3. Innovative Community-based Problem Gambling
Prevention Projects
• Responsible Alcohol Sales Training (RAST)
• Community-based training for local retailers
• LifeSkills Training
• School-based curriculum
• Prevention App
• Local resources for youth
4. ResponsibleAlcohol Sales Training (RAST)
RAST
• Responsible
Sales Training
• Training for local
retailers
• 2.5 hour training
• No cost to attend
• Collaborative
Project
5. RAST
Partners include:
• Linn Together
• OLCC Oregon Liquor
Control Commission
• Linn County Sheriff’s
Office
• Linn County Public
Health
• Linn County Problem
Gambling Prevention
& Treatment
• Linn County Alcohol
& Drug Prevention
6. RAST
Employees Learn:
• Oregon laws
regarding sales of
alcohol, tobacco,
inhalants and lottery
products
• How to check ID &
identify fake ID’s
• General training
session combined
with multiple small
workshops
7. RAST
Linn County Problem Gambling Treatment Counselor discusses strategies to reduce
sales to minors.
8. LifeSkills Training (LST)
• LifeSkills Training (LST) is a school-based curriculum proven to
target the fundamental reasons why students engage in
behaviors that put them at risk
• Thirteen 45-50 minute lessons implemented in the classroom
• Individual lessons include: Self-Image, Making Decisions, Smoking,
Alcohol, Marijuana, Advertising, Coping with Anxiety, Coping with
Anger, Communication Skills, Social Skills, Assertiveness and Problem
Gambling Awareness
• LST promotes healthy alternatives to risky behavior through
activities designed to help youth enhance cognitive and
behavioral competency to reduce and prevent a variety of
health risk behaviors
9. LifeSkills Training (LST) Infusion Project
• Infusion project
targets students in
6th grade
• Session Goal: To
provide students with
information to help
prevent problem
gambling
10. LifeSkills Training (LST) Infusion Project
• Increased knowledge about
gambling & problem gambling
• Increased awareness of risks
associated with gambling
activities
• Increased knowledge of the
signs & symptoms of problem
gambling
• Increased understanding of
the probability
• Increased knowledge of local
and state problem gambling
support services
14. Linn County App for
Teens
• Easy & quick access to local
resources and information
• App provides information and
local resources for alcohol,
bullying, suicide prevention,
and problem gambling
15. Linn County App for Teens
Content includes:
• Gambling: What’s the
big deal
• Risks associated with
problem gambling
• Warning signs
• Community Resources
• How to help a friend
• Get help now
• What’s your gambling
IQ?
16. Linn County
App for Teens
• Partnered with
STAND for app
development
• Facilitated focus
groups with youth
• STAND will market
final product using
incentives to
encourage students
to download
19. History
Klamath, Modoc,
Yahooskin
Time beyond
memory
Everything needed
to survive was
provided for by
Creator
Songs, traditions,
ceremonies, games,
legends, all intact
20. Historical Trauma
190 years of
compacted trauma
Loss of 20 million
acres through treaty
Modoc
War/Relocation
Reservation Era
Boarding School Era
Loss of
Culture/Traditions
Termination Era
22. Restoration of the Spirit
How do we begin to
sift through the
wreckage?
Meaningful
Culturally Based
Tribal Best Practice
“Everything we
needed to survive
was provided for by
the Creator”
23. Youth & Family Guidance
Center
A&D Services
Intensive Case
Mngmt
Mental Health
Prevention
Adult Recovery
Support
Juvenile Crime
A&D Prevention
Mental Health Promo
Suicide Prevention
Maternal Child Health
24. Opportunity: Problem Gambling
Task
One time funding to
host strategy that
addressed problem
gambling
Thought
“Everything we need
to survive is
provided for by the
creator.”
What happened?
25. Innovative….Culturally Based
Traditional Games!
Brought people
together for
socializing
Spirituality is high
Self Control
Fun, Entertaining
consistently
Family involvement
Culturally rich
environment
Gambling
Isolated to machines
or territorial over
strategy
Sheer luck
Addiction
Fun is only when
winning
Adults only
Mainstream Culture
27. Innovative….Culturally Based
Pow Wow
Brought people
together for
socializing
Protocol
Foster Identity/Pride
Fun, Entertaining
consistently
Tiny tots to Elders
Culturally rich
environment
Gambling
Isolated to machines
or territorial over
strategy
Sheer luck
Loss = Guilt/Shame
Fun is only when
winning
Adults only
Mainstream Culture
Linn County Sheriff’s Office discusses potential over-the-counter poisons and provides examples of the types of products often used improperly
Through this program we are also able to disseminate information to parents through home activities and bulk texting…hopefully generating home discussions. Today we talked about problem gambling and its effects. Ask your child to describe two risks associated with problem gambling. Information is also infused into other lessons such as the advertising lesson using the Oregon lottery billboards
Our experience is that teens don’t carry or keep business cards, today many teens have smart phones, this is one way to get information into the hands of youth.
Our experience is that teens don’t carry or keep business cards, today many teens have smart phones, this is one way to get information into the hands of youth.
Our experience is that teens don’t carry or keep business cards, today many teens have smart phones, this is one way to get information into the hands of youth.
Newspaper articles
Floor banners
Card and posters
Circulate in the tribal area
Teams
Elements
Tour
School Party
Billboard
Problem Gambling Education
Problem Gambling PSA
Bullying
Culture
Attend American Indian Film Festival
Elders Day 8 screen and COGS
Peds Day
Mens Day
Groups