Prevention Funds by State Agency - SFY 2002 through 2005
	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
Children's Trust Fund
Preventive Behavioral Services	4,202,279	75,041	3,852,429	123,402	3,884,747	104,660	3,916,158	104,660
Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	290,947	18,850	255,907	21,663	257,971	18,373	260,057	18,373
Subtotal for Agency	4,493,226	93,891	4,108,336	145,065	4,142,718	123,033	4,176,215	123,033
Department of Children and Families
Preventive Behavioral Services	1,295,745	513,735	1,274,553	472,135	1,282,099	148,340	1,234,495	0
Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	1,786,586	0	1,837,063	0	1,848,545	0	1,864,619	0
Subtotal for Agency	3,082,331	513,735	3,111,616	472,135	3,130,644	148,340	3,099,114	0
Department of Education
Preventive Behavioral Services	720,043	3,683,840	499,610	5,023,600	499,610	5,051,803	499,610	5,051,803
Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	60,050,241	6,942,634	57,133,508	7,267,942	58,375,079	7,310,000	58,384,179	7,310,000
Subtotal for Agency	60,770,284	10,626,474	57,633,118	12,291,542	58,874,689	12,361,803	58,883,789	12,361,803
Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
Preventive Behavioral Services	1,568,007	8,011,923	694,160	8,084,395	183,778	4,571,633	183,778	4,177,458
Subtotal for Agency	1,568,007	8,011,923	694,160	8,084,395	183,778	4,571,633	183,778	4,177,458
Department of Mental Retardation
Preventive Health Services	27,623,320	4,472,356	28,741,045	4,472,356	30,818,453	865,050	31,211,097	865,050
Subtotal for Agency	27,623,320	4,472,356	28,741,045	4,472,356	30,818,453	865,050	31,211,097	865,050

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
Department of Public Health
Preventive Behavioral Services	199,583	539,635	170,038	795,535	170,038	817,991	170,038	803,437
Preventive Health Services	11,304,274	37,258,598	9,515,903	39,098,130	2,974,300	38,997,807	2,993,115	38,999,253
Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	12,586	434,686	10,180	344,646	10,180	330,484	10,180	330,484
Subtotal for Agency	11,516,443	38,232,919	9,696,121	40,238,311	3,154,518	40,146,282	3,173,333	40,133,174
Department of Social Services
Preventive Health Services	1,270,122	571,199	1,260,917	571,199	1,260,917	571,199	1,260,917	571,199
Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	7,021,735	4,240,955	4,847,967	3,979,947	5,261,347	2,700,848	5,261,347	2,700,848
Subtotal for Agency	8,291,857	4,812,154	6,108,884	4,551,146	6,522,264	3,272,047	6,522,264	3,272,047
Judicial Department
	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Subtotal for Agency	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Office of Policy and Management
Preventive Behavioral Services	9,621,992	2,166,154	1,232,874	2,628,536	280,140	1,873,056	280,367	1,960,000
Preventive Health Services	300,000	0	10,353	0	0	0	0	0
Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	2,391,700	0	1,360,000	0	0	0	0	0
Subtotal for Agency	12,313,692	2,166,154	2,603,227	2,628,536	280,140	1,873,056	280,367	1,960,000
Grand Total:	129,659,160	68,929,606	112,696,507	72,883,486	107,107,204	63,361,244	107,529,957	62,892,565

Prevention Funds by State Agency - SFY 2002 through 2005
	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Children's Trust Fund	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	The Children’s Trust Fund was created for the sole purpose of 
	preventing child abuse and neglect. The Trust Fund fulfills this 
	purpose by establishing programs that support and strengthen 
	the functioning of families. The Children’s Trust Fund prevention 
	initiatives fall into four categories - life and social skills building, 
	capacity building, social policy and information and awareness. 
	Each Trust Fund initiatives is designed to support efforts to 
	reach families before a crisis occurs or escalates and thereby 
	reduce the incidence and severity of child abuse and neglect.
	Preventive Behavioral Services
	Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
	Goal:	Collects information about child sexual abuse in 
	Connecticut, identifies offense patterns, utilizes Study 
	Circles to identify opportunities for prevention programs, 
	and holds a public forum to share results.  Provides grants
	for prevention programs.
	Primary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	459	Community Based Family Resource and Support Grant	0	0	0	25,291	0	21,450	0	21,450
	Connecticut Healthy Families Initiative
	Goal:	Provides parenting education and support to families 
	through three levels of service: screening and short term support, intensive 
	long term home visiting and parenting groups. 
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	011	General and Tobacco Funds	3,387,434	0	3,313,691	0	3,340,424	0	3,367,434	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Children's Trust Fund	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	CT Nurturing Tour
	Goal:	Promotes awareness among providers, local decision 
	makers, parents and caregivers of the need to prevent child abuse 
	and neglect; and strategies to enhance positive relationships 
	between parents and children and others in their care.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	459	Community Based Family Resource and Support Grant	0	34,626	0	0	0	0	0	0
	Hartford Community Partnership
	Goal:	Enhances the use of community based resources for 
	families that come to the attention of child protective services.
	Primary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	459	Community Based Family Resource and Support Grant	0	16,588	0	34,041	0	28,871	0	28,871
	Kinship Fund
	Goal:	Provides small grants to children who have been orphaned
	or abandoned and are living in the care of a relative.  
	Purpose is to ease the transition to relative care and help 
	normalize life for these children.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Recreation and Alternative Activities
	Account:	011	General and Tobacco Funds	264,117	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	Lengthening the Rope
	Goal:	Develop and implement specialized programs  that offer 
	services to high risk families involved with domestic violence, living in 
	poverty, prison, substance abuse or mental health problems, young 
	parents, parents with a child with disabilities.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	011	General and Tobacco Funds	450,950	0	441,133	0	444,692	0	448,288	0
	Account:	459	Community Based Family Resource and Support Grant	0	23,827	0	48,895	0	41,469	0	41,469

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Children's Trust Fund	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Research and Evaluation
	Goal:	Evaluate and research the agency's initiatives to build a 
	knowledge base and capacity of organizations and 
	communities to enable incorporation of best practices and 
	prevention programming into their work.
	Primary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	011	General and Tobacco Funds	99,778	0	97,605	0	99,631	0	100,436	0
	Shaken Baby Syndrome
	Goal:	Designed to inform new parents on shaken baby 
	syndrome by offering in-hospital video, discussion, signed
	affidavit and follow up by hospital employees.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	459	Community Based Family Resource and Support Grant	0	0	0	15,175	0	12,870	0	12,870
Subtotal:	Preventive Behavioral Services	4,202,279	75,041	3,852,429	123,402	3,884,747	104,660	3,916,158	104,660
	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services
	Family Development Training and Credentialing
	Goal:	Provides front line workers with the skills in supporting 
	individuals and families in attaining self reliance and 
	interdependence in their communities.  The School of 
	Family Studies at UCONN issues the credentials to 
	students who successfully complete the program.
	Primary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Account:	011	General and Tobacco Funds	31,023	0	30,348	0	30,593	0	30,840	0
	Account:	459	Community Based Family Resource and Support Grant	0	10,556	0	21,663	0	18,373	0	18,373

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Children's Trust Fund	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Help Me Grow
	Goal:	Promotes the optimal development of children.  Provides 
	statewide access for children and their families to a 
	system  of early identification, prevention and 
	intervention services.  Pediatric professionals, parents 
	and child care providers are trained in early identification 
	and provided the Child Development Line to call for services.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	011	General and Tobacco Funds	230,578	0	225,559	0	227,378	0	229,217	0
	Youth Development Activities
	Goal:	Provides opportunities for young people to engage in 
	activities that promote their social development and well being.
	Primary Strategy: 	Recreational and Alternative Activities
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	011	General and Tobacco Funds	29,346	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	Account:	459	Community Based Family Resource and Support Grant	0	8,294	0	0	0	0	0	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	290,947	18,850	255,907	21,663	257,971	18,373	260,057	18,373
Total:	Children's Trust Fund	4,493,226	93,891	4,108,336	145,065	4,142,718	123,033	4,176,215	123,033

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Children and Families	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	The Commissioner of the Department of Children and Families 
	(DCF), with program and fiscal agency staff, began the process 
	of identifying prevention programs by grounding decision-making
  in the definition of prevention contained in the Public Act 
  01-121, which created the Prevention Council.  There is one DCF
  program targeted at prevention in the agency, and the full 
	program was included.  Other programs that fell within the 
	Prevention Council’s definition were also included, especially 
	those promoting positive youth development and strengthening 
	families.  Although, many of the programs serve individuals 
	already in the DCF system, they represent additional strategies 
	used by the agency to promote a broad-based approach to 
	successful outcomes, such as adult attachment and modeling 
	(mentoring), as well as youth obtaining jobs and finishing high school.
	Preventive Behavioral Services
	Community Life Skills
	Goal:	Supports school and community based programs which 
	train students in decision making, problem solving, 
	leadership and other life skills.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	619	Child Welfare Support Services	367,956	0	251,149	0	252,719	0	205,170	0
	Drug and Alcohol Prevention
	Goal:	Supports community based prevention and early 
	intervention substance abuse services in an effort to 
	improve social skills and promote positive youth development.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	611	Community Based Prevention Programs	796,454	0	818,957	0	824,075	0	831,241	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Children and Families	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Independent Living Skills
	Goal:	Promotes the healthy functioning of children and youth 
	through employment training, vocational training and after 
	school and summer employment programs.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	414	Independent Living Program	0	160,371	0	147,385	0	46,307	0	0
	Mentoring
	Goal:	Supports the One on One Mentor Programs across the 
	state.  Provides mentoring support for young adults 
	leaving the foster care system.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	414	Independent Living Program	0	353,364	0	324,750	0	102,033	0	0
	Suicide Prevention
	Goal:	Supports the Youth Suicide Advisory Board which makes 
	recommendations to DCF regarding prevention of suicide 
	among children and youth.
	Primary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	627	Individualized Family Supports	131,335	0	204,447	0	205,305	0	198,084	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Behavioral Services	1,295,745	513,735	1,274,553	472,135	1,282,099	148,340	1,234,495	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Children and Families	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services
	Parent Education and Family Support
	Goal:	Supports Parenting Education and Support Centers and 
	Family Resource Centers.    Includes parent training, child
	care, positive youth development services, teen 
	pregnancy prevention services and family day care training.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	611	Community Based Prevention Programs	1,786,586	0	1,837,063	0	1,848,545	0	1,864,619	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	1,786,586	0	1,837,063	0	1,848,545	0	1,864,619	0
Total:	Department of Children and Families	3,082,331	513,735	3,111,616	472,135	3,130,644	148,340	3,099,114	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Education	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	According to the broad definition of prevention in Public Act 
	01-121, the entire budget of the State Department of Education 
	(SDE) could be considered dedicated to prevention.  It was 
	necessary, therefore, for SDE to adapt this definition in order to 
	make it functional for purposes of the Prevention Council.  The 
	working definition SDE used to determine which programs should 
	be included in this report was:  “Programs that extend beyond the
  traditional instructional focus of schools, or that extend beyond 
	the mandated school population (i.e., K-12 students), to promote 
	health and safety and/or to reduce the likelihood of crime, 
	violence, substance abuse, illness and socially destructive 
	behaviors.”
	Preventive Behavioral Services
	Early Intervention Program - IDEA
	Goal:	Provide school districts with professional development for 
	designing and implementing early intervention programs 
	for students exhibiting learning or behaviors concerns.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	962	Education Improvement for the Handicapped	0	180,650	0	237,296	0	239,301	0	239,301
	Primary Mental Health Program
	Goal:	Supports the early detection and prevention of school 
	maladjustment.   Focus is on primary-grade children 
	experiencing problems that interfere with effective 
	learning(e.g., poor peer relations, frequent aggressiveness
	or withdrawn behavior, family crisis situations, lack of 
	academic motivation).
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	029	Primary Mental Health	500,762	0	499,610	0	499,610	0	499,610	0
	Account:	962	Education Improvement for the Handicapped	0	101,076	0	132,770	0	133,892	0	133,892

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Education	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Safe & Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act (Fed)
	Goal:	Provides resources to reinforce and coordinate the efforts
	of concerned parents, state and local officials and 
	community organizations to decrease youth drug use and 
	prevent all forms of youth violence.  Supports age-appropriate, 
	research-based drug and violence prevention programs for students 
	in Grades pre-K through 12, training of school personnel, 
	policy development, counseling and other research-based 
	prevention programs for students.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Recreational and Alternative 
	Account:	929	The Drug Free Schools and Communities Act Program	0	3,311,978	0	4,574,924	0	4,600,000	0	4,600,000
	Safe Learning Grant Program
	Goal:	Supports development of school environments where 
	children learn in safety without fear of physical or verbal 
	harm or intimidation.  Targets two different groups: (1) 
	districts working to enhance the school environment/climate 
	and learning environments for all students in grades PK-8; 
	and (2) a district addressing students' behavioral health in a comprehensive 
	prevention/intervention infrastructure developed in a 
	comprehensive manner.	
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	706	Safe Learning Grant	219,281	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	School Health Programs
	Goal:	 (1) assess the effectiveness and adequacy of HIV/STD 
	 education and policies in CT school districts; (2) determine
	 if such education and policies enable youth to avoid high 
	 risk behaviors; (3) develop a system of teacher training 
	 on HIV/STDs in CT that provides accurate information, 
	 models of best practice, and self-assessment tools; and 
	 (4) monitor at the district level the efficacy of HIV/STD 
	 education to reduce the risk of infection to Connecticut students.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	990	State and Local Comprehensive School Health Programs	0	90,136	0	78,610	0	78,610	0	78,610

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Education	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
Subtotal:	Preventive Behavioral Services	720,043	3,683,840	499,610	5,023,600	499,610	5,051,803	499,610	5,051,803
	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services
	Early Childhood Program
	Goal:	Expand and enhance access to and availability of school 
	readiness and child day-care programs.  School Readiness
	is defined as a part-day, part-year program. The child 
	day-care portion of a child's day is intended to "wrap 
	around" and extend the school readiness portion of the 
	day to ensure that a child receives a full-day, full- year 
	program (8-10 hours per weekday for 52 weeks).
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	016	Early Childhood Program	2,600,730	0	2,499,030	0	2,507,448	0	2,516,548	0
	Account:	723	Priority School Districts	36,636,634	0	35,370,452	0	36,412,576	0	36,412,576	0
	Even Start Family Literacy Grants
	Goal:	Give families access to the training and support they need
	to create a literate home environment and enhance the 
	academic achievement of their children.   Integrate early 
	childhood education for parents of young children into a 
	project that builds on existing community resources. 
	Improve family literacy in low-income areas.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	866	Chapter 1 -- Even Start	0	2,090,276	0	2,258,054	0	2,300,000	0	2,300,000

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Education	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Family Resource Centers
	Goal:	Promote comprehensive, integrated, community-based 
	systems of family support and child development 	services located 
	in public school buildings.  FRC's provide access, within a 
	community, to a broad continuum of early childhood and family 
	support services which foster the optimal development of children 
	and families.  They offer parent education and training; family support; 
	preschool and school-age child care; teen pregnancy prevention 
	(positive youth development services); and family day-care
	provider training.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	617	Family Resource Centers	6,132,500	0	5,256,461	0	5,256,461	0	5,256,461	0
	Head Start Services and Enhancement
	Goal:	 Supports early childhood program for low-income children 
	 and their families. Promotes children's social competence 
 	 - their ability to function effectively in their everyday 
	 environment and subsequently in school and throughout 
	 life.  Parents are respected as the primary influence in 
	 their children's education and as such are direct 
	 participants and decision makers in Head Start programs.  
	 There are four major components:  Education, Health, 
	 Parent Involvement and Social Services.  (In addition, 
	 $44.23 million in federal funds flows from the federal 
	 government to Head Start providers throughout 
 	 Connecticut.)

	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Developmental Intervention
	Account:	615	Head Start Services	2,970,750	0	2,748,150	0	2,748,150	0	2,748,150	0
	Account:	616	Head Start Enhancement	1,874,250	0	1,773,000	0	1,773,000	0	1,773,000	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Education	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Preschool Special Education Program
	Goal:	 (1) ensure that all children with disabilities have available 
	to them a free and appropriate public education that 
	includes special education and related services to meet 
	their unique needs; (2) ensure that the educational rights 
	of children with disabilities and their parents are protected; 
	(3) assist states and localities in providing for the 
	education of all children with disabilities; and (4) assess 
	and ensure the effectiveness of efforts to educate children.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Developmental Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	963	Handicapped Pre-School Incentive Grant	0	4,852,358	0	5,009,888	0	5,010,000	0	5,010,000
	Priority School District - Extended School Hours
	Goal:	Supports academic, enrichment and recreational programs 
	either before and after school hours, weekends, summers 
	and school vacations.  Agencies outside the school district
	(community based, non-profit organizations and other 
	public agencies) have the opportunity to operate programs
	in the schools.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Developmental Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	723	Priority School Districts	6,715,772	0	6,483,671	0	6,674,700	0	6,674,700	0
	Young Parents Program
	Goal:	Provides school-based child-care services and parenting 
	education for young parents.  This program is also used in
	some districts to teach pregnancy prevention.  Program 
	components include:  (1) high school education for young 
	parents; (2) child-care services for the children of young 
	parents; (3) parenting education and information on child 
	development; and (4) linkage to other resources in the 
	community.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Developmental Intervention
	Account:	724	Young Parents Program	259,080	0	221,513	0	221,513	0	221,513	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Education	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Youth Service Bureaus
	Goal:	Assists municipalities with maintaining and expanding 
	youth services.  Supports advocacy for youth, and 
	coordination of a comprehensive service delivery system 
	for youth, including, but not limited to, needs 
	assessments, prevention and intervention programs for 
	delinquent, predelinquent, pregnant, parenting and troubled 
	youth, referred by schools, police juvenile courts, adult 
	courts, local youth serving agencies, parents and self-referral.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	745	Youth Service Bureaus	2,860,525	0	2,781,231	0	2,781,231	0	2,781,231	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	60,050,241	6,942,634	57,133,508	7,267,942	58,375,079	7,310,000	58,384,179	7,310,000
Total:	Department of Education	60,770,284	10,626,474	57,633,118	12,291,542	58,874,689	12,361,803	58,883,789	12,361,803

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	In accordance with the definition of prevention contained in PA 
	01-121, the DMHAS prevention program initiatives comprise: 1) 
	20% of the funds set aside for Primary Prevention under the 
	Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment (SAPT) Block Grant,
	2) the implementation of the federal SYNAR Amendment that 
	mandates states to reduce tobacco sales to minors, and 3) 
	competitive federal grants to study, develop and/or implement 
	time-limited prevention programs.  All initiatives listed are aimed 
	at educating and counseling individuals and providing activities 
	to reduce the risk and incidence of problem behaviors related to 
	alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, mental illness or violence. 
	Programs are based on prevention needs assessments and 
	delivered locally through community, school and family based 
	approaches.
	Preventive Behavioral Services
	Best Practices Initiative
	Goal:	13 Statewide projects that apply science and 
	researched-based programs to populations across the life cycle. 
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	830	Block Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance 	0	1,655,571	0	1,642,386	0	1,653,760	0	1,653,760
	Abuse
	Family Strengthening & Mentoring
	Goal:	Implement culturally competent prevention studies for 
	high-risk youth
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	962	Latino Family Connection Program	0	403,820	0	292,176	0	0	0	0
	Account:	963	African American Family Connection Program	0	153,929	0	339,293	0	0	0	0
	Account:	983	Achievement Through Mentoring	0	157,579	0	532,227	0	394,175	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Governors Prevention Initiative for Youth
	Goal:	Reduce drug use by youth 12-17 through the 
	implementation of innovative and science based 
	interventions.  Coordinate and redirect all substance abuse
	funding within the state.  Conduct a process and outcome
	evaluation to assess which goals and objectives are met.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	956	Connecticut Innovations Project	0	2,863,085	0	1,752,090	0	0	0	0
	Local Prevention Council Programs
	Goal:	1) Increase public awareness of ATOD prevention and 
	stimulate the development and implementation of local 
	prevention activities primarily focused on youth through 
	120 local municipal and town councils serving the 169 
	towns and cities in Connecticut.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Recreational and Alternative 
	Account:	830	Block Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance 	0	535,980	0	531,711	0	535,394	0	535,394
	Abuse
	Non-Categorical Community Based Programs
	Goal:	Provide appropriate prevention education and case 
	management services to a variety of local providers, 
	businesses, schools and individuals.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	830	Block Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance 	0	136,044	0	134,961	0	135,895	0	135,895
	Abuse
	Account:	992	Ecstasy and Other Club Drugs Prevention	0	0	0	350,000	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Statewide Coalitions
	Goal:	Advance statewide prevention system and support efforts 
	to reduce underage alcohol and tobacco use
	Primary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	965	Connecticut Coalition	0	251,478	0	669,883	0	0	0	0
	Statewide Service Delivery Agents
	Goal:	Regional and state wide agencies funded to support prevention 
		efforts locally and statewide by building the capacity of individuals 
		and communities to deliver prevention services.
	Primary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Account:	034	Regional Action Councils	944,436	0	275,498	0	0	0	0	0
	Account:	604	Governor's Partnership to Protect Connecticut's Workforce	423,427	0	236,000	0	0	0	0	0
	Account:	830	Block Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance 	0	1,854,437	0	1,839,668	0	1,852,409	0	1,852,409
	Abuse
	Tobacco Regulation & Compliance
	Goal:	Implement a broad range of strategies designed to prevent
	and control youth tobacco use.
	Primary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	200,144	0	182,662	0	183,778	0	183,778	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Behavioral Services	1,568,007	8,011,923	694,160	8,084,395	183,778	4,571,633	183,778	4,177,458
Total:	Department of Mental Health and Addiction 	1,568,007	8,011,923	694,160	8,084,395	183,778	4,571,633	183,778	4,177,458

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Mental Retardation	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Although there are other initiatives within the Department of 
	Mental Retardation (DMR) that might be considered secondary 
	prevention (for example, DMR’s investigations unit works to 
	identify the causes of problems in order to prevent them in the 
	future), it was felt that the purest form of a preventative service
  that DMR offers, is its early intervention program.  DMR’s 
	ability to ameliorate developmental delays in children that it 
	serves at a very early age best meets the Prevention Council’s 
  definition of prevention.
	Preventive Health Services
	Birth to Three System
	Goal:	Strengthens the capacity of Connecticut's families to meet the 
		development and health-related needs of their infants and toddlers 
		who have delays or disabilities.  Ensures that all families have equal 
		access to a coordinated  program of comprehensive services and 
	supports that;
	1. foster collaborative partnerships,
	2. are family centered,
	3. occur in natural settings,
	4. recognize current best practices in early intervention,
	5. are built upon mutual respect and choice.		
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Developmental Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	001	Personal Services	6,256,102	0	6,437,562	0	6,403,390	0	6,615,484	0
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	164,076	0	161,263	0	161,263	0	161,263	0
	Account:	028	Early Intervention	21,203,142	0	22,142,220	0	24,253,800	0	24,434,350	0
	Account:	472	Birth to Three System	0	865,050	0	865,050	0	865,050	0	865,050
	Account:	505	Infants & Toddlers with Disabilities	0	3,607,306	0	3,607,306	0	0	0	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Health Services	27,623,320	4,472,356	28,741,045	4,472,356	30,818,453	865,050	31,211,097	865,050
Total:	Department of Mental Retardation	27,623,320	4,472,356	28,741,045	4,472,356	30,818,453	865,050	31,211,097	865,050

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Public Health	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	The Department of Public Health (DPH) selected its prevention 
	programs for inclusion in the budget appropriations report based 
	on a focus on children birth to age eighteen.  These initiatives 
	also impact the families of these children, either directly or 
	indirectly.  DPH chose these programs because they are 
	preventive in nature, provide education and information to 
	families that promote healthy behaviors, attempt to reduce crime
	and violence, promote academic success, and discourage 
	socially destructive behaviors.
	
	DPH’s decision to exclude other programs came from the fact 
	that it was impossible to carve out the prevention efforts from 
	those that are based in treatment or clinical case management.  
	Some programs were not selected because they offer support 
	and services to adults.  Still others were not chosen because 
	their focus is on surveillance, data collection, and reporting.
	Preventive Behavioral Services
	Rape Crisis and Prevention Services
	Goal:	Make available to sexual assault victims and their families
	free and confidential services such as crisis intervention,
	support and advocacy, survivor groups, 24-hour hotline, 
	and emergency transportation.  Also includes community 
	education, training prevention and coordination of services.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	616	Rape Crisis	138,619	0	120,729	0	120,729	0	120,729	0
	Account:	830	Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant	0	436,987	0	644,210	0	662,395	0	650,609

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Public Health	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Youth Violence/Suicide Prevention
	Goal:	Professional education, technical assistance and program 
	development targeted toward youth violence prevention.  
	Projects provide training in peer mediation, conflict 
	resolution and violence prevention.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	60,964	0	49,309	0	49,309	0	49,309	0
	Account:	830	Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant	0	102,648	0	151,325	0	155,596	0	152,828
Subtotal:	Preventive Behavioral Services	199,583	539,635	170,038	795,535	170,038	817,991	170,038	803,437
	Preventive Health Services
	Asthma Prevention
	Goal:	Promote the use of asthma management plans by health 
	care providers and parents of asthmatic children.  Address
	the early identification of children with asthma and work 
	to develop a state asthma plan and enhance asthma 
	surveillance activities.	
	Primary Strategy: 	Preventive and Primary Health Care
	Secondary Strategy: 	Health Care Screening Detection
	Account:	018	Children's Health Initiatives	1,376,467	0	783,851	0	798,555	0	813,445	0
	Account:	900	Improving Risk Assessment for Children/Consolidated 	0	161,729	0	70,394	0	0	0	0
	Research

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Public Health	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
	Goal:	Conduct comprehensive lead poisoning prevention 
	programs to reduce the risk of lead exposure.  Activities 
	include, but are not limited to, oversight of screening and 
	health education/risk reductions.
	Primary Strategy: 	Health Care Screening Detection
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	194,618	0	157,412	0	157,412	0	157,412	0
	Account:	018	Children's Health Initiatives	362,912	0	206,666	0	210,543	0	214,468	0
	Account:	037	Childhood Lead Poisoning	159,603	0	147,246	0	147,246	0	147,246	0
	Account:	966	Childhood Lead Poisoning	0	178,818	0	163,436	0	163,436	0	164,882
	Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Laboratory
	Goal:	Pre-school children are tested for elevated blood lead 
	levels.  Positive outcomes are reported to local health 
	directors and primary care providers.  Based upon this 
	information, interventions can be taken with the child's 
	health care provider and in the child's home, where 
	lead-based paint is the most likely cause.
	Primary Strategy: 	Health Care Screening Detection
	Secondary Strategy: 	Health Care and Safety Education
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	62,000	0	50,147	0	50,147	0	50,147	0
	Emergency Medical Services for Children
	Goal:	To ensure that state-of-the-art emergency medical care is 
	available for all ill or injured children or adolescents, and 
	that pediatric services are well integrated into an 
	emergency medical service (EMS) system.
	Primary Strategy: 	Preventive and Primary Health Care
	Secondary Strategy: 	Health Care and Safety Education
	Account:	981	Emergency Medical Services for Children System Planning	0	35,886	0	0	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Public Health	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Infant Immunizations
	Goal:	Achievement of the State/National Year 2010 objective of 
	having 90 percent of children age-appropriately vaccinated
	by 24 months of age.
	Primary Strategy: 	Preventive and Primary Health Care
	Secondary Strategy: 	Health Care Screening Detection
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	670,423	0	542,256	0	542,256	0	542,256	0
	Account:	020	CT Immunization Registry	214,021	0	101,216	0	0	0	0	0
	Account:	626	Immunization Services	6,688,791	0	6,304,000	0	0	0	0	0
	Account:	943	Immunization Program	0	1,433,500	0	2,194,554	0	2,194,554	0	2,194,554
	Lead Environmental Management
	Goal:	Work in cooperation with Local Health Departments to 
	prevent environmental lead exposure.  The program seeks
	to prevent lead poisoning by eliminating and/or minimizing
	exposure to lead based paint.  
	Primary Strategy: 	Health Care Screening Detection
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	485	TSCA Title IV State Lead Grants Program	0	66,958	0	52,359	0	52,359	0	52,359
	Account:	998	Lead-Based Paint Notification (Outreach & Compliance 	0	72,929	0	146,768	0	146,768	0	146,768
	Account)
	Newborn Screening Laboratory
	Goal:	All infants under the age of 21 months are screened for 
	inborn genetic disorders which have the potential for 
	severe health consequences.  Based upon the outcomes 
	of these tests, early interventions can be implemented.
	Primary Strategy: 	Health Care Screening Detection
	Secondary Strategy: 	Health Care and Safety Education
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	700,603	0	566,666	0	566,666	0	566,666	0
	Account:	021	Newborn Hearing Screening	14,833	0	61,894	0	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Public Health	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Nutrition
	Goal:	This program offers diverse nutrition programs and 
	services.  Program services include program 
	development, delivery and evaluation; development of 
	state plans; provision of education, and initiating 
	community nutrition programs.
	Primary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	494	Food Stamp Program	0	149,150	0	196,956	0	196,956	0	196,956
	Oral Health
	Goal:	Activities include the implementation of the CISS-CT 
	Community Oral Health Systems Development Project 
	(CCOHP).  The CCOHP operates to enhance oral health 
	and oral health care access, especially for underserved 
	and vulnerable populations throughout Connecticut.
	Primary Strategy: 	Preventive and Primary Health Care
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	620,003	0	501,475	0	501,475	0	501,475	0
	Account:	906	CISS Community Organization Program	0	40,460	0	29,929	0	0	0	0
	Tobacco Use Prevention/Control
	Goal:	Address all risks associated with the use of tobacco 
	products focusing on youth, pregnant women, disparate 
	populations and environmental tobacco smoke (ETS).  The 
	program's goals follow the guidelines and 
	recommendations put forward by the CDC for state-based
	tobacco prevention/control programs.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Account:	019	Tobacco Education	240,000	0	93,074	0	0	0	0	0
	Account:	976	Tobacco Prevention Control	0	720,000	0	805,103	0	805,103	0	805,103

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Public Health	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	WIC Special Supplemental Nutrition
	Goal:	Provide nutrition education and supplemental food to 
	eligible women, infants, and children.
	Primary Strategy: 	Preventive and Primary Health Care
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	935	WIC Special Supplemental Food Program	0	34,399,168	0	35,438,631	0	35,438,631	0	35,438,631
Subtotal:	Preventive Health Services	11,304,274	37,258,598	9,515,903	39,098,130	2,974,300	38,997,807	2,993,115	38,999,253
	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services
	Abstinence-Only Education Initiative 
	Goal:	Provide community-based abstinence-only education to 
	9-14 year old youths, including parental/guardian 
	involvement whenever possible.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	884	Abstinence-Only Education for CT Communities at Risk	0	434,686	0	344,646	0	330,484	0	330,484
	Child Day Care Centers
	Goal:	License and regulate 1,632 center-based child day care 
	facilities that have the capacity to serve a total of 88,799 
	children.  Centers provide a program of supplementary 
	care to more than twelve related or unrelated children on a 
	regular basis for a part of the 24-hour period one or more 
	days per week.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Developmental Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	002	Other Expenses	12,586	0	10,180	0	10,180	0	10,180	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	12,586	434,686	10,180	344,646	10,180	330,484	10,180	330,484

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Public Health	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
Total:	Department of Public Health	11,516,443	38,232,919	9,696,121	40,238,311	3,154,518	40,146,282	3,173,333	40,133,174

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Social Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	The mission of the Department of Social Services (DSS) is to 
	serve families and individuals who need assistance in 
	maintaining or achieving their full potential for self-direction, 
	self-reliance and independent living. While DSS recognizes the 
	benefits of primary prevention programs, a significant majority 
	of the services and programs DSS offers are direct intervention.

	What is included in this report is the result of a thoughtful review
	of current DSS programs that “promote healthy, safe and 
	productive lives and reduce the likelihood of crime, violence, 
	substance abuse, illness, academic failure and other socially 
	destructive behaviors” within the parameters of our mission 
	statement and core business functions.
	Preventive Health Services
	Healthy Start
	Goal:	Funds are used in conjunction with Federal funding in 
	account 503 to make grants to non-profit organizations, 
	including hospital and community clinics, for the provision 
	of outreach and case management services to low income
	pregnant women and infants up to one year of age.
	Primary Strategy: 	Health Care Screening Detection
	Secondary Strategy: 	Preventive and Primary Health Care
	Account:	616	Healthy Start	0	0	1,260,917	0	1,260,917	0	1,260,917	0
	HUSKY Outreach and Data Collection
	Goal:	Portion of HUSKY Outreach and Data Collection Funds 
	are used in conjunction with Federal funding in account 
	503 to make grants to non-profit organizations, including 
	hospital and community clinics, for the provision of 
	outreach and case management services to low income 
	pregnant women and infants up to one year of age.
	Primary Strategy: 	Health Care Screening Detection
	Secondary Strategy: 	Preventive and Primary Health Care
	Account:	018	HUSKY Outreach and Data Collection	1,270,122	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Social Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Maternal and Child Health Services Program
	Goal:	Promotes health access, health and safety to prevent 
	unhealthy or unsafe environment.  Development of health
	system in child care.  No direct services are provided 
	through this account.
	Primary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Health Care and Safety Education
	Account:	903	Maternal & Child Health Service Program	0	71,199	0	71,199	0	71,199	0	71,199
	Maternal and Infant Health Block Grant
	Goal:	Supports grants to non-profit organizations, including 
	hospital and community clinics, to provide outreach and 
	case management services to low income pregnant 
	women and infants.
	Primary Strategy: 	Preventive and Primary Health Care
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	503	Maternal and Infant Health Block Grant	0	500,000	0	500,000	0	500,000	0	500,000
Subtotal:	Preventive Health Services	1,270,122	571,199	1,260,917	571,199	1,260,917	571,199	1,260,917	571,199
	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services
	Child Care Services - TANF/CCDBG
	Goal:	Kith and Kin portion of the Child Care Assistance Program;
	provides family caregivers access to training and support
	to enhance home care setting.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	641	Child Care Services - TANF/CCDBG	1,215,868	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Social Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Community Services Block Grant
	Goal:	Supports job training, voluntary training, parenting skills 
	and counseling
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	852	Community Services Block Grant	0	1,822,999	0	1,822,999	0	1,822,999	0	1,822,999
	Education and Training
	Goal:	Education and training services are those services 
	provided to improve knowledge or daily living skills and to 
	enhance cultural opportunities.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	877	Social Services Block Grant - Education and Training	0	43,437	0	0	0	0	0	0
	Family Planning Services Grants
	Goal:	Provides educational, medical or social services for 
	family planning.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	888	Social Services Block Grant	0	298,745	0	246,884	0	128,824	0	128,824
	Head Start CT Collaboration Project
	Goal:	Supports capacity building in early childhood programs for 
	low-income children and their families and social/academic
	success in children.
	Primary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	902	Head Start CT Collaboration Project	0	135,631	0	135,631	0	135,631	0	135,631

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Social Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	High Performance Bonus
	Goal:	A portion of the TANF High Performance bonus provides 
	funds for the Fatherhood Initiative.  The initiative includes 
	3 research and demonstration pilots to promote financial 
	and emotional involvement of low-income non-custodial 
	fathers in the lives of their children.
	Primary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	026	Work Performance Bonus	277,417	0	600,000	0	0	0	0	0
	Information and Referral Services
	Goal:	Provides referrals and information on services of public 
	and private service agencies and a brief assessment of 
	client needs (but not diagnosis and evaluation) to facilitate
	appropriate referral to these community resources.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	893	Information & Referral	0	230,251	0	219,173	0	0	0	0
	Pregnancy and Parenting Services for Young Parents
	Goal:	Provides services or activities for married or unmarried 
	adolescent parents and their families designed to assist 
	young parents in coping with the social, emotional, and 
	economic problems related to pregnancy and in planning 
	for the future.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Health Care and Safety Education
	Account:	876	Pregnancy and Parenting Services	0	22,957	0	24,637	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Social Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Prevention and Intervention - Grants
	Goal:	Provides services or activities designed for early 
	identification and/or timely intervention to support families
	and prevent the consequences of abuse, neglect, family 
	violence, or to assist in making arrangements for 
	alternative placements or living arrangements where necessary.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	872	Prevention and Intervention	0	455,175	0	454,674	0	16,738	0	16,738
	Protective Services for Children
	Goal:	Provides services to prevent/remedy abuse, neglect or 
	exploitation of children who may be harmed through 
	physical/mental injury, sexual abuse or exploitation, and 
	neglectful treatment or maltreatment, including failure to 
	be provided with adequate food, clothing, shelter or medical care.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	873	Protective Services for Children	0	243,380	0	259,147	0	170,448	0	170,448
	School Readiness
	Goal:	Supports early care and education programs for pre-school
	children in 14 priority school districts.  Emphasis is on 
	families receiving TFA and working low-income families 
	needing comprehensive services such s health, education,
	parenting education and other related services.  Supports 
	quality enhancements such as licensing enforcement, 
	resource and referral services, criminal and child abuse 
	checks and provider training.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	670	School Readiness	4,498,492	0	3,198,048	0	3,198,048	0	3,198,048	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Department of Social Services	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	SSBG/TANF Family Planning Services
	Goal:	Provides educational, medical or social services for 
	teenage pregnancy prevention.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	888	Social Services Block Grant	0	988,380	0	816,802	0	426,208	0	426,208
	Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Block Grant
	Goal:	Provides grants to communities and municipal agencies 
	for activities directed toward the prevention of teenage 
	pregnancy through a community-based multi-disciplinary 
	approach including educational, medical, and/or social
	services.	 
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	712	Teen Pregnancy Prevention	1,029,958	0	1,049,919	0	2,063,299	0	2,063,299	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	7,021,735	4,240,955	4,847,967	3,979,947	5,261,347	2,700,848	5,261,347	2,700,848
Total:	Department of Social Services	8,291,857	4,812,154	6,108,884	4,551,146	6,522,264	3,272,047	6,522,264	3,272,047

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Judicial Department	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	The Judicial Branch reviewed its existing contracts and program 
	descriptions for all funding sources in order to identify 
	prevention oriented program components and activities.  It is the
  position of the Judicial Branch that its programs should not be 
	considered prevention programs for purposes of this report.  In 
	reaching this conclusion, the Judicial Branch referred to a 1999 
	OPM report entitled The State of Connecticut: 1997-99 
	Prevention Budget Supplement.  In that document, programs 
	identified as “intervention, treatment, alternatives to 
	incarceration, and rehabilitation” were specifically excluded as 
	prevention programs.  Many Judicially funded programs that 
	focus on court-involved juveniles were identified in that report as
	“more intensive interventions” that are mixed with some 
	prevention programming.  They were clearly identified, and 
	judged not to be prevention programming. All services and 
	programming currently funded through the Judicial Branch 
	respond to behaviors serious enough to require referral to and 
	intervention through the court system, and are considered 
	intervention, treatment and/or alternatives to incarceration.
	None
	Goal:
	Primary Strategy: 
	Secondary Strategy: 
	Account:	000	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Subtotal:	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Total:	Judicial Department	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Office of Policy and Management	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	The Office of Policy and Management/Justice Planning Unit 
	selected programs for inclusion in this report based on the broad 
	definition of “prevention” as stated in Public Act 01-12.  The 
	selected programs focus on children birth to age eighteen and 
	seek to promote healthy, safe and productive lives and reduce 
	the likelihood of crime, violence, substance abuse, illness, 
	academic failure and other socially destructive behaviors. 
	Excluded from the report are those programs focused on judicial 
	intervention, alternatives to incarceration and programs focused 
	on a wider target population than children 0-18 years of age.
	Preventive Behavioral Services
	Children and Youth Development
	Goal:	Assist at-risk children and youth through a wide range of 
	prevention and early intervention activities
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	036	Children and Youth Program Development	638,179	0	250,000	0	0	0	0	0
	Drug Enforcement and Education
	Goal:	Provide funds to municipalities to support substance 
	abuse and violence education and prevention
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	710	Drug Enforcement Program	5,961,220	0	350,000	0	0	0	0	0
	Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws Program
	Goal:	Provides funds to local governments and private service 
	agencies to develop a comprehensive approach to 
	combating underage drinking.  Includes education,  public 
	awareness and enforcement.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	983	Combating Underage Drinking	0	457,387	0	381,208	0	275,000	0	375,000

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Office of Policy and Management	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
	Goal:	Formula grant to assist states and local communities with 
	resources to develop and implement effective ways of 
	preventing and reducing juvenile delinquency.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	043	Justice Assistance Grants	125,099	0	23,951	0	139,024	0	139,137
	Account:	997	99 Juvenile Justice Program	0	843,869	0	919,990	0	641,959	0	945,000
	Neighborhood Youth Center Program
	Goal:	Provides funds to support local youth centers' recreation 
	and academic activities.
	Primary Strategy: 	Recreational and Alternative Activities
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	044	Neighborhood Youth Centers	1,332,649	0	584,611	0	0	0	0	0
	Pilot Reintegration Education Program
	Goal:	Transitional education program for adjudicated youth 
	returning to public school; provides academic programming
	and therapeutic interventions to prepare students for 
	re-entry into traditional classrooms.
	Primary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	043	Justice Assistance Grants	76,375	0	14,623	0	84,877	0	84,946	0
	Account:	828	1999 Drug Control & System Improvement	0	165,937	0	35,944	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Office of Policy and Management	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Police Youth Enrichment
	Goal:	Provides police sponsored recreational, educational, 
	community service and cultural activities for at-risk youth. 
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	043	Justice Assistance Grants	50,606	0	9,689	0	56,239	0	56,284
	Account:	828	1999 Drug Control & System Improvement	0	111,000	0	24,044	0	0	0	0
	State Challenge Grant Program
	Goal:	Provide funds to state to prevent delinquency by 
	implementing systems change.
	Primary Strategy: 	Social Policy
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	907	Title II Part E State Challenge Grant	0	25,650	0	153,350	0	90,850	0	88,000
	Summer Youth Recreation Program
	Goal:	Provide recreation opportunities in urban areas for at-risk 
	children affected by gangs, crime, illegal drug activity and
	other violence.  Program operates during the summer.  
	Funding is provided to 16 municipalities.  Activities 
	include:  structured recreation, social activities, 
	educational activities, creative arts, artistic enrichment, 
	job/career training, prevention and intervention services 
	and other activities that may attract youth.  
	Primary Strategy: 	Recreational and Alternative Activities
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	710	Drug Enforcement Program	1,437,864	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Office of Policy and Management	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
	Title V Community Prevention Grants Program
	Goal:	Goal is to reduce the delinquency and youth violence by 
	supporting units of local government in developing plans 
	for delinquency prevention based on risk and protective 
	factors present in the community.
	Primary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Account:	979	Title V Delinquency Prevention Program	0	366,816	0	414,000	0	306,000	0	277,000
	Underage Drinking Discretionary Grant
	Goal:	Provide funds to local governments and private sector 
	service agencies to develop a comprehensive approach to
	combatting underage drinking.  Includes education, public 
	awareness and enforcement.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Capacity Building
	Account:	973	Combating Underage Drinking Discretionary Program	0	195,495	0	700,000	0	559,247	0	275,000
Subtotal:	Preventive Behavioral Services	9,621,992	2,166,154	1,232,874	2,628,536	280,140	1,873,056	280,367	1,960,000
	Preventive Health Services
	Anti-Tobacco Grant
	Goal:	Supports efforts to reduce tobacco abuse through 
	prevention, education, cessation, treatment, enforcement 
	and health needs programs.  Primary program components
	include: media campaign, counter marketing, school 
	curricula, evaluation, and a website which serves as a 
	resource for anti-tobacco organizations and people of all ages.
	Primary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Secondary Strategy: 	Information and Awareness
	Account:	392	Tobacco Grant Account	300,000	0	10,353	0	0	0	0	0

	 State 	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 	  State   	 Federal 
	Office of Policy and Management	2001-02 	2001-02 	2002-03 	2002-03 	2003-04 	2003-04 	2004-05 	2004-05 
	Actual	Actual	Estimated	Estimated	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd	Recmd
Subtotal:	Preventive Health Services	300,000	0	10,353	0	0	0	0	0
	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services
	Boys and Girls Club Program
	Goal:	Support enhanced or expanded programs and opportunities
	that will further the Mission of the Boys and Girls Club of 
	America, which is "to inspire and enable all young people, 
	especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to 
	realize their full potential as productive, responsible and 
	caring citizens."  
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	048	Boys and Girls Club	315,000	0	160,000	0	0	0	0	0
	Leadership Education and Athletics in Partnership
	Goal:	LEAP is a model mentoring program which matches 
	children, ages 7-14 from high poverty urban 
	neighborhoods with trained high school and college student
	counselors, and  helps children develop their academic 
	skills and self esteem, succeed in school, and grow up to 
	be productive citizens.  Provides its college and high 
	school counselors with opportunities to teach and mentor 
	children, develop their leadership skills and refine career goals.
	Primary Strategy: 	Life and Social Skills Building
	Secondary Strategy: 	Early Behavioral Intervention
	Account:	033	Leadership, Education, Athletics in Partnership (LEAP)	2,076,700	0	1,200,000	0	0	0	0	0
Subtotal:	Preventive Social and Multiple-Focused Services	2,391,700	0	1,360,000	0	0	0	0	0
Total:	Office of Policy and Management	12,313,692	2,166,154	2,603,227	2,628,536	280,140	1,873,056	280,367	1,960,000