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108 <br /> Subcommittee Criterion Discussion <br /> Application Scoring Criteria <br /> Applications will bescored based on theresps—to the application content areas'n the ch an below.Each <br /> content area shall he sc°red on a wale of 1-4 based on the scale below' <br /> 1. POOR Applicant..IV marginally addle—elthe application a.Pa Criterion 3b: "Well—planned activity that is likely to lead to the <br /> 2. A"ERAGE AZinontadegnately addressed the appll`adon area intended opioid—related impacts, based on the evidence base <br /> 3. GOCD Applicant did a thorough job of addressing the application area <br /> 4. E)ICELLEM Applicant provided asuperior response to the application awa <br /> about strategy and/or activity effectiveness for the prioritized <br /> Eachcontent area will be weighted and the score of 1 to 4 will be multiplied ev the assigned weight of the content <br /> area <br /> The following represents the eualuadon criteria and relative importance of each criterion(criteria_ightl' population.' <br /> Evaluation Criteria Score e"ght Weighted <br /> Disnibudon Score <br /> 1. Proposal Summary:deduct 2 points 4 missing 0 pts. — <br /> 2. AssessmentofNeed The "priority population" as defined for this purpose: <br /> . Clear and appropriate geographic.area to be Served <br /> b. Clear statement of needs and gaps in service <br /> Thorough deuription of priority populations that is well supported by evidence <br /> Priority populations in Orange County are defined as persons with opioid use opioid use Individuals at highest risk for overdose in Orange County <br /> disorder[CUD]or co-occurring substance use disorder(SUDi or mental health conditions, D pts.if <br /> including; missing. g <br /> r Individuals at highest risk for overdose in Drange County,such as historically Otherwise, 4 <br /> underserved sociaecnnci populations,individuals with multiple Adverse Individuals with multiple Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) <br /> Childhood Experiences(ACES),Snhstanre Ilse Nsiorder during pregnancy and in first 4-16 pts. <br /> year ofChilre anclast aole, Substance Use Disorder during pregnancy and in first year of <br /> Children and adcleuenh at risk for drug use. <br /> Individuals in treatment or recovery. <br /> Individuals involved,or at risk of becominginvolved,in the Criminal Justice System. Post Partum. <br /> Individuals recently released from jail or .priso n. <br /> 3. Pmjed Description and Sustainability <br /> a. Exactly one of the eligible Didion A strategies is selected and proposed project <br /> clearly supports the identifiedjUAtent Children and adolescents at risk for drug use. <br /> b. Well-planned project that is Pkely,to lead to the intended opioid-related imparts, <br /> based on the eveence base about strategy and/or activity effect!veness for the D Pts.f <br /> prioritized pawdaillm <br /> u <br /> c. Clear and appropriate plans to incorporate feedback from program participants missing. Individuals in treatment or recovery. <br /> to inform programdelivery Otherwise, 7 <br /> d. Intended impacts of project will likely meet community—cls/service gaps <br /> e. Applicant has engaged or is likely to engage the priority population meaningfully 7-28 pts. <br /> ,. i deosedPgtheect P P*'"p gani=ationalguahwed Individuals involved, or at risk of becoming involved, in the <br /> g. Project time"nes are <br /> achievable and adequate goals <br /> "take intended impacts Criminal Justice system. <br /> h. Clear and appropriate plans for project sustainability <br /> 4. Equity Impact 0 Pt iif ' <br />