Application for Subgrant
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A P P L I CAT ION FOR SUB 3 RAN T
(GENERAL}
To: KANSAS DRUG ABUSE CO~lISSION
715 Harrison - Second Floor
Topeka, KS 66603
Phone 913 296-3925
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APPLICANT
NAME Or' OR'':;ANI'~ATION
Salina Drug Action Council,
STREET ADDRESS
643 S. Ohio, Box 14
CITY COUNTY
Salina, Saline
LO.
PROJECT COST
Inc.
Total Project
Cost $5,696.64
Sub'JTan tee
Contribution Sl,757.44
Requested
from KDAC $4,022.52
ZIP CODE
67401
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TYPE OF
ORGANI-
ZATION
STATE
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REGIO~
PO PULA'l' lOi.~
COUNTY
OTHER
37,162
x CITY
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TYPE OF
APPLICA-
TION
X ACTION
INITLl\L
REQUEST }'OR
NO:
PLANNING
FUNDINJ
CO~-JT INUNl'ION OF SUBGRANT
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ACTUAL FUNDING RADIO
~ Federal
~ Subgrantee
SHORT TITLE
OF PROJECT
BRIEF The Care Line will offer immediate, short-term help using all
SU~~RY available resources with the possibility of referral leading to long
OF PROJEC1'term assistance. It will be available to anyone who might need or
desires its help. The Care line is three-fold. 1. Crises assistance,
2. information and 3. talk. It is difficult for some people in some
situations to make the appropriate decisions when there is a lack of
infmrmation, qualified people to advise, and a specific available
program which can provide help. The Care Line will be able to do this.
4. PROJECT
DIRECTOR
5. PROJECT
FINANCIAL
OFFICER
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NAME
Juanita Gerharh R.N.
ADDRESS
824 S. Santa
NAME
D. L. Harrison
TI'l'LE
Project D~rector
Fe, Salina, Kansas
TELEPHONE NO.
827-8163
TITLE
City Clerk
ADDRESS
City-County Building, 300 W. Ash. Salina, Ks.
TEI.JEPHONE NO.
827-9653
Salina Care Line
8. DURATION FROM TO
OF PROJECT 1 October 1974 1
Day Honth Year Day
9. BUDGET CATEGORY FOR KDAC USE
KDl\C AWARD SUB GRANTEE
l. Personnel $ $
2. Consultants $ $
3. Travel $ $
4. Supplies $ $
5. Communication $ $
6. Equipment $ $
7. Facility Cost $ $
8. Other Cost $ $
9. rrotal $ $
June
175
Month
Year
TYPE OF PAY~iliNTS
~ of Payments
_Monthly _Special
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ProqrE?ss Reoorts
Monthly _Semi-
Quarterly Annual
Compo of Project
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Jim SwecllulleI, ROill'lcw, oppolnted for' <1 three year terr!\ to
Juno 1, 19-'~ to succeed Don l'iilIICllI1S, Healhll".
Juck Gi Ilur,l, Archi-tecl, i:1ppolllh~d for u three yo,-,r tcn~1 to
June 1, 1975 .to .~ucccecl t.lax ni~~hop, AI"ChitccL
"CONS I O[f\.\TIO;,! OF THE SALIN/\ CITY CO:;:,i1SSI0:~ E~:DmSlr;:; TlI[ SlIl.It'IA l'[{t.!G ACT10:~
COUNC ILl S APPLI cr\T I 0;'1 FOH A GRfJNT TO TItE GO\'U,:~OI'\' S CO:.;'.1111.[[: 0:'1 m I i.11 r:.'\L AD;.; I N I SmA T I 0;:. "
(Sponsor'ed by Conllili:;~;Ion(;r C"ldv;oll)
Commissioner Ccdd\.;ell comnv3ntcd tha'r the Co,,"nis:.loncr's \'iCre present at tholClst
Citizens' Advisory COc!:TIii'le'l rn,.?eling \"hen '111.:_'y cndor-scd the 9 1'(:1 n':' frOM tho Governor-Is
Committee on Cr-iminol l\dl:Jinls'lr'Cltion for the Youth Cri~;is Center, He s~~id 'l'h0 COc'mi"sion
has a lo.t.ter fr-o:n the chain:1(1I1, lk. Revols, Cllld the COfl~!llission h::s 10'ltol"s fl-(l~\ other-
committees and consultants endor'sing the pr-ogrilnl of 'l'he Sal ilia Or-ug Action Counci I.
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f.1rs. Lucyle Hilnson I'IilS pres'ent clnd asked if \'ihat they arc reco:l;'nending \,d II take
taxpaye.'-s money to pay for the So, I na Drug rlet i'on COUIIC i \ ' S ~,h3 rG?
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Comm I ss loner Ashton commented that they have been go I ng door to door ra I s I nSl t he I r
portion of the $6,000. He also said the elpplicCltionmust be approved by .the City COll1:r,lssiofi
in order '1'0 be submitted to the Governor's Committee,
Commissioner Caldwell explained that tho Ci'ly \,!ould not t>e obi igated, that there
is no City money involved.
Comm i ss lonel' CClI d\'le I I exp I a i nEed ther!' there is a poss I b i I i ty the Sa I i na Dr'ug
Action Council could use lo-Kind Service~, and not pay out anything. In-Kind Services
permit the appl iealY! to sho\'! thwt .they twve actually done sO;;10thln9 'fo\~ard '!'he project.
Mr. Solomon Oliver 1'1<:1,. present and said, "There is a definite need for this typo
thing I.n Sal ina, I bel ieve; and anyone I'lho has taken Cl look around can see that there 15
a need for i'l'. Thore ,we people who say 'I-hat \'10 don't have Cl dr'ug pr'oblem. I'!ell, I don't
knOl'l a't- what point you call a situation a pr-oblc~1, but 1 can tell ,'ou -this about drugs,
the minute you havo one ch i I d out hClrl', one j liven i \ e \'Iho I i girls up one jo I nt, -to the
unitiutcd tha'l' is a s-ti.ck of rnarijuanil. Tho minute Y9u twve one juveni Ie \'iho I igh'I-5 up
that stick, you have u drug problem, because \':hcre you have soft'drugs, you are going to
hClve hard drugs, and where you have hard drUGS, you are going to hove everylhing else that
goes along \~ith it. NOI'i I am no'~ 100;0 sold that 'l'ho progrilm aJ"prescnt is the proper-
pl-ogrmll, I urn not 100~: sold on that; out it has to s'lad sOlne place and I think -those
people helve made cl darn good stad on i-t. NO\'I in tho 10 month period in 1971 -they had
11\00 contac-ts \'llth people in trouble. Some of these heJd to be repeats because they only
reported 619 ca~;es. OkiJY so YOll say -the figures arc padded, so you cut -that in half,
.we'll say 300 cases. That Is sti II cl lot of poo[1le in trouble who fel'i' they had no oi-hor
place to turn, so I would r'cally hate to see this pr'ogram \'lashed dO'.'iIl the drClin for the
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Commlssioner- Losik said, "V!e have received letters from the Right Reverend
Dav I dson, J ucJge f~ i \ d r8cJ Fos'lcH- I I\ttorney (JiW i eI I(nud :,on, Rever'end f'(ona IdEa 1 i nt, Hoverend
Stephen C. Fink, Or-. E. r~ot>er-t Sinncdt, of Kans:Js S't'ate Univ'orsity, Colonel Keith Ouck,~;rs,
Rever'end f(cnne-rh Yiltes, 01-, ruul f~enich, Kiln"us \':C~5Ieyan Ulli'/cr~;ity, r(l~;tor Eldon Toll
and 21 mC:1lbor'~ of the Snlina t,'ir,j~..-lcri;)1 Ar.,;oclil'l'ion; ilrlel in audi'lion '10 thi:. \'10 hJVO tho
roco~ni1londation of tho suh-cormni'l'loo of '11w Ci-l'izens' Advi,;ory COIi~rrll'nce, the rccomr:1enclutiorl
of tho main body of the CI-I'izene,' Advisory Ce>!nrlli-l'tc0, plu~; .the r'eCOll!rllCndutiofl frorn -tho
Goard of Directol-~; o{ tile SalinJ [)r'uCj Action Council, Inc. <.lncJ YO'Jt" Cri:,i:, Con';"r. All
'of 'Ihe rC(:ofllmcncJilliofl~; indicirlc -1'11.-;1' i1 dnf~1 pr<,t>lcrn c;:i~;~s in -I'lti~; cor'-':1Ilf1i'ly, <lIHI I
. '1hercfcwo foci 'Ihe follo;.:irq i~; in CJr-der~ awl I flklkt~ tlw r:u-I Ion 'Ihid 'Ihe Cily Corn:ni:,sion
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I call vede he '1111'.('1\ on '1Iti~; m:rli')I). l~i'll1olrl it \'!(: Invc nc>'lhiWJ '1090 on." COlnrni:,:,lorwl'
, Cooper' ;~(,conlkd '11,0 fl,o'llol1.
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t4rs. Jim \'Iilson of 1he Sullnu Drug Adlon Council said, "If you read
our proposul, you knO\~ wha1 the prog'-,lm is all ubout, 1he only thing It doesn't
say 1 s we I ntend to app I y to the l<ilrlSaS Drug Abuse Comm i ss i on for a funded g rant ~
In order to do this we need the City Commission approval. It is just like any
ofller grunt. We aro'going to ask them for $9,300 to set up our phones, get a
place to operate this hot I ine and get into operation. The only connection the
Drug Action Council hus with this program is finuncial and public relations. !
After the prog'-ilm is adopted It is turned over to u six mun program committee and:
then l1" wi II be put into operation. Cindy Entriken is fhe chairman of the Hot I'
Line Program Committae, und she can tell you more ubout the uctual progrum."
Commissioner Cooper commented, "It is a good beginning .for you. hopel
you are successful in your- appl ication and I hope you gain enough community
support within the period of time you receive your funding, that you won't need
additional tax dollars. It will be on a contribution type of busis."
Cin'cy [ntriken said, "The ChQmber of Commerce has been very fine in
helping to supply us with the addresses of chamber businesses and we have sent
them a letter asking for donations. tly committee is going on the assumption
.that we wi II ge1' the money and that everything I-li II work out fine, and we huve
started on with our jobs. Right now we ara in the process of contacting doctors
~nd lawyers and psychologists and anyone we feel can be useful as a referral. We
also realized publ ic support is very important, so we have appl ied for a Fair
Booth. I talked with Harold Skelly Elnd I made it clear to him \~e didn't have I
the money for the complete booth, and I got donations from the Sal ina Dr-ug Action!
Council, so I am waiting to hear from that; but we feel this would be a good way!
to let the community kno\~ that we ara here."
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helpful to attach to your appl ication the minutes of the meeting whore this
Coinmi ss i on -rook an off i cia I stand to recogn i ze -rhat the City of Sa I i na did have
drug problem and I think if my information is correct it is probably tha only
City in the United States that has done that officially, and the conments made
Topeka the last -rime it was submitted, and I think they ran out of money or
something back thera, but thay were very impressed with the fact that the City
'officially -rake that stand, so It might be helpful to add that in with your
application. It certainly \'Iouldn't hurt."
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Cindy Entriken said, "Someone from the State Drug Abuse Counci I
contacted Herb, and Herb and I are going to Topeka late'r this Summer or early
Fal I for some special training. They feel that Salina is the most active city
in the State trying to combat these pr-oblems and \'Ie are supposed to receive
special training on how to instruct other communities with other programs along
th i s line."
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A motion I-Ias made by Commissioner Cooper, seconded by Commissioner
Losll~ to approve the Citizen's Advisory Committee recommendation to support the
application for The Car'eLine. Ayes: (4), Nays: (0). '-101"1on carried.
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A MOTION was made by Commissioner Losik, seconded by Commissioner
Cooper that the r~egular Heeting of the Goard of Commissioner's be adjou,'ned.
Ayes: (4). Nays: (0). ~1olion car-ried.
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';,'H:,T TYPE OF SJ:!:[1VICE ~VILL YOU OFFER?
.,:iILL YO IJ IJ.DJUST FEES?
~"'ILL YOU OFFEH ANY TYPE OF FREE SERVICE?
'}HAT lWUHS WILL YOU BE AVAILABLE?
DATE SIGNATURE
In case of any problem related to hotline service, or any change
in your services, please call this nwnber:
Mrs. Juanita Gerhardt
7-C}163
Salina Drug Action Council, Inc.
Box 14
Sal ina, Kansas 67401
ATTACI-lfIlENT # 4
Following information being presented for KDAC review:
It may be of interest to know that Sister Hariam -Vaughn, Head of
Sociology and Psycology Department-at Marynount College and Sister
Louise Marie Vaugh, Director of the Nursing Department at Marymount
College, have stated that a student of these departments spending
3 hours a week for 15 weeks on the Hotline phones can receive 1
credit hour.
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COMMISSIONERS
CITY - COUNTY BUILDING
300 WEST ASH STREET
P. O. BOX 746
SALINA, KANSAS 67401
CITY MANAGER
NORRIS D. OLSON
AREA CODE 913 823-2217
W. M. USHER. MAYOR
ROBERT C. CALDWELL MIKE LOSIK. JR.
NORMA G. COOPER JACK WEISGERBER
August 1, 1974
Mr. Bob McClanahan
Kansas Drug Abuse Commission
715 Harrison
Topeka, Kansas 66603
Dear Mr. McClanahan:
On behalf of my fellow Commissioners, I wish
to encourage you to approve the Salina Drug Action
Council's application for funds to implement their
program entitled, "The Care Line". The City Commission,
acting on the recommendation of our Citizens' Advisory
Committee, on July 1, 1974, voted unanimously to endorse
the project.
It is rewarding to see individuals, such as
the members of the Drug Action Council, exhibit a
genuine concern for the welfare of others by being
willing to give of themselves.
Your favorable action on this application is
seriously solicited and will be sincerely appreciated.
truly yours,
WMU:lkw
MEMBER _ _ . KANSAS LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES - NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
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JOHN WOOOY
AREA CODE 913 825.4691
SALINA POLICE DEPARTMENT
255 N, 10TH STREET
p, 0, BOX 1086 SALINA. KANSAS 67401
July 26, 1974
Mrs. Cindy Entriken
Salina Drug Action Council
217 W. Wilson
Salina, Kansas 67401
Dear Mrs. Entriken:
After your visit Tuesday afternoon and after having reviewed
the phases of your proposed Hotline Program, I wish to extend
to the Salina Drug Action Council our support.
I wish your committee every success in this venture and if we
can be of any assistance, do not hesitate to call on us.
Sincerely,
,,-0 w;~L,
~~dY -rr a
Chief of Police
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MEMBER, , , KANSAS LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES - NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
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ERVIN "ERV" HINDMAN
A SHERIFF
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UNDERSHERIFF
AC 913 PHONE 825-5488
SALINA. KANSAS 67401
July 25, 1974
Kansas State Drug Abuse Commission
c/o Cindy Entriken
217 West Wilson
Salina, Kansas 67401
Dear Sir:
This is to advise you that I feel the Drug Action Council here in Salina is
a very worthwhile organization. I wish to add the endorsement of the
Saline County Sheriff's Department to their programs for the betterment of
our Community.
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Ervin Hindman
Saline County Sheriff
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.d{U!uJ dlea.'tt t!athd~
118 NORTIl NINTIl SIREET
cSal1.n.a, !1(anuu
August 3, 1974
Mrs. Norma Hilson
210 iJorth Kansas
Salina, Kansas
Dear Mrs. Wilson:
This is to extend to you my full supf:ort and encourageMent for the
proposed Care Line being developed by the Salina Drug Action Council.
As you know, I have had some experience \"ith drwl nbuse prevention
efforts in the past. In my 1 imited contact v.lith the Sal ina DruCl
Action Council, I have been greatly impressed, not only with the
great thoughtfulness and care that has ~one into the development
of the Care Line program, but also the dedication and enthusiasm of
the people involved in the SDAC.
I want you to know that I appreciate the time and effort that has
been given to this needed prOOl~am. l\nd I p1edqe my full support
of the proqram in the future, in any way I am able to help.
Wishing you continued and increased success in this work, I am
Sin ce re 1 y you rs ,
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Rev. Kenneth P. Lohmeyer
Associ~te Rector
Sacred Heart Ci'ltlledra1
ace.1{ occupational center of central kansas, inc.
telephone 913 827-9383 / 370 schilling road / salina, kansas 67401
August 5, 1974
Kansas State Drug A bu ~e Commi ssion
% Norma {.vilson
210 N. Kansas
Salina, Kansas 67401
Dea r Ms. {.I,7i Ison :
I would like to express my interest in seeing the Salina Drug Action
Council develo? into a viable resource to persons experiencing drug
or drug related problems. It appears to me that through their current
planning and expected evolution that the Council in fact will provide
an alternative to persons seeking services that otherwise are not
available in the format which the Council has proposed.
SincereJy,
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Gary T. Cook
Executive Director
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DR. VERNON E. OSBORN
Telephone Area Code 913, TAylor 7.2272
643 SO. OHIO
SALINA. KANSAS. 67401
July 24, 1974
To Whom It May Concern:
This project betng submitted by the Salina Drug Action Council does show a
tremendous amount of pre-thought and oganizational structure. The Saline County
area has needed this type of service for the pa,st five years that I have been aware
of the need for initial counseling and direction for those citizens in need of quick
guidance.
I have had many, many calls from people seeking answers relating to those which
will be provided by the S.D.A.C. program. This type of quasi-professional imformation
used to be provided by the two Youth Crisis Center which S.D.A.C. had instituted after
1969. But, these houses are now close d as the necessary funding: was not available,
locally or elsewhere.
It is this citizen-type approach to a very real problem that wins my plaudits,
rather than a goverment controlled program. I feel that the costs will be watched
closely along with the quality of service being provided.
I urgently reguest that you give S.D.A.C. every consideration for the establish-
ment of their program.
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Dr. V.E. Osborn
CENTRAL KANSAS ALCOHOLIC FOUNDATION, INC.
P. O. BOX 352
SALINA, KANSAS 67401
July 2/+, 1974
To Vlhom It Hay Concern:
I have revic\,-ed the outline and proposal to establish a
Hotline Prograra by the Salina Drug Action Council.
I believe their plan to be a good onc and one that ,vill
indicate in \lhat area services need to be concentrated.
I am also personally acquainted \lith several members of
the Salina Drug Action Council and have complete trust in their
judgement regarding the proposed Hotline Program.
Ed Sl::P~!'1I'
Executive Director
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To Stimulate Concerti About /lIe Disease and Problems of Alcoholism
- A UNITED FUND AGENCY -
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EAST IRON AVENUE AND MARY MOUNT ROAD. SALINA, KANSAS 67407
DIRECTOR OF COUNSELING
July 24, 1974
To whom it might concern:
I heartly recommend the plans for the development of a "help line" in the
Salina community. The need has been very well established within the
community from looking at police files and personal accounts. There have
been many situations in the past where this kind of service could have been
quite benificial to some of my clients.
I am personally acquainted with most of the members of the Salina Drug Action
Council, and I see them as responsible and caring people. It is refreshing
to see a group of people who are honestly trying to help other people.
This is the Salina Drug Action Council.
Sincerely,
j~ cI' vJ~v
Herbert L. Songer
Director of Counseling
Marymount College
ERIK WICK8ERG
GENERAL
BRIG. RAYMOMO CARROLL
DIVISIONAL COMMANDER
WILLIAM BOOTH
FOUNDER
J. CLYDE COX
TERRITORIAL COMMANDER
The Salvation Armg
(FOUNDED 'B6S)
CITADEL: 823-2251
125 5. SEVENTH ST.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. MERRITT HARTLEY
OFFICERS IN CHARGE
COMMUNITY CENTER: 823-3441
1117-37 N. SANTA FE
SALINA, KANSAS 67401
July 19, 1974
To whom it may concern:
We believe:. that the Drug Action Committee Operation
Hot Line will prove to be a benefit to the Community.
We will be supporting it with our time and facilities
in any way possible. I sincerely hope that they will
be able to receive the needed financing assistance.
Sincerely,
JJ~JA~
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Christ Is ~ the Answer
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First United Methodist Church
122-12J,. North Eighth Street . Salina, Kansas rnJ,.Ol
Everett R. Mitchell
Minuter
John McCrery
Minister
Leslie F. Toburen
lit inister Emeritu.
July 18, 1974
Kansas Drug Abuse Commission
To Whom It May Concern:
I want to speak a positive word for the Salina Drug
Action Council.
In my opinion, the Council is doing an excellent piece
of work and one that is certainly needed in our com-
muni ty.
i I
I hope the Commission will act favorably on the Council1s
request.
I'
If you have additional questions, I will be glad to
try to answer them.
Sincerely,
~a?~
Everett R. Mitchell
ERM:rl
Church Office, Phone 913 825-0228
Concerned Christians
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Salina, Kansas 6740 I
July 18th.
Rev. Monte W. Gusewelle
1214 North Santa Fe
Mr'. Robert McUlanahan
Kansas Drug Abuse Commission
Grant Program
Dear Mr. ~lanahan
Within recent months~ I have had the pleasure of
working with The Salina Drug Action Council of Salina, Kansas,
in the formation of a telephone referral service for drug abuse
(~he Care Line). The Salina D~~g Action Council has spent much
time and effort in setting up a. Care Line. for the people of
Salina with drug abuse problems.
In my opinion, The Salina Drug Action Council of Salina
is a worthy and dependable organization to receive a grant subsidy
from ti,he Kansas Drug Abuse Commission. I would like to urge
the Kansas Drug Abuse COIIl.lnission to extend a grant to The Salina
Drug Action Council of Salina, Kansas&
Respectfully Yours
71~b)~
Monte W. Gusewelle, Pastor
TELEPHONE 827-113711
Salina - Saline County Health Department
300 WEST ASH
SALINA, KANSAS 67401
July 18, 1974
Mrs. Norma Wilson
210 N. Kansas
Salina, Kansas 67401
I have reviewed the Salina Drug Action Council's
proposal for a "Hot Line" program. It is the feeling
of those of us in the local health department that
such a program could provide a real service to the
community. In addition, I want to offer the services
of this department as a resource to the Council in its
work.
SALINA-SALINE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
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GARTH HULSE
Administrative Director
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ROBERT C. CALDWELL MIKE LOSIK. JR.
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CITV MANAGER
NORRIS D. OLSON
AREA CODE II J eU.2277
June 27, 1974
The Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners
City of Salina .
City-County-Board of Education Building
Salina, Kansas 67401
Gentlemen and Mrs. Cooper:
A'special meeting of the Citizens' Advisory
Committee was held on June 26, 1974. It was unan-
imously.voted to recommend to the City Commission
that they support the Salina Drug Action Council
Hotline Proposal, which is named "The Care Line".
We have attached a copy of the proposal for your
review.
The Citizens' Advisory Committee'is not recom-
mending financial support at this point, only that
it be recognized by the City.
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Sincerely,
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/Jbe N. Jine's
VChairman, Citizens' Advisory
Committee
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MCMOER . . . KANSA!; LI:AGUE or MlINICIPALITIFS. NATIONAL LEAGUe OF' CITIES
16~ NAME AND TITLE OF OFFICIAL OF UNIT OF GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZED TO SIGN
APPLICATION
SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED OF.t'ICIAL
DATE
17. NAME AND TITLE OF PROJECT DIRECTOR
Juanita Gerhart, RN
SIGNATURE OF PROJECT DIRECTOR
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ME AND TITLE OF PROJEC'r FINANCIA.L OFFICER
DATE
18.
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D. L.Harrison, City Clerk
SI~GURE OF PROJECT FINANCIAL OFFICER
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19. TOTAL NO. OF PAGES IN APPLICATION
DATE
~ '7, ly1t[
34 pages - includes Letters or Indorsement.
,
PalJe Nine
10. Less Earned Income $
11. Net Total $
12. Project Total
$
~1 140 00 $ 4.022.52
$-S.s. ~01. 10
Fiscal Year Funds
P~ogram' Area
Grant Number
KDAC Form 1
Page One
A P P L I C A. T ION
FOR
SUB G RAN T
12. PROJECT DESCRIPTION - PLEASE STATE CLEARLY AND IN DETAIL WITHIN FIVE
PAGES IF POSSIBLE, PRECISELY WHAT WILL BE DONE, WHO WILL BE INVOLVED
AND WHAT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
PROBLEM
RESULTS ANTICIPATED
METHODS AND TIMETABLE
MEANS AND EVALUATION
RESOURCES TO BE USED
ASSUMPTION OF COST
NUMBER SUBSEQUENT PAGES WITH A LETTER SUFFIX, I.E., 2a. 2b, etc.
1. PROBLEM
In a small midwestern town of Salina, in 1969, a few well meaning people
became actively involved in resolving problems of specific youth. This
group formed an organization called The Salina Drug Action Council. In
1970, the Salina Drug Action Council became a Corporation in order to
provide the necessary political and legal structure for provision of
meaningful service. Salina is a community consisting of 37,162 people.
Schilling Manor, not being included in the city population count consists
of 650 familys of which 270 are children between the ages of 13 and 18.
Schilling Manor is the home of the Waiting Wives and is affiliated with
Fort Riley at Junction City. Due to certain pecularities in its geographical
location, the community of Salina rests on the intersection of two inter-
state highways: the east-west artery,/1-70 and 1-35 from Wichita. This makes
?alina"vonerable to trancients and potential drug traffic routes and
potential in-state and out-of-state individuals moving thru the area.
During the past four years the SDAC has sponsored and developed programs
. to combat the drug problems in our community. The House of Agape and the
Salina Youth Crisis Center are two of the programs sponsored by the SDAC.
These programs are no longer in operation in Salina, but through the
use of these facilities this data was compiled from Dec. 7, 1971 to Jan. 10,
1973.
FORM OF HELP
NO. OF CASES
181
144
138
.24
60
17
9
6
1
12
25
13
PROFES S1 ONA L
HOURS SPENT
155
14
96
17
60
6
51
17
o
10
16
34
STAFF
HOURS SPENT
1,837
778
1,008
94
o
15'
153
58
38
20
21
65
Drugs
Adjustment
Emotional
Runaways
Profession~1 research
Drug Education Classes
Pregnancy
Suicidal
Jail Counseling
Legal Problems
Drug Encounter Groups
Medical
Total
630
476
4,087
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Page 2a
Since the Crisis Center closed in Feb. 1973, due to lack of funding, either
federal or local, there have been no active drug programs to collect statistics.
The~orily report available is the annual report for the year 1973 from the Salina
Police Department.
Arrested in Salina for Drug Charges (adult)---------------______l08
Of the people interviewed on drugs adult------------__________ 84
juviniles---------------___ 66
Reported runaways in Salina-------------------------________~___143
Outside runaways----__________________________________________--104
Suicide attempts----------__________________________________~___ 33
The Salina Drug Action Council having developed co-ordination and co-operation
with agencies presently involved and concerned with obvious and identifiable
drug problems, it has become apparent the need for a central referral system
relative to these drug orientated and drug related problems.
On September 18, 1972, the City Commissioners of Salina with a roll call vote,
voted 5-0 that we do have a drug problem. An excerpt from the minutes of that
meeting read as follows:
If Commissioner Losik said, all of the recommendations indicate that a
drug problem exists in this comnunity and I therefore feel the following is in
order and I make the motion that the City Commission officially acknowledge
that a drug problem exists in the City of Salina, Kansas, that these letters I
referred to be made a matter of public record to this motion and a roll call
vote be taken on this motion. Commissioner Cooper seconded the motion. The
mayor called for a vote on the motion: Ayes: Ashton, Caldwell, Cooper, Losik, W
Weisgerber (5) Nays: (0). Motion carried.
At the City Commissioners Meeting held June 24th, 1974, Commissioner
Losik requested that a copy of those minutes be made a part of our files for the
Drug Action Council. They also voted 4-0 to support the application for the
Care Line. Let is be known that the members that voted in 1972 that Salina Does
indeed have a drug problem are still members of the City Commission with the
exception of Leon Ashton, who was replaced by William Usher. William Usher
at the present time is Mayor of Salina. Robert Calrnv~ll was absent from the
June 24th meeting. (See attachment 1 and 2)
11. RESULTS ANTICIPATED
The most available and immediate short-term source of contact will be the
telephone. One could maintain anonymity and have a meaningfull trusting inter-
action. A listening person would have available a wide range of resourses to
aid the caller.. The telephone will be a bandaid approach with professional
assistance available when necessary. The function of the hotline telephone is
three-fold:
a. crisis intervention- Crisis intervention is probably the most inportant
of the three functions. Under this catagory come people experiencing
pyschological or physiological crisis. &xamples of physiological crisis
might be poople experiencing a traumatic drug trip, accidental poisoning,
or other physical conditions which might require immediate medical assistance.
Phychological crisis would cover a wide range of situations, which might
include experiencing a bad drug trip, suidical impulses, anxiety formation
or runaway situations. Many times a person experiencing a personal crisis
can be helped by merely having the opportunity of talking with another
caring human being. Many times it is noting more than knowing where one
can go with a problem.
b.lnform<:ltion- The function of information is to offer referral sources
where people might go for help in solving a specific problem.
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page 2a
Page 2b
c. Communication- is the third function of the hotline. It is to provide
a chance to discuss problems.
With the total population and potential risk in our area that is shown'in
previous data, it is the goal of the Salina Drug Action Council and the Hotline
Program Committee to provide an out-reach mechanism to the high risk areas in
our community. Our main objective is to reach out to those who are having
difficulties and to help them find ways of coping with their problems. Our
resources will also be available for familys and peers of youth facing drug
and drug related problems. By calling the hotline, familys can feel more secure
and knowledgable about how they can deal with their own feelings as well as the
situation. If the referral system can direct 50% of the callers to the appropiate
agency, The Salina Drug Action Council feels that the hotline will be a definate
contribution to the drug abuse prevention effort in our community.
111- l-mTIIODS AND TIHETABLE:
a. The mechanical aspect of setting up the hotline involves the facilities,
system an~:L referra Is.
1. Facilities- A two bedroom house owned by the City of Salina,
located at 220 t'J. Crawford.
2. System - The rotary system as outlined by the Southwester
Bell Telephone Cotlpany consists of 3 incoming lines
and I outgoing line.
3. Referrals- The referrals will be local agencies and professional
people trained and qualified to handle drug and drug
rela ted problems. tSee l:i5:t ,::of.-: t:ef'er':ta I 5 placed under
RESOURCES)
b. The Hotline will operate from 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. We will operate
four 4 hour shifts. At least 3 staff members will be on duty at all
times. (a team captain and 2 listeners). Each staff member will keep
a complete record of hotline activity, recording all calls on forms
provided by the Hotline Program Committee. Staff members will keep
all calls confidential within the hotline program.
c. STRUCTURE
The Salina Drug Action Council Inc.
Board of Directors
Hotline Prograu Cormni.ttee
Board
The material of the hotline
loan and handout.
a. Resource material:
can be
resource,
Material used by the hotline staff in
giving information and help.
b. Loan material includes material 9'vailable for public use.
c. Handout material will be given out free of charge.
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Page 2c.
AID: A file of persons and places to call for resources and/or referral.
It is to be updated periodically, as needed, by the Hotline Program
eomrnittee
d. THE SALINA DRLx:i ACTION COUNCIL, INC. is ultimately responsible for the
entire Hotline Progralp. They will keep attuned to community response.
(Community response will be obtained by monthly reports being sent to
the persons who have: direct contact with the program. Keeping the public
informed thru the news media and radio stations, and by aSking the community
for their support.) The Council is responsible for public relations and
hotline finances. We will serve as adviser to the Hotline Program Committee.
Any substantive changes must be approved by the Board of Directors.
THE HOTLINE PRCX;RAM COr,1tHTTEE is to design, implement, and supervise the
Hotline Program. Its sole contact with the actual working of the Care Line
is through the Director and Assistant Director. This committee consists of
six members.
THE SCREENING BOARD is a three man board appointed by the Hotline Program
Committee. This committee must contain at least one paraprofessional or
professional in psychological counseling and one member of the Hotline
Program Committee. They will interview applicants for directorships or
other staff positions. They review the referral list when necessary.
Decision for approval of an applicant must be a majority vote among the
3 members and the Birector and Assistant Director.
DIRECTOR AND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR are appointed by the Hotline Program
Commi ttee wi th the approval of the screening board. They are to supervise,
train and schedule the staff, trouble shoot, operate and direct the hotline
program. They are to handle operational problems but must present needed
changes and additions to the Hotline Program Committee. They will be on
call on a rotation bases to help the staff.
STAFF is to man the hotline. They will be approved by the Director, Ass't.
Director and the screening board. They will keep complete records of
hotline activity. All calls will be kept confidential. They must take
a training course and attend all staff meetings held by the Director.
TRAINING We will have an initial weekend training session followed by
periodic in-service training as time and facilities allow. The training
program will be developed by a counselor and minister from the local community
wi th help fror:l the trainino. branch of the Kansas Drug Abuse Commission.
1. Outl ine of ctlrricul nrn:
a. Team building between the SDAC, Hotline Program Committee and staff
workers.
b. Drug Pharmacolo~y
c. Developing attitudes toward drug abuse
d. Developing proper communication skills.
e. Beconing knowledgable of resource people and materials
11.Knowledge gained by participants will be primarily through experiential
learning; course presentation vis:
a. Didactic lecture
b. Small group participation and interaction
c. Outside readings.
Ill. - f\-1a ted.<:Ils
a. AI3~ - a booklet developed by Region VI Training, Resource and
Bevelopment Assistance Center.
b. "DRUG ARUSE - A Prof1rammed Text~" edited by Donald Kodluboy,
University or Minnesota Psychoph<:lrmacology Program.
The traininl] program will be held by Herb Songer of f.larymount College and
Rev. Nonte Gusewelle.
(See attachment#4)
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pa ge 2 d
Herb Songer- Director or Counseling at Marymount College. He has a B.S. in
Social Science, a M.S. in quidance and counseling. He attended
the Region 6 Drug Training Program in Minneapolis, Minnesota for
2 weeks and the 4th Annual Governors Drug Abuse Education Conference
in ~'lichi ta, October 6-8 in 1973. He joined the Hotline Program
In May, 1974. He was Executive Director of the House or -Agape
ror 1 year. He has agreed to serve as a resource.
Rev. ~IDnte Gusewelle, is Vice Chairman of the Hotline Program
has a BA in Liberal Arts (4 years of College) a rIS of
years or seminary.) Has worked in the rollowing drug
1 year with St. Louis r'Iental Health Association or
St. Louis with the phone service ror drug abuse.
Committee.
Divinity (4
programs:
Greater
He
1 year as orderly in psychiatric Ward or St. Mary's Health
Center in St. Louis. (~~ny people on extensive therapy ror
drug abuse).
1 year as orderly in psychiatric Ward or Lutheran Hospital,
St. Louis.
Rev. Gusewelle also attended the 4th annual Governor's Drug Abuse
Education Conrerence, Wichita, Kansas in 1973. He has agreed to
serve as a resource.
Tn.IETABLE
The Hotline Program Connittee hopes to be able to hold the
training sessions September 14th and September 28th 1974.
2 weekends - lOhours per weekend. This is of course ir we
necessary material needed ror the training program.
rirst or 4
This involves
receive the
Ir the Kansas Drug Abuse Commission sees rit to rund our program, we
will contract for our phones to be placed in the Hotline building and
we hope to have them in force by October 1st, 1974.
IV. r.IEANS AND EVAUJATION:
The staff nembers will record on a speciried form all calls that come into
the Care Line, whether using a referral or just talking. These reports
will be turned into the director daily. Meetings will be held with the
starr members headed by the director to evaluate calls made to the Care Line.
A monthly feedback from the referrals will give us. the following information:
a. How many contacted the rererral personally.
b. How many were referred by the Hotline stafr.
c. How many required just one visit.
d. How nany required a nore detailed program.
e. How many followed through with the program requested by the referral.
The referrals for the Care Line will be asked to attend the staff meetings
periodically to keep the staff and director inrormed of the best and most
updated help possible.
V. RESOURCES TO BE USED.
The list or referrals at first glance may seem unrelated to drug and drug
related problems. People with drug problems also have a number of other
problems and the Care Line was designed to aid distressed people with
every phase of their problem with a referral to a professional, not just
handle part of their problem. The people listed have volunterred their
services and we feel that they will be a great asset to the success of the
care Line. Each referral has been asked to fill in and sign a referral form.
(See attachment #3) ~~ have included short resumes of members of the Salina
Drug Action Council, the Hotline Program CO!1uni ttee, the Screening Board and
the Director and Assistant Director.
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Page 2e
REFERHALS AV1HLABLE FOR PUBLIC USE.
Runaway Hotline Phone number (Toll Free)
Lawyer Referral Service (Toll Free)
LAISON OFFICERS:
Salina Police Department - Lt. Bill Keszig
Saline County Sheriff1s Department - Al Naes, Juvinile oft"icelt'.
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SALINA DRUG ACTION Com~CIL. Inc.
Joe Jones - President of the SDAC since July 1973. Has been a board member since
Dec. 1972. Is chairman of the Citizens Advisery Board.
Jim Wi1son- Vice President or SDAC. since July 1973. Has been a board member since
November 1972.
Rita Bell - Joined the Salina Drug Action Council in June 1972. Has been Secretary
since Dec. 1972.
Norma Wi1son- Has been affi1itated with the SDAC since April, 1971, as bookkeeper.
Became board I:1cnber and Treasurer in Feb. 1973. Was Executive Director
of Youth Crisis Center from June 1972 until Feb. 1973.
Doug Smith. Juvinile Court Officer. Joined the Council in Dec. 1973.
Phil Coleman, Placement Guidancc and Instructor at Brown Mackie School of Business.
Joined the Council in Dec. 1973.
Nancy Rawlings: Homenaker, Joined the Council in Hay 1974. '~vas a volunteer for
the Birthright of Topeka Organization for 9 months.
Will Burnett: Director of Human Relations Commission. New Board ~tember.
Lavja Meadows: Supervisor of Schilling Day Care Center for 24 years. Has been
Recreation Therap9st for Vocational Rehabilitation Center for 7 years.
In 1970, worked for 2 weeks during Christmas Vacation in the Ghetto
in St. Louis for the Halfway House'.
John Gerhart, Sales Rep. for State of Kansas for Rocky Mountain bank note company,
Denver Colorado. New Board ~,tember.
Father Lohrmeyer, Sacred Heart Cathedral. Was Secretary for the Alternatives in
Junction City for 2 years. Upon moving to Salina asked to active with
The Salina Drug Action Council. Has agreed to be a referral for the
Care Line as counselor for family drug problems.
HOTIJINE PROGRAH CCl'!HITTEE
Cindy Entriken- is a mother of one child and wished to keep informed of drug
problems that may confront her children. She attended Cloud County
Community College for 2 years. Joined the Hotline Program in May,l974.
Rev. Monte Gusewe1le,Qualifications listed under TRAINING.
June Sutley - is a teacher at Salina South Junior High School. She attended
Fort Hays State College, has a B.A. in English. She worked 1 year
as volunteer counselor at "The House" "in I-lays. Served on the
Executive board as secretary. Joined the SDAC in 1974 and resigned
to become a member of the Hotline Program Committee.
Paul Richardson, is Public I-leal th Educator 1 for the Salina, Saline County Health
Department. He has a B.S. in Biology received at Kansas ~veslyan.
Rev. Stephen Fink-is Chaplin at Kansas Weslyan University. He has a B.S. in
Education and a M.S. in Theology and Counseling. He has had
clinical training at Kansas Neurological Institute in Topeka. He has served as
an advisor for 3 yearsand as a referral counselor for the Salina
Drug Action Council.
Herb Songer - Qualifications listed under TRAINI~G. Nr. Songer is the member of
the Hotline Program Conmli ttee to also serve on the Screening BOCl,rd.
SCREENING BOARD
Herb Songer - Sec qualifications listed under TRAINING.
Frank Worthan-Assistant Resident Director of St; Francis Boys Home for 10 years.
Does individual and group counseling at the Home.
Elizabeth Nelson-is a counselor at South Senior High School. Has a H.S. in
School Counseling from Emporia State College. Has been in the field
of Education 25 years, 6 of those years in Counseling. Served 2
years each on the Big Sister and Big Brother programs in Salina.
Received the St Francis Award for Distinguish Service for Youth
in 1973.
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Page 2g
DIRECTOR
Juanita Gerhart - has been an active Registered Nurse for 16 years. She received
her diploma in 1958 from St. Benedict School of Nursing at Ogdon,
Utah. \~s Director of Nurses for 3 years at Kenwood View Nursing
Home. Pediatric Inst. for Student Nurses, Children's Hospital in
Denver for 5 years. Night Sup. for Nat'l Jewish Hosp., Denver, 2 year~
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Debra Bell - Is very interested in the drug program in Salina and feels she can
reach her peers by becoming involved in the Hotline Program.
Yl.ASStJr.lPTION OF (X)ST
The Care Line is a pilot project. We are asking the Kansas Dru0 Abuse
Commission for funding for the 1st 8 months of operation. The Salina
Drug Action Council being responsible for the finances of the Care Line,
hopefully will finance The Care Line through local agencies. We will
start immediately after the program goes into effect seeking funds from
local sources.
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A P P L I CAT ION
FOR
SUBGRANT
13 BUDGET DETAIL
. -
Percentage of Applicant's Federal Tota 1.
!Applicant's Contribution Funds Funds
BUDGET CATEGORIES Contribution Reauested RprT
PERSONNEL COMPENSATION (1)
Salaries New Personnel
Salaries - Existin:~ Personnel
Salaries Trainina
Emplovees' Insurance ..
Hospital
Social Security Contributions
Retirement Contributions
Total of this Cateqorv
CONTRACTED CONSULTANT SERVICES (2
TRA VEL AND SUBSISTENCE (3)
SUPPLIES AND REPRODUCTION (4 )
Office Supplies 25% $320.00 $960.00 $1280.0
Pr intincr 25% S100.00 $300.00 $ 400.0
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Other
Total of this Cateaorv S420.00 $1260.00 $1680.0
COMMUNICATIONS AND POSTAGE (5)
Communications 25% $175.00 $525.00 $ 700.0
Postage and Fre iaht 2<;% S125.00 S375.00 $ 500.0
Other
Total of this Cateaorv S300.00 S900.00 $1200.0
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EQUIPMENT (6)
Eauipment - Purchase
Rental of Eauipment 2S% S 50.00 . S 150 . 00 S 200.0
Educational. .l?auioment Books (' tc. ? c; o/n S R7 <;0 S262.50 S 350.0
Furniture and Fixtures
Other
Total of this Cateaorv S137.50 $412..50 $ 550.0
FACILITY COST & IMPROVEMENTS l7T .
Rent of Real Estate 259~ S200.00 $600.00 $ 800.0
Utilities ?C:;~ S R~ ~4 S250 02 $ 333.3
Insurance Real Est. & Eauio. r
Maint. Materials & Supplies
Renovation & Remodelinq
Construction-Bldas. & Struct.
Land Acauisition XXXXXXXX
Other
Tnt-;:, 1 nf r11;1': Cr:d- $283.34 S850.02 $1133.3
OTHER EXPENSE (8) ')c;"" S200.00 ~600 00 S ROO.O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
01
o
o
6
6
o
con tinued--
Percentage of A?~licant's Federal Total
Applicant's Contribu- Funds Funds
Contribution tion Renuestec Renuired
APPLICANTS IN -CASH CONTRIT3UTIOl\
- SUB TOTAL* 25% $1340.84 $4,022.52 $5,363.36
TOTAlJS -
* A non-add itern--Sec instructions
LESS ANTICI2ATED
-..-..-
NET PROJECT COS'l'
- --
AMOUNT REQUESTED FROM KDAC
SUBGRANTEE CO::-JTIUBUTlm:
EARNED Ii:'COME
$5.363.36
~022. 52
1,340.84
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A P P L I CAT ION
fo' 0 R
SUBGRANT
14. BUDGET NARRATIVE
IN ITEM 13
ITEM ,
1. Personnel
2. Contracted
Consultant
Services.
3. Travel and
subsistence
4. Supplies and
reproduction
5. Communications
and postage
[). Equipment
7. ;:Eacili ty Cost
and Improv.
3. Other expense
- DEFINE ITEMS IN BUDGET DETAIL BY EACH CATEGORY NUMBER
NARRATIVE
All personnel is volunteer at this time. We are ~.
including in in-kind services time spent on training
programs by Herb Songer and Monte Gusewelle - 40 hours
each @ $5.00 an hour ($400.00)
See In-Kind Services
All travel expence is being donated by the Salina Drug
Action Council"
Filing rolders, rile cards, paper, pencils, envelopes
rile cases. The Daper ror reprod~ction or applications
rorms ror recording phone calls, and paper ror monthly
reports to rererrals will be our greatest expense.
The SDAC has 3 money making projects going at this time.
We have no way or knowing how much we will make, but
what we do clear will be added to OFFICE SUPPLIES.
The telephones (3 incoming lines and 1 outgoing line)
will cost $446.88 ror 8 months. We are allowing $253.12
ror long distant calls. Postage will include mailing lis
ror rererrals and $10.80 ror box rent(subject to raise)
We will rent a typewriter ror the Care line. For 8 month
the cost ror rental, ribbons, and general upkeep will
not be donated.
The training program needs manuals (Abuse) at $3.00 a
piece and printed material.
The Care Line will need 4 chairs @ $15.00 a piece, 1
desk at $25.00, and a riling cabinet at $100.00. We,
th~ Saliha'.Drug' Action Council will accept the exp~r;se;
ror these (185.00)
The Careline will be housed at 220 W. Crawrord ror$lOO.O
a month. The Gas, lights, and water will be charged to
us.
The Utilites are jUdged by past bills
The Care Line will need a petty Cash rund to pay ror
light bulbs, toilet tissue, paper towels, cleaning
material, brooms, window clean and sanitary material.
Total project cost
Sub. Cont.
Amt. from KDAC
$5,363.36
1,340.00
$4,022.52
Hard Match
Sort ma tch
Total
$594.60
3133.28 (See attached sheet)
$3727.88
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AMOUNT
O.
o
o
$1,280.00
($320.00)$960.00
Total-$700.00
$175.00)$525.00
Total - $200.00
$50.00) $150.00
otal - $350.00
$87.50) $262.50
Total -$800.00
($200.00)$600.00
Total $333.36
($83.34) $250.02
Total -$800.00
($200.00) $600 .00
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HARD MATCH
In banI, ---~--_____________________________$
145.93
185.00
263.67
594. 60
Furniture for Care Line-------_____________
Booths for telephones and fixtures---------
Total-----$
Soft match
D. D. Goering - Dr. Goering will adjust prices ror the hotline
and ofrer limited rree services - estimated
5 hours a month @ $5.00 an hour-------_______________$ 200.00
Dr. Draemel, - Dr. Draemel estimates he will donate at least
15 hours a month @ 5.00 an hour. Sort match
for 8 months totals-------~----------------__________$600.00
Dr. Draemel is medical adviser for Hotline.
Rev. Steve Fink -Rev. Fink estimates he will be able to donate
10 hours a month @ $5.00 an hour---------------------$400.00
Rev. Monte Gusewelle-estimates he will be able to donate 10 hours
a month @ $5.00 an hour-----------------------_______$400.00
Herb Songer -
Estimates he will be able to donate 10 hours a
month @ $5.00 an hour. This is over and above
hours spent on training program ---------------------$400.00
Juani ta Gerhart,
R.N. - As director or
at least and possibly
She estimates at this
$5.00 an hour.
the Care Line she will spend
more time with the program.----$800.00
time 20 hours a month at
.
Total hours
spent @
$5.00 an hour--$2,800.00
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