State Liquor Association  
• Invoicing Protocol 
• Importance of Data  

To view a listing of all Community Core Prevention Program Managers and Fiscal Agents, please click here.

To view numerous other resources for Core Prevention as well as other prevention programs, please view the website provided by our technical assistance contractor.

http://www.wyptac.org/CORE-PREVENTION.html

 

Quick Facts – Alcohol Use 55 Percent of Wyoming residents who had at least one drink of alcohol within the past 30 days 42 Percent of Wyoming high school students who had at least one drink of alcohol within the past 30 days 28 Percent of Wyoming high school students who engaged in binge drinking (5 or more drinks on one occasion) within the past 30 days 26 Percent of Wyoming youth who had their first drink of alcohol other than a few sips before age 13 14 Percent of Wyoming adults who engaged in binge drinking within the past 30 days 4 Percent of Wyoming adults who engaged in heavy drinking (10 or more drinks) within the past 30 days