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HWTF PRIORITY POPULATION GRANTS: <br />SCHOOL AND COMMUNITIES GRANTEES <br />2006-2007 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN <br />A. Grantee ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. <br />B. Contact Person Nikie Sarris, MPH <br />C. Program Goal: Eliminate Youth Exposure to Secondhand Smoke (SECONDHAND SMOKE) <br />D. Overall Objective: Increase smoke-free policies in both indoor and outdoor areas frequented by youth such as: restaurants, recreation facilities, bowling alleys, malls, movie theaters, <br />arks lace of worshi home amusement areas convenience stores roce store sort venues and ball fields <br />E. Focus Area: Indoor/outdoor area frequented by youth in contract area adopts or advances towards asmoke-free policy <br />F. Please provide data on 2005-2006 total to date and 2006-2007 targets on each policy outcome indicator. For Progress toward G. It an indicator also involves an effort designed to meet the culturally <br />policy outrnme indicators, please provide data on 2005-2006 total to date and 2006-2007 projections. If you do not plan to work on soectfic needs of an identified population to reduce health disparities, till <br />an indicator enter Os for the target data. in the code of each identified population. Provide a target for the <br />Total-to-date Target identified population AUDIENCE(S). <br />Policv Outcome Indicators 2005-2006 2006 -2007 Identified TargedProjection <br />i. # of smoke-free policies adopted Process Indicators Population* 2006-2007 <br />Process Indicators Total-to-date Projection 2 <br />2005-2006 2006 -2007 <br />3 <br />2. # of media/promotional messages promoting adoption ofsmoke-tree policies <br />published or aired 4 <br />3. # of presentstions/meetings in schools/communities orwith managers/owners/leaders g <br />promoting adoption ofsmoke-free policies <br />4. # of patron survey campaigns/petition drives whose findings are <br />disseminated to manager/owners/leaders. <br />5. # of improved smoke-free policies (e.g, smoke-free night) <br />H. Estimated Cost : Contracted Staff: $2,000 Supplies: $650 Promotional Materials: S3,000 Communications/Mailings: $250 Media: $4,496 Travel: $150 <br />Meeting expenses: $1,000 <br />I. IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES J. TARGET AUDIENCE K IMPLEMENTATION ROLES L. YOUTH LEADERSHIP M. TIME <br />What key activities and events will you and your Who will be directly impacted What partners & resources are How will youth play an active LINE <br />partners' implement to achieve policy change? by this activity? (If there are needed? This includes "material" role in the planning, Start Date - <br /> intended indirect impacts, resources as well as local and state implementation and/or End Date - <br /> rovide arationale. artners and service roviders. evaluation of the strate ? <br />1 a. Increase parent awareness of the dangers 1 a. Parents of CHCCS and 1 a. "Love our Lungs" signs 1 a. Peer educators will 1 a. 11/06 - <br />of secondhand smoke. OCS elementary school posted at every parent/guardian conduct secondhand smoke 06/08 <br /> kids. drop-off /pick-up point on school awareness outreach activities <br /> property. Signs will be purchased at parent/guardian drop- <br /> from vendor used by Healthy off/pick-up points at all <br /> Alamance. Promotional materials CHCCS and OCS elementary <br /> (e.g. static cling "Love our schools. <br /> Lungs" window stickers) will be <br /> purchased from a vendor. Health <br /> coordinators will follow up with <br /> principals if barriers to their , <br />Note: Maximum two pages per focus area *Population codes: AA =African American; AI=American Indian; AS= Asian; BC= Blue Collar; GL= Gay/Lesbian; HI =Hispanic; LL= Low Literacy ° ~ 4 <br />LS= Low SES; PW=Pregnant Women; 18=Age 18 - 24; OT= Other- please describe <br />