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New to STEPP? Or just need a quick refresher on key tobacco control topics? These short, 2–3 minute trainings provide a high-level overview of essential information every STEPP grantee should know.

The TA Ecosystem orients STEPP grantees to our vision for training and technical assistance and outlines grantee, STEPP, and TA provider roles and responsibilities.

Our North Star: Advance health and racial equity for a stronger Colorado

These resources are designed for Coloradans who want to explore a life free from nicotine.

FY26 CEPEG End of Year + End of Grant Reporting + QPR Training, 5.21.26

This document provides recommended strategies for STEPP grantees to share with schools/school districts and other youth-serving entities and organizations, to support Colorado’s Tobacco/Nicotine-Free School law and policies, and to address youth tobacco and nicotine use in schools and communities.

The Community Tobacco/Nicotine Initiatives Framework for Local Public Health Agencies (LPHAs) provides a comprehensive outline of approaches to LPHA-led community tobacco initiatives in FY27-FY29.

STEPP is pleased to announce the release of the Prep Phase Guidance for the FY27 Tobacco-Focused Community Assessment (TFCA).

Bilingual video ads from Colorado QuitLine’s “Break Up” campaign, using relatable breakup scenarios to encourage people to leave cigarettes and vaping behind.

Bilingual audio ads from Colorado QuitLine’s “Break Up” campaign, encouraging listeners to end their relationship with tobacco and begin their quit journey.

Bilingual digital display and social ads from Colorado QuitLine’s “Break Up” campaign, encouraging people to end their relationship with tobacco and begin a tobacco-free life.

A practical grantee resource with tools, guidance, or materials related to Amendment 35 Lobbying Guidelines.