Projects

This project supports the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration 988 Communication Team in increasing awareness of 988, creating transparency around who is using the service, and equipping partners to communicate to their constituents about 988.

This project aims to create sustainable, positive development in Jamaica with and for resilient youth and their communities to achieve their fullest potential and to support the prevention of youth crime and violence.

EDC Solutions works with changemakers to identify and implement strategic interventions focused on strengthening systems to improve outcomes for children, youth, and adults.

This center guided practitioners and community partners in using strategic planning and evidence-based and evidence-informed programs to prevent and address substance misuse.

This Center provides high-quality, customized services to train the nation’s substance misuse prevention workforce to prevent and address substance misuse.

This model gives local suicide prevention groups the tools they need to strengthen the seven key elements of evidence-informed, equitable, and sustainable CLSP efforts.

This project provided coaching and guidance to leaders in state and territorial agencies who have received funding from Vibrant Emotional Health to plan for the 9-8-8 rollout.

This center provides training and technical assistance to over 350 academic institutions and clinical centers that prepare future behavioral health professionals and paraprofessionals.

This evaluation was done in partnership with the Chicago Department of Public Health to lead capacity building that helped all partners better understand the ongoing challenges, success stories, and strategies for substance use program quality improvements.

This project worked to fill gaps in current knowledge and to facilitate improved communication between Adult Protective Services (APS) and elder abuse reporters.

This course prepares emergency medical services providers to recognize the warning signs of elder mistreatment in homes, in their interactions with older adult patients, and during physical examinations; communicate critical information about suspected elder mistreatment to emergency department staff during care transitions; and report critical information about suspected mistreatment to adult protective services and/or other agencies designated by state law.

This center partnered EDC with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Health Enhancement Systems Studies to serve as subject matter experts, assisting in providing dedicated professionals up-to-date training, knowledge, and support so they can best serve populations in need.

This project provided technical assistance to school leaders and program coordinators who are funded by the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation of Indianapolis's Prevention Matters initiative to sustain evidence-based programs focused on substance use prevention and social and emotional learning.

This project, along with the Healthcare Foundation of La Porte, provided technical assistance to K–12 schools across La Porte, Indiana, to implement evidence-based programs focused on social and emotional learning and substance misuse prevention.

This project designed and delivered training and consultation programs for Chickasaw Nation domestic violence advocates and tribal police officers to safely meet the needs of those at heightened risk of suicide and domestic violence.

This work evaluates whether diverse emergency departments (ED) are able to implement a comprehensive care model and how use of the model affects staff ability to identify and manage cases of elder mistreatment and overall ED functioning.

This center aims to provide capacity building, training, and education to prevent problem gambling and related health issues, such as substance misuse, suicide, and violence.

This project engaged community organizations, schools, government and public safety agencies, and faith communities in South Carolina in suicide prevention.