Who Qualifies for Youth Substance Abuse Programs in South Carolina
GrantID: 73271
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Deadline: Ongoing
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Grant Overview
South Carolina restricts eligibility for youth substance abuse prevention grants to organizations that operate programs registered with the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services. Only entities holding current state certification for adolescent behavioral health services may submit applications. Programs must serve residents aged 10 to 18 and maintain physical sites in at least one of the 21 counties classified as rural by the South Carolina Office of Rural Health.
Application materials require submission of three years of de-identified participant outcome data using the state's standard risk and protective factor survey instrument. Budget narratives must separate state-mandated reporting costs from direct service expenditures, with no more than 18 percent allocated to evaluation. Proposals that rely solely on school-based delivery without documented parental consent protocols are disqualified during the initial compliance screen.
South Carolina's coastal plain counties present different referral patterns than the Upstate because transportation barriers limit after-school participation; successful applicants document van or telehealth components that address these distances. The state review panel compares proposed service numbers against county-level youth arrest data for drug-related offenses published by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
Unlike Georgia or North Carolina programs, South Carolina mandates that funded projects align with the specific peer mentorship curriculum pre-approved by the state behavioral health agency. This alignment requirement stems from the state's centralized approval process for all prevention curricula used in public schools.
Eligibility Requirements in South Carolina
Organizations must provide current memoranda of understanding with at least one South Carolina school district and one county sheriff's office. The memoranda must specify data-sharing procedures that comply with the state's Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act addendum. Grant periods run on the state fiscal year, requiring mid-year progress reports that include participant retention rates and pre-post knowledge scores.
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