Prevention Center of Excellence ~ Data for Windsor and Orange Counties, VT

Indicators and measures for the Prevention Center of Excellence housed at Mt. Ascutney Hospital and Health Center

Protective Factors to Help Youth Thrive - Windsor County
Youth Assets
School and community conditions support what youth need to thrive
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Partners
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Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
60.0%
1
20%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
58.0%
1
14%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
80.0%
1
-1%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
74.0%
1
-4%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
58.0%
1
-12%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
64.0%
1
-10%
Protective Factors to Help Youth Thrive - Orange County, VT
Youth Assets
School and community conditions support what youth need to thrive
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Time
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% Change
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
54.0%
2
15%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
54.0%
1
15%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
80.0%
1
1%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
74.0%
1
1%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
52.0%
1
-5%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
59.0%
1
-9%
Addressing Health Disparities in Protective Factors to Help Youth Thrive, Windsor & Orange Counties
Windsor Co-VT
In Windsor County, there are no statistically significant differences in protective factors between LGBTQ+ youth and the general population
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Time
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Current
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Value
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Trend
Baseline
% Change
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
45.0%
1
25%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
23.0%
1
-36%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
74.0%
1
0%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
62.0%
1
-14%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
47.0%
1
-22%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
49.0%
1
-8%
Orange Co-VT
In Orange County, there are no statistically significant differences in protective factors between LGBTQ+ youth and the general population
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Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
34.0%
1
10%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
25.0%
0
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
71.0%
1
-4%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
58.0%
0
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
41.0%
1
-9%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
54.0%
0
0%
Windsor Co-VT
In Windsor County, there are no statistically significant differences in protective factors between youth of color and the general population
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Time
Period
Current
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Value
Current
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Baseline
% Change
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students of color who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
55.0%
1
2%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
55.0%
1
-13%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students of color who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
69.0%
1
-5%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
69.0%
1
-12%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students of color who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
59.0%
1
-8%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
62.0%
1
-14%
Orange Co-VT
In Orange County, there are no statistically significant differences in protective factors between youth of color and the general population
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Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students of color who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
48.0%
1
12%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who believe that in their community, they feel like they matter to people
I
2019
48.0%
1
-16%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students of color who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
69.0%
1
1%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who have at least one teacher or other adult in their school they can talk to
I
2019
67.0%
1
-6%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students of color who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
56.0%
1
4%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who believe their school has clear rules and consequences for behaviors
I
2019
58.0%
1
-8%
Youth Substance Use in Windsor County, VT
Windsor Co-VT
In Windsor County, youth substance use rates are trending down
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Value
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Baseline
% Change
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
29.0%
1
-17%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
6.0%
1
-25%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
14.0%
3
-26%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
2.0%
1
-33%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who used cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco, or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
24.0%
1
26%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who used cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco, or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
7.0%
1
133%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
24.0%
1
-27%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
5.0%
1
0%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who misused a prescription during the past 30 days
I
2019
4.0%
3
-50%
Youth Substance Use in Orange County, VT
Orange Co-VT
In Orange County, youth substance use rates are trending down
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Time
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Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
31.0%
1
-6%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
6.0%
3
-25%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
15.0%
1
-29%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
1.0%
4
-88%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who smoked cigarettes or cigars or used smokeless tobacco or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
28.0%
1
17%
Orange Co-VT
% middle school students who smoked cigarettes or cigars or used smokeless tobacco or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
11.0%
1
120%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
27.0%
1
35%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
4.0%
1
33%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who misused a prescription during the past 30 days
I
2019
5.0%
2
-17%
Addressing Health Disparities in Youth Substance Use in Windsor and Orange Counties
Windsor Co-VT
In Windsor County, there are no statistically significant differences in youth substance use rates between LGBTQ+ and general population
R
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
32.0%
1
-22%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
9.0%
1
0%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
12.0%
1
-40%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
3.0%
0
0%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who used cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco, or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2017
26.0%
0
0%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who used cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco, or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
15.0%
1
150%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
33.0%
1
-3%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
10.0%
1
-23%
Windsor Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who misused a prescription during the past 30 days
I
2019
10.0%
1
-9%
Orange Co-VT
In Orange County, there are no statistically significant differences in youth substance use rates between LGBTQ+ and general population
R
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
40.0%
1
14%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
16.0%
0
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
17.0%
1
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
0.0%
1
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who smoked cigarettes or cigars or used smokeless tobacco or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
36.0%
1
29%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who smoked cigarettes or cigars or used smokeless tobacco or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
24.0%
0
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
40.0%
1
14%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ middle school students who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
15.0%
0
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of LGBTQ+ high school students who misused a prescription during the past 30 days
I
2019
9.0%
1
-36%
Windsor Co-VT
In Windsor County, there are no statistically significant differences in substance use rates between youth of color and general population
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Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students of color who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
30.0%
1
-3%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
12.0%
1
71%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students of color who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
15.0%
1
-17%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
4.0%
1
300%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students of color who smoked cigarettes or cigars or used smokeless tobacco or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
24.0%
1
20%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who smoked cigarettes or cigars or used smokeless tobacco or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
11.0%
1
120%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students of color who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
25.0%
1
-11%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
9.0%
1
80%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students of color who misused a prescription during the past 30 days
I
2019
9.0%
1
-18%
Orange Co-VT
In Orange County, there are no statistically significant differences in substance use rates between youth of color and general population
R
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students of color who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
41.0%
1
105%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who drank alcohol, past 30 days
I
2019
10.0%
1
-17%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students of color who binge drank, past 30 days
I
2019
19.0%
1
58%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who binge drank, past 30 days
I
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students of color who smoked cigarettes or cigars or used smokeless tobacco or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
35.0%
1
59%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who smoked cigarettes or cigars or used smokeless tobacco or electronic vapor products, past 30 days
I
2019
19.0%
1
138%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students of color who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
31.0%
1
48%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students of color who used marijuana, past 30 days
I
2019
9.0%
0
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students of color who misused a prescription during the past 30 days
I
2019
9.0%
1
29%
Perception of Harm around Youth Substance Use - Windsor County, VT
Windsor Co-VT
Youth perceive substance use as harmful
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Time
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Current
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Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who believe people who binge drink each weekend have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
42.0%
1
5%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who believe people who binge drink each weekend have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
46.0%
1
-10%
Windsor Co-VT
% high school students who believe people who use EVPs regularly have a great or moderate risk of harming themselves
I
2019
30.0%
1
-58%
Windsor Co-VT
% middle school students who believe people who use EVPs regularly have a great or moderate risk of harming themselves
I
2019
47.0%
1
-38%
Windsor Co-VT
% high school students who believe people who use marijuana regularly have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
24.0%
1
-4%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who believe people who use marijuana regularly have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
51.0%
1
-18%
Windsor Co-VT
Parents perceive underage substance use as harmful and convey their beliefs to their children
R
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Windsor Co-VT
% parents who believe persons their child’s age is at great risk of harming themselves if they drink alcohol occasionally
I
2019
54.9%
1
42%
Windsor Co-VT
% of parents who believe persons their child’s age is at great risk of harming themselves if they use marijuana once or twice a week
I
2019
49.3%
1
11%
Windsor Co-VT
% of parents who believe persons their child’s age is at great risk of harming themselves if they use e-cigarettes or vaping devices nearly every day
I
2019
70.8%
1
24%
Windsor Co-VT
% high school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to smoke cigarettes
I
2019
88.0%
2
-2%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to smoke cigarettes
I
2019
93.0%
1
-2%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to drink alcohol
I
2019
71.0%
1
-4%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to drink alcohol
I
2019
88.0%
1
0%
Windsor Co-VT
% of high school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to use marijuana
I
2019
79.0%
1
-4%
Windsor Co-VT
% of middle school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to use marijuana
I
2019
92.0%
3
-2%
Perception of Harm around Youth Substance Use - Orange County, VT
Orange Co-VT
Youth perceive substance use as harmful
R
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who believe people who binge drink each weekend have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
40.0%
1
21%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who believe people who binge drink each weekend have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
39.0%
1
-7%
Orange Co-VT
% high school students who believe people who use EVPs regularly have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
29.0%
1
-56%
Orange Co-VT
% middle school students who believe people who use EVPs regularly have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
38.0%
0
0%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who believe people who use marijuana regularly have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
21.0%
1
-19%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who believe people who use marijuana regularly have a great risk of harming themselves
I
2019
46.0%
1
-18%
Orange Co-VT
Parents perceive underage substance use as harmful and convey their beliefs to their children
R
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
Orange Co-VT
% of parents who believe persons their child’s age is at great or risk of harming themselves if they drink alcohol occasionally
I
2019
63.1%
1
46%
Orange Co-VT
% of parents who believe persons their child’s age is at great risk of harming themselves if they use marijuana once or twice a week
I
2019
61.3%
1
32%
Orange Co-VT
% of parents who believe persons their child’s age is at great risk of harming themselves if they use e-cigarettes or vaping devices nearly every day
I
2019
81.9%
1
33%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to smoke cigarettes
I
2019
82.0%
1
-5%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to smoke cigarettes
I
2019
88.0%
2
-7%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to drink alcohol
I
2019
68.0%
1
-1%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to drink alcohol
I
2019
83.0%
1
-3%
Orange Co-VT
% of high school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to use marijuana
I
2019
71.0%
4
-14%
Orange Co-VT
% of middle school students who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for them to use marijuana
I
2019
88.0%
3
-6%
Prevention Network Grant Metrics
PNG
Expanding Prevention Coverage in the WRJ and Springfield Offices of Local Health Service Areas
P
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
PNG
% of region covered by subawards
PM
2021
74%
1
12%
PNG
# of sectors granted subawards
PM
2021
8
1
14%
PNG
Capacity Building for Prevention in the WRJ and Springfield Offices of Local Health Service Areas
P
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
PNG
% change in subrecipients' understanding of RBA
PM
PNG
% change in subrecipients’ ability to manage grants
PM
PNG
% change in knowledge of prevention among PNG subrecipients
PM
Scorecard Result Container Indicator Measure Action Actual Value Target Value Tag S R I P PM A m/d/yy m/d/yyyy