Tobacco Prevention Program Implementing the Community Action Model Project

The County of Fresno, Department of Public Health, is seeking a vendor to implement the Community Action Model (CAM) project, which aims to create change by building community capacity through a five-step policy development process. The project focuses on two topic areas: smoke-free multi-unit housing in the City of Fresno and the proximity of tobacco retailers near youth-sensitive areas in unincorporated Fresno County. The contract is for a two-year period, with an estimated funding of $100,000 per topic per year. The selected vendor, Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission (Fresno EOC), has experience in tobacco control policies and has worked with non-traditional partners to provide services and engage priority populations in tobacco control policies. Some key points about this contract include: * The project aims to create change by building community capacity through a five-step policy development process * The project focuses on two topic areas: smoke-free multi-unit housing and the proximity of tobacco retailers near youth-sensitive areas * The contract is for a two-year period, with an estimated funding of $100,000 per topic per year * The selected vendor has experience in tobacco control policies and has worked with non-traditional partners to provide services and engage priority populations in tobacco control policies