Initiatives
CCR proudly serves the San Diego region through multiple key Initiatives and Programs aimed at addressing public health issues: the San Diego County Substance Use and Overdose Prevention Taskforce (SUOPT), the Countywide Media Advocacy Initiative (CWMA), the San Diego County Cannabis Public Health Initiative (CPHI), and Evaluation Resources.
Our success is based on our collaborative, community-based approach utilizing data to inform our campaigns.
Learn more about each of these by exploring the links below.
Initiatives
CCR proudly serves the San Diego region through multiple key Initiatives and Programs aimed at addressing public health issues: the San Diego County Substance Use and Overdose Prevention Taskforce (SUOPT), the Countywide Media Advocacy Initiative (CWMA), the San Diego County Cannabis Public Health Initiative (CPHI), and Evaluation Resources.
Our success is based on our collaborative, community-based approach utilizing data to inform our campaigns.
Learn more about each of these by exploring the links below.
CCR’s Evaluation Resources Division offers user-friendly, community level measurement services designed to assess “what works” most effectively. Our team of program evaluators employs surveys, focus groups, key stakeholder interviews, and metrics/trend data to develop best practices for prevention.
SUOPT is a coalition of professionals and community members dedicated to reducing substance use harm.
Voices Rising is a leadership development program that equips young adults with the skills, support, and confidence to create meaningful change in their communities.
The CWMA project actively engages prevention advocates, regional providers, and community members to strengthen the County’s Substance Use Prevention System’s media outreach and advocacy goals.
San Diego County Cannabis Public Health Initiative (CPHI) works to reduce youth access to cannabis by increasing public awareness regarding the adverse effects resulting from youth cannabis use.
Over the past 5 years, we have worked closely with CCR to identify trends among “at risk” populations of youth in order to help guide alcohol and drug prevention interventions across San Diego County.
— San Diego Office of Education