Resources Archive - Cardea Services

The Indigenous HIV/AIDS Syndemic Strategy: Weaving Together the National HIV, STI, and Viral Hepatitis Plans

To support the development of comprehensive solutions to end the HIV epidemic in Indian Country, Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAIHB), alongside the Indian Health Service (IHS) National HIV Program, a 16-member Advisory Committee, and Cardea created The Indigenous HIV/AIDS Syndemic Strategy: Weaving Together the National HIV, STI, and Viral Hepatitis Plans (Syndemic Strategy).

Regional Food System Grant Program Evaluation Findings and Recommendations

Equity

From 2022-2023, Cardea partnered with King Conservation District and community partners to plan and implement a mixed-methods evaluation of its Regional Food Systems Grant Program. This final report summarizes what we learned about the program, including strengths and opportunities for growth in support of more equitable and impactful grant processes and investments. This work will

Technical Assistance Package: Supporting Substance Use Disorder Services Integration in Diverse Settings

Health and Well-Being

Basic SUD Education The Opioids Epidemic and Women Women and SUDs Opioids & Women: Reproductive Health & MAT Signs of Misuse/Opioid Misuse Understanding Bias Using People-Friendly Language Tab 1. Basic SUD Education SUD Screening Tools Available screening tools for populations (Include Webinar ppt slide deck and table) Link to OSARs for Resources (specific to Texas)

Best Starts for Kids Child Care Health Consultation Evaluation

Education, Youth, and Families, Equity

With support from Best Starts for Kids, Cardea conducted an evaluation of child care health consultation (CCHC), a strategy that promotes the health and development of children, families, and child care providers by ensuring healthy and safe child care environments. In 2018, BSK invested in two CCHC approaches—public health model and community-informed pilots—to leverage communities’

Best Starts for Kids Case Studies

Education, Youth, and Families, Equity

The purpose of this case study series is to share stories and data from Best Starts for Kids partners that highlight five key themes critical to Best Starts partners, spanning all strategies: 1) leading with equity; 2) centering culture and language; 3) supporting communities that thrive; 4) building organizational and community strength; and 5) working

Evaluating Sexually Transmitted Infection Express Services

Health and Well-Being

This report with NACCHO shows that express STI services increase clinic capacity, reduce time to treatment, and reduce visit time, therefore making them an important tool for increasing access and testing while maximizing available resources.

Autonomous but Not Alone: Navigating Students through Drug-Related Risk

Education, Youth, and Families, Health and Well-Being

This toolkit for school-based staff, stresses the importance of building relationships and using a harm reduction approach to help empower youth to avoid and reduce risk associated with substance misuse. Instructor-Led Virtual Training This training is on the Autonomous but Not Alone: Navigating Students through Drug-Related Risk. This toolkit for school-based staff, stresses the importance

The Case for Investing in King County’s Black-led Organizations

Equity, Health and Well-Being

Over the past year, Byrd Barr Place, along with Cardea Services and Seattle Foundation, had the honor to talk with and hear from Black leaders across King County about the truth of their experiences guiding community nonprofits. We wanted to lift up Black voices and the strengths of the Black-led organizations that are providing essential

Foundations Sex Ed Report: Training-of-Trainers (TOT)

Education, Youth, and Families, Health and Well-Being

Summary of results from the Foundations national model for training and preparing trainers. Trainers will train teachers to implement high-quality sex education.

Foundations Sex Ed Report: Training-of-Educators (TOE)

Education, Youth, and Families, Health and Well-Being

Summary of results from the Foundations national model for training teachers to implement high-quality sex education.

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