RFP 58823023 for Partnerships for Success to Prevention Alcohol Misuse

Funding Opportunity Details For Additional Information and to Apply - Login | Register to iowagrants.gov -470966-RFP 58823023 for Partnerships for Success to Prevention Alcohol Misuse Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment Application Deadline: 09/01/2022 4:00 PM Award Amount Range:$0.00 - $123,750.00Project Start Date:10/14/2022Project End Date:02/27/2024Award Announcement Date:10/12/2022Eligible Applicant:Please see Section 1.03 of the RFP Document Program Officer:John McMullenPhone:515-380-2968 xEmail:john.mcmullen@idph.iowa.govCategorical Area:Substance Abuse Description It is the responsibility of the Applicant to review all Attachments listed below for additional details regarding this Funding Opportunity. The issuance of this Funding Opportunity in no way constitutes a commitment by IDPH to award a contract. Excerpts from the RFP: Purpose The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) # 58823023 is to solicit

applications that will enable the Iowa Department of Public Health (referred to as Department) to select the most qualified applicants to provide services that apply the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) to address the substance use prevention priorities of reducing excessive adult alcohol misuse and preventing alcohol-involved deaths. The Department is actively working to strengthen capacity to address health inequities in Iowa. Health equity is defined as supporting opportunities for everyone to live the healthiest life possible through the reduction of barriers in environmental, social, economic and other conditions which impact health. This grant promotes health equity through the SPF model and its guiding principle step Cultural Competency which adheres to and promotes 15 Cultural and Linguistic Appropriate Service (CLAS) Standards. Use of CLAS is a way to improve the quality of services provided to all individuals, which will ultimately help reduce health disparities and achieve health equity Schedule of Important Dates (All times and dates listed are local Iowa time.) The following dates are set forth for informational purposes. The Department reserves the right to change them. EVENT DATE RFP Issued August 1, 2022 Written Questions and Responses Round 1 Questions Due: Responses Posted By: August 8, 2022 August 15, 2022 Final Questions Due: Responses Posted By: August 22, 2022 August 29, 2022 Applications Due September 1, 2022 by 4:00 p.m. local time Post Notice of Intent to Award October 12, 2022 Attachments Click on the File Name to open attachment DescriptionFile NameFile SizeA. RFP 58823023 Partnerships for Success to Prevent Alcohol MisuseA. RFP 58823023 Partnerships for Success to Prevent Alcohol Misuse.pdf259 KBB. IowaGrants Registration InstructionsB. IowaGrants Registration Instructions Updated 2016.pdf2.7 MBC. IDPH Application Instruction GuidanceC. IDPH Application Instruction Guidance 2016.pdf5.8 MBD. RFP 58823023 Partnerships for Success to Prevent Alcohol Misuse Draft ContractD. RFP 58823023 Partnerships for Success to Prevent Alcohol Misuse Draft Contract.pdf204 KBE. RFP 58823023 Partnerships for Success to Prevent Alcohol Misuse Draft Score ToolE. RFP 58823023 Partnerships for Success to Prevent Alcohol Misuse Draft Score Tool.pdf96 KBF. Partnerships for Success Counties of Highest Need Indicators DataF. Partnerships for Success Counties of Highest Need Indicators Data.xlsx73 KBG. Partnerships for Success Counties of Highest Need 2021_ Supplementary Information MethodsG. Partnerships for Success Counties of Highest Need 2021_ Supplementary Information Methods.pdf132 KBH. RFP 58823023 Partnerships for Success to Prevent Alcohol Misuse Amendment 1H. RFP 58823023 Partnerships for Success to Prevent Alcohol Misuse Amendment 1.pdf128 KB Website Links Click on the URL to go to website URLDescriptionhttp://idph.iowa.gov/finance/funding-opportunities/general-conditionsA. IDPH General Conditionshttp://www.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/20190620-samhsa-strategic-prevention-framework-guide.pdfB. A Guide to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) Strategic Prevention Frameworkhttp://www.cdc.gov/alcohol/index.htmC. Alcohol and Public Healthhttp://thinkculturalhealth.hhs.gov/clas/D. Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Service Standardshttp://idph.iowa.gov/Portals/1/userfiles/55/IDPH%20EBP%20and%20Implementation%20Guide%20%28January%202022%29.pdfE. IDPH Bureau of Substance Abuse Evidence-Based Programs, Practices and Policies Selection & Implementation Guidehttp://iowabc.org/credentials/cps/F. Iowa Board of Certification - Prevention Specialist Certificationhttp://idph.iowa.gov/Portals/1/userfiles/55/IPN%20Prevention%20Services%20Map_1.pdfG. Map of Integrated Provider Network Grant Contractorshttp://tec.colostate.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/CR_Handbook_8-3-15.pdfH. Tri-Ethnic Center for Community Readiness Handbook Questions Submitted DateQuestionAnswer08/04/2022Would coalition prevention efforts focused on youth initiation be considered an adult binge drinking strategy?The focus of this grant is reducing excessive adult alcohol misuse and preventing alcohol-involved death rates among adults 45 years and older through utilization of the SPF. Since adult alcohol use is the priority, youth focused prevention strategies will not be supported.08/05/2022If our community has already completed the 5 step process for the current IPN grant for substance misuse (to include alcohol), is the county expected to duplicate the steps again, or can they speed up the grant to the implementation phases?Per Section 2.02(A), applicants must complete the SPF steps through the structure provided by the Department, which may have additional expectations from the SPF expectations found in other funding streams.08/05/2022Are there any restrictions on key grant personnel (especially the dedicated staff member) barred from being a lead facilitator of the community coalitions?Per Section 2.02 (C), a coalition/Collaboration Council cannot be composed only of staff from the applicant agency and cannot be led or chaired by the PFS-PAM Coordinator or staff from the applicant agency.