Common use of POPULATION SERVED Clause in Contracts

POPULATION SERVED. 1. The primary population is youth Pre-Kindergarten to 12th grade who are at risk for substance use and misuse because they belong to a subgroup of the general population that is known to have risk factors that increase the likelihood of substance use and misuse. Targeted subgroups may be defined by, but not limited to, academic factors such as school Number of youth attending Community-Based Education and Mobilization Activities 312 312 468 468 1560 Number of adults attending Community-Based Education and Mobilization Activities 000 000 000 234 780

POPULATION SERVED. 1. The primary population is youth Pre-Kindergarten to 12th grade who are at risk for substance use and misuse because they belong to a subgroup of the general population that is known to have risk factors that increase the likelihood of substance use and misuse. Targeted subgroups may be defined by, but not limited to, academic factors such as school Number failure or truancy, and place of youth attending Communityresidence such as high drug-Based Education and Mobilization Activities 312 312 468 468 1560 use or low-income neighborhoods. Number of adults attending Community-Based Education and Mobilization Activities 000 000 000 234 780288 960

POPULATION SERVED. 1. The primary population is youth Pre-Kindergarten to 12th grade who are at risk for substance use and misuse because they belong to a subgroup of the general population that is known to have risk factors that increase the likelihood of substance use and misuse. Targeted subgroups may be defined by, but not limited to, academic factors such as school Number failure or truancy, and place of youth attending Communityresidence such as high drug-Based Education and Mobilization Activities 312 312 468 468 1560 use or low-income neighborhoods. Number of adults attending Community-Based Education and Mobilization Activities 000 000 000 234 780264 264 396 396 1320

POPULATION SERVED. 1. The primary population is youth Pre-Kindergarten to 12th grade who are at risk for substance use and misuse because they belong to a subgroup of the general population that is known to have risk factors that increase the likelihood of substance use and misuse. Targeted subgroups may be defined by, but not limited to, academic factors such as school Number failure or truancy, and place of youth attending Communityresidence such as high drug-Based Education and Mobilization Activities 312 312 468 468 1560 use or low-income neighborhoods. Number of adults attending Community-Based Education and Mobilization Activities 000 000 000 234 780