ADDICTION PREVENTION & TREATMENT

Banyan Communications, Inc.
St. Charles, MO
$249,906—Developing a Hepatitis C documentary for public broadcast systems (for 18 months). ID 46414

The CDM Group, Inc.
Chevy Chase, MD
$12,970—Support for three conferences under the governors’ spouses Leadership to Keep Children Alcohol Free initiative (for 1 month). ID 49339

$241,974—Bridge funding for the governors’ spouses Leadership to Keep Children Alcohol Free initiative (for 3 months). ID 49824

Center for Healthcare Strategies Supporting Organization Inc.
Princeton, NJ
$23,700—Conference on integrating Temporary Aid to Needy Families and Medicaid managed care to improve addiction prevention and treatment (for 1 year). ID 47681

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
Atlanta, GA
$25,000—Conference to address alcohol problems among hospitalized trauma patients (for 1 year). ID 47395

Communications Project
Multiple Contractors
$24,306—Drug Prevention Synergy Meeting (for 6 months). ID 48184

Council for Excellence in Government
Washington, DC
$25,000—Implementing evidence-based reforms for substance abuse programs (for 1 year). ID 49641

Drug Strategies
Washington, DC
$74,979—Expanding the Treating Teens guide to inform stakeholders in adolescent substance abuse fields (for 1 year). ID 48000

Legal Action Center of the City of New York Inc.
New York, NY
$500,000—Expanding a national advocacy movement on alcohol and drug addiction (for 1 year). ID 47155

A Matter of Degree: Reducing High-Risk Drinking Among College Students
Program to develop model approaches to reduce student high-risk drinking on campus and in the surrounding community by developing college/community partnerships.

• Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
  Baton Rouge, LA
  $468,000—(4 years). ID 42700
  
  
• University of Nebraska–Lincoln
  Lincoln, NE
  $468,000—(4 years). ID 42699
  
  
• Harvard University School of Public Health
  Boston, MA
  $146,637—Supplement to evaluation of A Matter of Degree: collection and analysis of 2004 comparison data from the College Alcohol Study (1 year). ID 49972

National Academy of Sciences– Institute of Medicine
Washington, DC
$189,000—Implications of Crossing the Quality Chasm for the treatment of mental and addictive disorders (for 14 months). ID 48021

National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University
New York, NY
$3,300,000—Addressing substance abuse treatment for hard-to-employ women on welfare (for 4 years). ID 45793

New Jersey Institute for Social Justice Inc.
Newark, NJ
$15,000—Support of the New Jersey Reentry Roundtables aimed at addressing the needs of ex-offenders including expanding substance abuse treatment (for 1 year). ID 47682

Northwestern University Medical School
Chicago, IL
$130,000—Analysis of data on adolescent substance abuse and delinquency (for 2 years). ID 46695

Oregon Health and Science University Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine
Portland, OR
$20,000—Assessing the impact of a change to the Oregon Health Plan’s coverage of substance abuse treatment
(for 7 months).ID 48301