Impaired Driving Programs

The Change Companies® currently provides customized, statewide DUI/DWI, youth offender and/or traffic safety curriculum services to 17 states. These programs reduce recidivism by not only educating offenders, but also motivating and guiding them toward positive and lasting change.

The Change Companies® offers a flexible menu of products and services to meet state needs and budgets. These resources include:

• Complete needs assessment and consultation
• Curriculum development and publishing
• Participant Interactive Journals
• Facilitator guides
• DVDs
• Assessment instruments
• Facilitator training
• Program evaluation services
• Research support for outcome evaluation

A Collaborative Approach

The Change Companies® offers the nation’s most widely replicated impaired driving education model, and the unique ability to tailor that model to the specific needs, program structure and populations served by providers in that state.

We offer a unique blend of knowledge, flexibility and experience, and we apply what we learn from the field into the resources we can provide for your programs. The following are a few examples of statewide collaborations we are currently engaged in.

	DUI/DWI Programs
	The Change Companies® has collaborated with Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin to create and revise first and multiple DUI/DWI offender education programs.

	Traffic Safety Programs
	The Change Companies® partnered with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and local providers to revise and update their Traffic Safety Program.

	Prelicense Education
	The Change Companies® teamed with the Florida Association of DUI Programs, Inc., to revise its Drug, Alcohol, Traffic Education (DATE) Program. This four-hour prelicense education course serves new drivers throughout the state.

	Youth Offender Programs
	The Change Companies® has partnered with Alabama, Missouri, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to tailor programs that serve young people convicted of alcohol or other drug-related offenses.