Informational Letter

Formative Research on Community-Level Factors that Promote the Primary Prevention of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Opioid Misuse Among Children, Youth, and Families in Tribal American India

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Informational Letter

OMB: 0920-1351

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Tribal Communities Study Information Letter


Greetings,


Thank you for your interest in this study. We appreciate you taking time to learn more about it. We are looking for participants for a new research study funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Our research team at James Bell Associates, Inc. is partnering with local researchers in your area, [name community researchers], to carry out this study. Through this project, we hope to learn more about the community supports and resources available to children and families affected by opioids and the use of other substances. This information may lead to a better understanding of how Native communities support health and wellbeing. This research study has received ethical approval by an Institutional Review Board (IRB).


What will participation look like?


Participating in this project would involve joining an individual or small group for discussion. Each discussion will last up to two hours and may be in person or online/over the phone. If in person, you will be asked to travel to the location where the discussion will take place.

We will do all we can to keep everything you share completely private. We will not share your responses with anyone without your permission. We will not share anyone else’s responses with you.


Who is eligible to participate?

To be included in this study, you need to be:

  • 18 years or older

  • Affected by opioids (either by self-use or use by someone you know)


What will you get for participating?

Participants will receive $75 for the costs associated with your participation, such as childcare and/or transportation.


Who will benefit from this research?

The results from this research study will contribute to a growing body of knowledge around how the resiliency and strengths of tribal communities support the health and wellbeing of children and families. By understanding the factors that help to prevent adverse childhood experiences and substance use, this study could help to identify and share solutions across Indian Country that promote community-based best practices.


If you are interested in participating in this study or have questions, please contact the study team to learn more and find out if you are eligible: [insert phone number] or [insert email address]


Thank you very much,


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