Student Assistance Prevention-Intervention Services Program (SAPISP)

Student Assistance Program2019-02-01T08:35:19-08:00

Providing specialists to implement comprehensive student assistance programs in schools.

About

About Student Assistance Prevention-Intervention Services Program (SAPISP)

SAPISP is a comprehensive, integrated model of services that focuses on substance-use prevention and other supports. The program places Student Assistance Professionals in schools to:

  • Foster Safe School Environments
  • Promote Health
  • Prevent alcohol, tobacco, and other drug abuse

Specifically, the SAPISP:

  • Provides early alcohol and other drug prevention and intervention services to students and their families.
  • Assists in referrals to treatment providers.
  • Strengthens the transition back to school for students who have had problems of alcohol and other drug abuse.
  • Provides LifeSkills Training program and other evidence based prevention programs to middle schools and high schools to foster substance abuse prevention, intervention, and refusal skills development.

Student Assistance Prevention-Intervention Services Program is a statewide program, administered by ESD 112 in selected Wahkiakum, Cowlitz, Clark, Skamania and Klickitat county middle and high schools. Some school districts manage their own programs and most are funded through the Community Prevention Wellness Initiative (CPWI) model in their community. To learn more about the CPWI model, please see this brochure.

Services may include:

  • Screening for high-risk behaviors
  • Consultation for parents and staff
  • Referrals to community services
  • Case management with school team
  • School-wide prevention activities
  • Professional consultation services
  • Informational workshops for parents, school staff, and community members

Resources

Online Resources

Program Contacts

Who to Contact

Logan Morrow

Prevention Program Manager

Contact

Phone: (360) 719-1312

Email: logan.morrow@esd112.org

Huyen Truong

Prevention Program Manager

Contact

Phone: (360) 355-3142

Email: huyen.truong@esd112.org

Student Assistance Professionals

Upcoming Classes

Prevention Programs & Grants

Programs/Grants administered by Prevention and Youth Services include:

Washington State Community Prevention and Wellness Initiative
Student Threat Assessment Program
Prevent Coalition
Attendance and Reengagement Program

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ESD 112
ESD 112May 12, 2025 at 1:45pm
Three dedicated ESD 112 employees were recently honored by the Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families for their exceptional work with the MyJOB program, which provides career training and internships to incarcerated youth ages 14-25.

The program has made impressive strides this year, with 23 graduates completing job readiness training and 30 youth participating in paid internships across diverse fields - from automotive technicians to baristas and dog trainers.

As Micah Segura-Mitchell (pictured on the left), Youth Workforce Specialist, said: "A big part of breaking the incarceration cycle is providing opportunity and helping people envision their future selves."

We're incredibly proud of Deanna Conwell, Christine Katon, and Micah Segura-Mitchell for their commitment to creating pathways to success for young people navigating challenging circumstances.

Read more about these individuals and how the MyJOB program is expanding: https://bit.ly/ESD112-MyJOB
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Prevent expands opioid prevention efforts

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