What does the Helpers Program offer?
We offer a complete In-Person Training Kit with participant guidebooks, instructor resource kit, program evaluation instruments and a DVD with instructional videos, skills demonstrations and testimonials from smokers and experts.
We also offer an On-line, Helpers Community Resource Center with web-based training, browsable resources, recent news and community forums for sharing and story telling.
Both products can be customized for your program. The website is accessible for persons with disabilities, accommodates high and low-bandwidth users and has built in tools for monitoring and tracking website use.
Professional support for our products include on-site consultation, implementation planning, training of trainers and research-based advice on marketing and recruitment.
What does the Helpers Program Cost?
Our goal is to achieve a broad dissemination of the Helpers Program therefore pricing is structured to keep the cost of the program affordable.
The Office of Technology Transfer at The University of Arizona offers licenses for both the Helpers Community Resource Center and the in-person training materials. Professional services are offered through a contract with the Department of Family & Community Medicine at The University of Arizona.
Please review or request our current price sheet.