Community Leadership Institute of Kentucky Request for Applications

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Community Leadership Institute of Kentucky Request for Applications Key Dates RFA Release Date: December 1, 2017 Applications due: January 10, 2018 Applicants Notified: February 9, 2018 Save the Required Training Dates (tentative): March 19, March 20, March 27, April 3 and April 10, 2018 Save the Required Six-Month Project Update Meeting: Fall 2018 (date to be announced) Save the Required Graduation Date: Spring 2019 (date to be announced) Program Description The Community Leadership Institute of Kentucky (CLIK) is a 4-week intensive leadership development training program offered in Hazard, KY by the UK Center of Excellence in Rural Health, the Kentucky Office of Rural Health, and the UK CCTS Community Engagement and Research Program. The Institute is designed to enhance research and capacity-building competencies in community leaders, senior staff, directors and administrators. There are up to 12 positions available for the 2018 class. Program Goal The overall goal of the program is to assist leaders affiliated with organizations that engage and empower communities to reduce health disparities, leverage funding and learn how to use data to improve services and programs. Program Benefits The program is designed to provide participants opportunities to: 1) Participate in thought-provoking and interactive training activities. 2) Improve their skills in grant writing, public speaking and presentations, finding and using data collected on local communities, creating databases, using a web-based data system, developing good surveys, making sure their programs are using techniques that work, and assessing whether programs are working (evaluation). 3) Gain a broader perspective of community health issues. 4) Address problems that affect the health of the community by implementing a project selected by the participant. A mentor will work in partnership with the CLIK participant. 5) Improve their abilities to partner with community or academic organizations to improve health in the community. 6) Network among community organizations in Kentucky, particularly Appalachian Kentucky.

7) Enhance their leadership skills. 8) Become highly motivated community leaders who are better prepared to participate in community research projects. 9) Receive deserved recognition and prestige as a community leader making contributions to improve health in Kentucky, particularly Appalachian Kentucky. Who Should Apply? Community and organizational leaders, administrators, directors and other key program staff should apply. Grant Funding Each participant s organization will receive a $2500 grant for their participation in this competitive program and completion of their proposed project. The participant s organization must have 501c3 status or a designated lead fiscal agency (health agency or non-profit) to receive and manage the grant award. Grantees will be required to complete the following paperwork with the UK CCTS: 1) Invoice on agency/coalition letterhead for payment 2) W-9 Tax Form on behalf of the agency 3) A University of Kentucky Independent Contract (IC) Form Award Priorities Priority will be given to leaders from Appalachian Counties in Kentucky. In addition, priority will be given to applicants who propose projects consistent with the UK CCTS Community Engagement Program s areas of interest including: Cancer prevention (e.g., nutrition, physical activity, smoking cessation) Reducing obesity and sedentary lifestyle Chronic disease (diabetes, cardiovascular disease) prevention or management Substance abuse prevention and treatment Program Requirements To accomplish the goals of the Institute, the full participation of each individual selected is necessary. To successfully complete the Institute, participants must: 1) Attend all training sessions and present their project during the graduation session. Those who miss any sessions will be asked to withdraw from the program and the grant will not be awarded. We anticipate that CLIK will be a highly competitive program, so we ask you to carefully consider your commitment, as there are limited slots. 2) Develop and implement a project to ensure that there is a real world deliverable that builds organizational and community capacity. Examples of projects and a budget are provided in the FAQ document. 3) Provide a brief 6-month and 1-year progress report for the project. Program Expectations Upon completion of the program, leaders will have increased competencies in community research that allow them to access and leverage the funding needed to build capacity in their programs and organizations. The long-term goal is to improve community research capacity to address health disparities in communities, particularly in Appalachian Kentucky. Scheduled Training Topics (subject to change) Quality Improvement Ensuring Evidence-Based Practice Human Subjects Protection Assessing Community Health Needs Grant Proposal Writing Designing and Implementing a Solid Budget

Program Evaluation Data Analysis Survey Development Accessing and Mining Public Datasets Data Visualization Advanced Public Speaking Graduation Participants will present their projects during the Annual UK CCTS Spring Conference 2019, in Lexington, KY, where they will also be recognized as graduates of the Community Leadership Institute of Kentucky. Training Location and Schedule Training sessions will take place at the UK Center of Excellence in Rural Health, Hazard, KY, on March 19, March 20, March 27, April 3 and April 10. Following the training dates, mentoring and technical assistance will be available throughout the year as participants projects are implemented and completed. Meals and snacks will be provided during training hours. Participants will be encouraged to work on their individual projects, network and meet with mentors during the breakfast and lunch sessions. Please review the list of tentative training dates to make certain that we can expect your full participation should you be selected. TOPICS AND DATES* CLIK Orientation Advanced Public Speaking Workshop Date: Monday, March 19, 2018 Time: 1:00 5:30 pm Quality Improvement Ensuring Evidence-Based Practice Human Subjects Protection Assessing Community Health Needs Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2018 Time: 8:00 am 4:00 pm Program Evaluation Data Analysis Accessing and Mining Public Datasets Data Visualization Date: Tuesday, March 27, 2018 Time: 8:00 am 4:00 pm Designing and Implementing a Solid Budget Grant Proposal Writing Date: Tuesday, April 3, 2018 Time: 8:00 am 4:00 pm Project Presentations and Celebration Lunch Date: Tuesday, April 10, 2018 Time: 9:00 am 1:00 pm Mid-point Meeting and Project Updates Fall 2018 Date and Time to Be Announced

Graduation and Project Presentations UK CCTS Spring Conference 2019 Lexington, KY Date and Time to Be Announced (*Please note session topics and dates are subject to change) For questions regarding this training program, please contact Beth Bowling, RN at beth.bowling@uky.edu or (606)-439-3557 ext. 83545. To apply, please complete the attached CLIK application form and submit according to the application instructions.

Community Leadership Institute of Kentucky Application Form Applicant Checklist: Completed Application and Budget Form Professional Resume/CV Letter of Support from Professional Contact Documentation of Proof of 501c3 Status Letter of Support from Organization (From supervisor stating that your attendance at the CLIK and project are supported) Application Instructions: 1. Please limit the application form to two pages. This does not include your resume/cv, agency support letter, or budget. 2. Use the checklist above to confirm that all materials have been completed. 3. All applications must be received by January 10, 2018. 4. Please combine all materials into one PDF document and e-mail to beth.bowling@uky.edu or send via US mail to the address below. Beth Bowling, RN Rural Project Manager UK Center of Excellence in Rural Health 750 Morton Blvd. Hazard, KY 41701 Name: Title: Organization: Address: Email: Phone (primary): Phone (secondary): Please answer the following questions (required as part of your application): 1. Briefly describe your reasons for wanting to participate in the Community Leadership Institute of Kentucky and what you hope to gain from your involvement? 2. Please explain how you would use the information gained in the Community Leadership Institute of Kentucky in your organization, agency and/or community.

3. Please describe a real world project that you could develop and implement as part of the Institute. Specifically include the following: Title of Project: Target Population: Project Aims: Evaluation Plan: Budget : Please describe how you would spend your CLIK grant award (up to $2,500) and complete the budget form provided as part of this application. 4. Which of the following UK CCTS Community Engagement Core areas will your project focus on (please check all that apply)? Cancer prevention (e.g., nutrition, physical activity, smoking cessation) Reducing obesity and sedentary lifestyle Chronic disease (diabetes, cardiovascular disease) prevention or management Substance abuse prevention and treatment 5. What is your project designed to do (check all that apply)? Increase knowledge of risk factors for health disparities Improve compliance with prevention or treatment guidelines of health disparities through community or provider education Increase the use of tobacco cessation programs for youth and adults Increase physical activity and/or healthier eating habits through new or existing programs Address prevention or treatment strategies for other health risk behaviors, such as drug or alcohol abuse 6. Budget complete form provided, specifying amount of funds requested for each category and include total amount of in-kind contributions, if any, for each category (2 pages maximum).

Budget Categories Justification Requested Funds ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS (10% of total funding request or a maximum $250 in administrative fees for a total budget of $2,500). ADVERTISING In-Kind Contributions Total Funds for this category EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOOD/ REFRESHMENTS INCENTIVES OPERATIONAL SUPPLIES POSTAGE PRINTING SPEAKER FEES TRAVEL EXPENSES OTHER TOTALS

Example Projects and Example Budget Title of Project: Target Population: Project Aims: Evaluation Plan: Budget : Project Example 1 Using Telemedicine to Deliver a Smoking Cessation Intervention: Is it Feasible? St. Claire Family Medicine patients in Morehead (Rowan County) and Olive Hill (Carter County) who are smokers will be recruited for a smoking cessation intervention program. The aim of this project is to demonstrate the efficacy and participant satisfaction in using telemedicine as part of a smoking cessation intervention. The 13-week Cooper/Clayton Method to Stop Smoking will be delivered to patients in-person (St. Claire Regional Medical Center, Morehead) and via telehealth (St. Claire Family Medicine, Olive Hill). The effectiveness of the program will be assessed by comparing smoking cessation rates (measured via self-report as well as pre- and post-study breath samples using carbon monoxide monitors) and participant satisfaction between the two groups. The budget will include administrative support for the project, incentives for participation, educational materials, nicotine replacement products, and travel. Title of Project: Target Population: Project Aims: Evaluation Plan: Budget : Project Example 2 Diabetes Prevention for the Appalachian Population in Hart County, Kentucky Hart County Health Department and Cumberland Family Medical (FQHC) patients will be recruited for a diabetes prevention program combined with a smoking cessation program. The overall aim of this project is to implement a CDC-based Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) and the 13-week Cooper/Clayton Method to Stop Smoking in Hart County to reduce smoking, reduce weight, and increase physical activity among participants. Hart County Health Department staff will be trained on the CDC-based program and then provide three 12-week DPP sessions in conjunction with smoking cessation sessions (Weeks 1-3: smoking cessation; Weeks 4-12: smoking cessation and DPP; Weeks 13-15 DPP). The effectiveness of the program will be assessed by comparing baseline and post-program smoking cessation rates, physical activity levels, as well as the following measures: weight, weight circumference, fasting blood sugar, HbA1C, blood pressure, and lipid profile. The budget will include administrative support for the project, advertisements for participant recruitment, educational materials, and training costs for staff.

Example Budget Budget Categories Justification Requested Funds In-Kind Contributions Total Funds for this Category ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS (10% of total funding request or a maximum $250 in administrative fees for a total budget of $2,500) ADVERTISING EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS Administrative support, 10% of budget request =$250 TV interviews and newspaper articles for participant recruitment $250 $250 $500 $500 FOOD/ REFRESHMENTS INCENTIVES OPERATIONAL SUPPLIES POSTAGE PRINTING SPEAKER FEES TRAVEL EXPENSES OTHER Refreshments for 20 participants: refreshments @ $1 each X 20 participants X 12 sessions = $240 Binders for DPP materials: 2 binders/participant @$5 each X 20 =$200; 2 binders @$5 each for 1 facilitator=$10; total=$210 DPP materials: 20 sets @$20/set=$400 Staff travel for DDP training, Hazard, KY to Atlanta, GA: 700 miles roundtrip X 57 cents/mile X 1 staff = $400 Training cost for DDP training, CDC, Atlanta, GA: $1000 X 1 staff = $1000 $240 $240 $210 $210 $400 $400 $400 $500 $900 $1000 $1000 TOTALS $2500 $1000 $3500