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Comprehensive Toolkit Design/Implementation - Combatting Youth Vaping
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The Department of Public Health & Environment's Community & Behavioral Health Division is seeking a contractor to develop a comprehensive toolkit aimed at supporting community-based organizations, mental health providers, and educators in addressing the escalating problem of youth and young adult vaping. The project involves designing and implementing resources that promote the adoption of evidence-based programs to effectively combat vaping among youth populations. The contract has a budget range of $50,000 to $200,000 and is open for responses until July 24, 2024. The initiative is managed by the City of Denver in Colorado, focusing on creating practical tools to enhance prevention efforts across various community sectors. Interested parties can find more details and submit proposals through the provided online link.
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