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Success Stories by State: Arizona

  • Neighborhood Meth Watch Community Policing Project
    September 2009
    Adelante Juntos Coalition (AJC) designed and implemented the Neighborhood Meth Watch Program in many of the rural communities of Pinal County, Arizona.
  • Ajo Diabetes Outreach and Education Program
    July 2009
    The project used community-based educators and promotores to help medical providers educate patients and to conduct community outreach about diabetes.
  • Diabetes Outreach and Education: Arizona
    May 2009
    The Douglas Diabetes Consortium recruited 360 individuals with diabetes to participate in the diabetes classes.
  • Rural Health Outreach Diabetes Education Program
    May 2009
    The rural health outreach project made nearly 2,500 potential patient contacts, and, as a result of this outreach, 476 people became enrolled in the diabetes education program.
  • Healthy Nations Initiative
    October 2008
    The Healthy Nations Initiative was funded by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to help Native Americans reduce the harm caused by substance abuse in their communities.
  • EMS Co-op Helps Rural Providers
    September 2007
    Using the power of group purchasing within a cooperative structure, the North Central EMS Cooperative (NCEMSC) is an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) cooperative developed to serve Minnesota and surrounding states.
  • Angel Flight West: A Higher Level of Kindness
    June 2007
    Angel Flight West provides free, private air transportation for people with medical and other needs.
  • Hardrock Youth Wellness and Prevention Program
    January 2007
    The Hardrock Youth Wellness and Prevention Program is a collaborative effort of the Hardrock Council on Substance Abuse, Inc. (a local non-profit corporation), the Hardrock Chapter House (a local governmental subdivision on the Navajo Nation), and the University of Arizona Mel and Enid Zuckerman Arizona College of Public Health's Project EXPORT. The purpose of the collaboration is to strengthen their collective efforts in building a strong infrastructure for substance abuse prevention, intervention and treatment at the community level.