This could be ongoing. In addition to the usual training in regard to quantitative methods for analyzing behavioral/mental health data that are part of my research group's program of work, I could host interns who who are interested in developing skills to work with nonprofit and educational agencies to analyze data on outcomes (e.g., quality assurance and program evaluation). We could work directly with an agency (e.g., CHIP of Roanoke; TAP of Roaonke) to do hands on training and to produce useful products for these agencies and the public health stakeholders in the region, as well as potentially lead to publications to disseminate more generalizable knowledge arising from the work.