March 27, 2020 | 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM (MT)

By engaging with the ONE Step training, you are helping to make a positive impact on the lung health of children in low-socioeconomic areas. As a ONE Step trained individual, you will be able to provide resources on asthma, secondhand smoke, and electronic smoking device aerosol to those you serve.

In-person Training Schedule

The 2 hour in-person ONE Step training prepares Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) and organizations serving low-income parents/caregivers to have health-focused conversations with parents about:

• Secondhand smoke (SHS) and electronic smoking devices
• The health impact of exposure to SHS on children
• Steps to take to protect children from SHS exposure
• Local and statewide tobacco cessation resources and support
• Basic information about asthma and how to manage it

What is the ONE Step Program?

The American Lung Association in Colorado’s ONE Step program provides Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) and organizations serving low-income parents with training and resources on asthma, secondhand smoke (SHS), and electronic smoking devices (ESDs). This training uses health-focused messaging about removing SHS, asthma triggers, and removing environmental tobacco (including e-cigarettes) from homes and organizations serving children. Folks who complete this 2 hour in-person training, will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to connect with parents/caregivers about the dangers of SHS and how protecting child’s health starts with one simple step.

This course will be held at The Abbey on March 27, 2020.

The Abbey
2951 US-50 (Abbots Room)
Cañon City, CO 81212

How do I sign up for the in-person course?

Please register for this event by close of business on Thursday, March 19th ! Space is limited, so don’t delay!

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If you have any questions, please reach out to Valerie Steinmetz at ONEStepColorado@Lung.org or 303-847-0279.

Is this course eligible for CEUs?

Currently, folks who complete the ONE Step training earn Professional Development hours under the Health, Safety, Nutrition domain.

How much does this training cost?

This program is grant-funded. All costs associated with the training are covered, such as facilitator time, training materials, and food.

Is this training offered online?

YES! If you would like to complete the 60-minute online training, please visit our online training site. You can register for the online training by clicking the button provided below. Scroll down to “I am a new user” and click “New user registration,” complete the new user registration fields. Then login to the training platform with your new user information.