Presenter Support Page

To support the use of the program, a number of materials, several videos, and program use guidelines have been developed. How the program should be presented is described in the "Presenter Training" video on the Hug-a-Tree DVD and the "Presenter Information Manual," below. The DVD must be purchased for a nominal fee but the others materials are available for download here for free.

Materials

	Hug-a-Tree and Survive Presenter Information Manual Program syllabus Helpful hints for presenters Program FAQs Content list of presentation kit Descriptions of presenter demonstrations Other points to cover in presentation List of early program success stories

	Hug-a-Tree and Survive Adult program handout (for adults) Child survival pointers for parents and care-givers

	Hug-a-Tree and Survive Activity/Coloring Book Hug-a-Tree related coloring book, word search, and maze for kids

	Purchase Hug-a-Tree program DVD that includes... Children's Hug-a-Tree presentation video -- Video part of a complete Hug-a-Tree Program Presenter training video -- Teaches how to present program "The Jimmy Beveridge Search" video -- Documentary of search that inspired Hug-a-Tree program

Guidelines for use of Hug-a-Tree and Survive (HAT) program and materials

Formally trained presenters may continue making presentations as they have in the past, but should send a note to hugatree@nasar.org to receive an invitation to subscribe to the HAT email list (hugatree@yahoogroups.com).
The old HAT materials (slides and handouts) may be used as in the past, but all presenters are responsible for maintaining their own detailed records of programs.
Presenters are no longer required to be "certified." However, it is in everyone’s best interest if presenters are trained to present the program, and shadowing an experienced presenter is the best way to accomplish this.
NASAR will not prevent anyone from presenting the HAT program or materials as long as they are used in a manner that (a) reflects positively upon both the program and NASAR, (b) benefits children, and (c) honors the original intent and goals of the program. But, NASAR reserves the right to revoke this permission with cause.
Presentations shall be the sole responsibility of the presenter, and presenters shall be the sole responsibility of the program sponsor (e.g., the one who invites or authorizes the presenter). NASAR accepts no responsibility for the quality or content of any programs presented or those who present it.
As in the past, presenters may only charge for actual expenses for making a presentation. Presenters are not permitted to charge a fee for presenting HAT.
Any agreement or contract with the former national Hug-a-Tree and Survive corporation shall continue in force with NASAR until further notice.
The use of the Hug-a-Tree and/or NASAR names and marks require the express, written permission of NASAR. Contact Megan Bartlett (Executive Director of NASAR, meganr@nasar.org) with specific questions on this.

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