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Match / Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (DOJ OJP) / Opioid Affected Youth Initiative Program

Measure 2381

What types of capacity building will the program provide over the life of the award? Select all that apply. Community capacity building

RequiredoutcomeFY2026Q7

Narrative response

A prompt for a description, a selection or a short answer.

Answer options: o Organizational capacity building o Individual capacity building o Other, specify: ____ o Community capacity building involves identifying and/or implementing strategies that can galvanize the community toward greater capacity to address the impacts of opioids and other substance use. Examples include: • Coalition building, network development, stakeholder engagement, and partnership management. • Collaborating with other organizations to improve services, create efficiencies, and eliminate duplication. • Delivery and sharing of tools, resources, and training developed by technical assistance providers and subject matter experts. • Expansion of best practices and leveraging successful models and strategies. Organizational capacity building is the strategic, ongoing process of strengthening organizational systems, structures, skills, and resources to improve performance, sustainability, and ability to achieve the organizational mission. Examples include: • Enhancing staff knowledge, skills, and leadership capabilities. • Upgrading technology, software, and internal processes. • Refining organizational goals, governance, and business models. • Securing financial, technical, and material resources to ensure long-term viability. Individual capacity building refers to strengthening the skills, resources, and abilities of staff of local organizations, thereby furthering their capacity to contribute to the development of their organizations and addressing opioid and substance use. Examples include training, mentorship, and skills development of staff or organizational leaders to improve program and service provision. Life of the award refers to the period from the start of the award to the closure of the award. For OJJDP awards, this is typically 3 years.

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