Copper Country Coalition for a Drug-free
Community Logic Model
Assumptions
In order to reduce alcohol, marijuana and other
drug use by youth, a community-wide intervention
is needed.
To ensure that the intervention will be relevant
to youth, they must be involved in planning and
implementation.
Current community norms are accepting of
alcohol, marijuana and other drug use in the
community.
Reduced availability of alcohol will reduce
alcohol, marijuana and other drug use by youth.
Use of alcohol by youth can be reduced through:
- An outreach
campaign that addresses alcohol, marijuana
and other drug use in youth
- Education
about the penalties of selling and/or
supplying alcohol to underage youth
- More
stringent monitoring of sales of alcohol to
underage youth
Unstructured time
leads to experimentation with alcohol, marijuana
and other drugs by youth.
Protective factors decrease the risk of alcohol,
marijuana and other drug use by youth.
Risk factors increase the risk of alcohol,
marijuana and other drug use by youth.
Providing a variety of youth programs will
- increase
protective factors and decrease risk factors
- reduce
unstructured time
- reduce
alcohol, marijuana and other drug use by
youth
Increasing
parental understanding of protective and risk
factors will lead to increased protective
factors and reduced risk factors in their
children.
Actions
Develop and sustain commitment to the Coalition.
Create strategic plan
- Obtain youth
participation in planning and
implementation.
Plan & implement
an outreach campaign to address
- community
norms related to alcohol, marijuana and
other drug use
- penalties
for selling alcohol to underage youth
- protective
and risk factors in youth.
Access to alcohol
for underage youth
- retail sales
- provision of
alcohol by adults
Provide a variety
of accessible coordinated youth programs
Evaluate the effectiveness of the project
Outcomes
Community
Outcomes
Expand membership of Copper Country Coalition
for a Drug-free Community.
Increase agency and government involvement in
Copper Country Coalition for a Drug-free
Community
Increase awareness of community role in alcohol,
marijuana and other drug use by youth.
Increase parents' awareness of their role in
increasing protective factors and reducing risk
factors in their children.
Increase awareness of youth alcohol and drug
problems.
Decrease community norms that accept alcohol,
marijuana and other drug use by youth.
Increase awareness of the penalties of selling
alcohol to underage youth for those licensed to
sell liquor.
Increase retailer compliance with the law.
Increase quality activities/programs available
to youth.
Increase coordination of youth programs.
Youth Outcomes
Increase participation in youth activities/
programs.
Increase protective factors in youth.
Decrease risk factors in youth.
Decrease use of alcohol, marijuana and other
drugs by youth. |
