Building Wildlife Tracking Tools for Dementia Safety in Wyoming
GrantID: 65456
Grant Funding Amount Low: $150,000
Deadline: July 25, 2024
Grant Amount High: $150,000
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Grant Overview
Priority Outcomes for Wyoming's Missing Individuals Grant
The Grants to Implement Location Tracking Technologies program aims to reduce the number of injuries and deaths of individuals with forms of dementia or developmental disability who go missing. In Wyoming, achieving this goal requires a focus on specific priority outcomes that address the state's unique challenges and opportunities. The Wyoming Department of Health, specifically the Aging Division, plays a crucial role in supporting individuals with dementia and developmental disabilities, making it a key partner in this effort.
Targeted Outcomes for Wyoming
Wyoming's vast rural landscape and low population density present distinct challenges for locating missing individuals. The state's frontier counties, such as those in the Wyoming Range or the Big Horn Mountains, often have limited access to resources and infrastructure, making search and rescue operations more difficult. To address these challenges, the priority outcomes for Wyoming's Missing Individuals Grant should focus on improving the effectiveness and efficiency of search and rescue operations, particularly in these hard-to-reach areas. This can be achieved through the implementation of location tracking technologies that enable caregivers and search teams to quickly locate missing individuals.
One key outcome is the reduction in search times for missing individuals with dementia or developmental disabilities. By leveraging location tracking technologies, such as GPS devices or wearable technology, caregivers and search teams can quickly identify the location of missing individuals, reducing the risk of injury or death. According to the National Institute on Aging, individuals with dementia are more likely to go missing in rural areas, making this technology particularly relevant for Wyoming.
Another priority outcome is the enhancement of interagency coordination and data sharing among law enforcement, search and rescue teams, and healthcare providers. The Wyoming Association of Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police can facilitate this coordination, ensuring that all parties have access to relevant information and resources. By improving communication and data sharing, Wyoming can reduce the time it takes to locate missing individuals and improve overall response effectiveness.
Measuring Success in Wyoming
To measure the success of the Grants to Implement Location Tracking Technologies program in Wyoming, the state can track several key performance indicators. These may include the number of missing individuals cases resolved through the use of location tracking technologies, the average search time for missing individuals, and the number of injuries or deaths prevented as a result of the program. By monitoring these metrics, Wyoming can assess the effectiveness of the program and make data-driven decisions to improve its response to missing individuals cases.
In addition to these metrics, Wyoming can also leverage existing resources, such as the Wyoming Business Council's grant programs, to support the implementation of location tracking technologies. The council's experience in administering grants to small businesses and other organizations can provide valuable insights and support for this effort. Furthermore, the state's COVID-19 relief efforts have demonstrated its ability to adapt to unique challenges, a skill that can be applied to addressing the issue of missing individuals.
Q: What types of location tracking technologies are most effective in Wyoming's rural areas? A: Wyoming's rugged terrain and vast distances between communities make GPS-based technologies, such as satellite tracking devices, particularly effective for locating missing individuals in rural areas.
Q: How can Wyoming's law enforcement agencies coordinate with healthcare providers to support the Grants to Implement Location Tracking Technologies program? A: The Wyoming Association of Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police can facilitate coordination between law enforcement and healthcare providers, ensuring that all parties have access to relevant information and resources.
Q: Are there any additional resources available to support the implementation of location tracking technologies in Wyoming? A: Yes, the Wyoming Business Council offers various grant programs that can support the implementation of location tracking technologies, particularly for small businesses and other organizations serving individuals with dementia or developmental disabilities.
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