Youth Outreach Outcomes from Tennessee Harm Reduction
GrantID: 74852
Grant Funding Amount Low: $2,500
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $20,000
Summary
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Grant Overview
Tennessee imposes specific risk and compliance thresholds for youth-focused outreach. Applicants must certify that program content avoids any implication of safe injection practices and instead emphasizes abstinence messaging alongside supply distribution. State statute requires parental consent documentation for all participants under age 18.
Nonprofit organizations must submit curriculum outlines to the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services for pre-approval. Applications require county-level youth substance use survey data from the most recent Tennessee Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
Funding supports innovative outreach formats that combine education sessions with measurable attitude and behavior surveys administered before and after participation. Allocated amounts cover survey administration, printed materials, and limited supply distribution.
Tennessee differs from Kentucky in requiring explicit separation of supply distribution from school premises, because Tennessee law prohibits any distribution activities on public school property regardless of sponsorship.
Risk and Compliance Framework in Tennessee
Entities must maintain separate accounting for supplies distributed to adults versus minors. Quarterly reports must include de-identified aggregate survey results showing changes in knowledge scores.
Who Should Apply in Tennessee
Nonprofits with demonstrated experience delivering programs in at least three counties and current letters of support from county juvenile court judges receive priority consideration.
Application Realities
Budgets may allocate up to 25 percent for evaluation activities. All materials must carry the state-approved disclaimer language regarding legal consequences of substance possession.
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