Project TNT (Towards No Tobacco)

Project TNT is a comprehensive curriculm designed to prevent or reduce tobacco use among 9-12 year olds. This program has been proven to reduce initiation of cigarette and smokeless tobacco use. Although this program has a focus on tobacco use prevention, the majority of the skills that the youth learn can be applied in a variety of different situations.

This program is offered by:

Cobb & Douglas Public Health

Website: http://www.CobbAndDouglasPublicHealth.org

The mission of Cobb & Douglas Public Health is to promote community wellness by providing or helping others provide quality services including assessment, prevention, and treatment in a caring manner.

Agency Contact

Amy Hoffman / Public Health Educator

Phone: 770-432-0112 ext. 226

Fax: 770-432-1774

Email: ahoffman@dhr.state.ga.us

Agency Information

Cobb & Douglas Public Health

1861 Teasley Drive

Smyrna, GA 30080

Agency Phone: 770-432-0112

Agency Fax:

Liability Insurance: Yes

501(3)c: 0

  • http://www.CobbAndDouglasPublicHealth.org
  • Program Location: At School
  • Program is Offered: Array
  • Program Time: There are 10 core sessions that last 45 minutes. The class will meet 2 times a week either Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday. Sessions will be combined to complete the program in 3 weeks.
  • Target Age: Grades 3-5
  • Special Requirements: All the school will need to provide is a classroom for the instructor to teach the class. Also, an ASP staff member will still need to be present in the room during the program.
  • Program Fees: 0
  • Volunteers Used: No
  • Funded By: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grant.