October 13th – Smoke Free Housing Virtual Training: Join this free webinar for property managers, owners, and landlords. Topics covered include policy creation, tenant and staff education, safety, health and monetary benefits, policy implementation, and advertising and spreading awareness. Contact Brigid Heenan at Brigid.Heenan@Lung.org for more information and access!
“We know that higher tobacco prices are linked to lower smoking rates. Putting an end to the tobacco industry’s ability to circumvent New York’s high taxes on tobacco products is a win for public health statewide,” said Joseph Potter, director at the Tobacco Action Coalition of the Finger Lakes. Times of Wayne County #TobaccoLaws #NYS #Earned #Media
TACFL’s Reality Check Coordinator, Abigail Clark, was able to spread the word on Take Down Tobacco National Day of Action. With the Coronavirus outbreak, all in-school activities had to be placed on hold, but please take a minute to read this article from the Wayne Times about Take Down Tobacco, as well as Reality Check. […]
At TACFL, we have welcomed a new Reality Check Coordinator, Abbey Clark, to the team. Abigail holds a bachelors degree from Nazareth College in Public Health and Psychology, and joins our team at the American Lung Association as a Reality Check Coordinator for Ontario, Seneca, Wayne, and Yates Counties. Abigail has the desire to motivate […]
Our most recent newsletter contains updates on the vaping conversation in NYS, new tobacco-free spaces, and the Great American Smokeout, coming up on November 21st. You can also read about the group, Our Town Rocks, improving areas in Yates County. Click here to read the newsletter.
October 13th – Smoke Free Housing Virtual Training: Join this free webinar for property managers, owners, and landlords. Topics covered include policy creation, tenant and staff education, safety, health and monetary benefits, policy implementation, and advertising and spreading awareness. Contact […]
“We know that higher tobacco prices are linked to lower smoking rates. Putting an end to the tobacco industry’s ability to circumvent New York’s high taxes on tobacco products is a win for public health statewide,” said Joseph Potter, director […]
TACFL’s Reality Check Coordinator, Abigail Clark, was able to spread the word on Take Down Tobacco National Day of Action. With the Coronavirus outbreak, all in-school activities had to be placed on hold, but please take a minute to read […]
At TACFL, we have welcomed a new Reality Check Coordinator, Abbey Clark, to the team. Abigail holds a bachelors degree from Nazareth College in Public Health and Psychology, and joins our team at the American Lung Association as a Reality […]
Our most recent newsletter contains updates on the vaping conversation in NYS, new tobacco-free spaces, and the Great American Smokeout, coming up on November 21st. You can also read about the group, Our Town Rocks, improving areas in Yates County. […]
It has been a known statistic that the black community has been disproportionately affected by smoking and Big Tobacco. This is something that American Lung Assocation and TACFL tries to bring awareness to. It is a perfect time bring awareness to the issue as we are at the beginning of Black History Month.Here are a couple of staggering facts about smoking and the Black community.
-Despite historically starting later and smoking fewer cigarettes per day than white Americans, Black Americans are more likely to be diagnosed with and more likely to die from tobacco-related cancer.
-Black men are more likely to develop and more likely to die from lung cancer than their white counterparts.
For #BlackHistoryMonth, we ask that you join us in urging President Biden to finish the rules to end menthol cigarette and flavored cigar sales in the U.S. at a.lung.org/ZgMuHgD. ... See MoreSee Less
Timeline photosAre you struggling to stay quit? Make time every #QuitMonday to check in on your progress and use our Weekly Check-in Tool to find resources to help you stay motivated no matter what stage of quitting smoking you're in. Try the free tool at: ow.ly/TUfk50MwcCi... See MoreSee Less
The American Lung Assocation continues to implement and provide some fantastic tobacco cessation programs. Not on Tobacco (NOT) and Freedom From Smoking are two examples, alongside the newly launched ACT youth focused cessation training. Check out the post below from American Lung Association or our most previous post for more great information on those programs.Go Tobacco-Free in ‘23! We offer resources to help adults and teens to quit all tobacco products.
Freedom From Smoking: Helps individuals create their own quit plan while as providing tips and techniques to stay successful in the long run. on.lung.org/2XpL71A
Not-On-Tobacco® (N-O-T) is a teen smoking/chewing/vaping cessation program for teens who want to quit. on.lung.org/39vJked... See MoreSee Less
It has been a known statistic that the black community has been disproportionately affected by smoking and Big Tobacco. This is something that American Lung Assocation and TACFL tries to bring awareness to. It is a perfect time bring awareness to the issue as we are at the beginning of Black History Month.Here are a couple of staggering facts about smoking and the Black community.
-Despite historically starting later and smoking fewer cigarettes per day than white Americans, Black Americans are more likely to be diagnosed with and more likely to die from tobacco-related cancer.
-Black men are more likely to develop and more likely to die from lung cancer than their white counterparts.
For #BlackHistoryMonth, we ask that you join us in urging President Biden to finish the rules to end menthol cigarette and flavored cigar sales in the U.S. at a.lung.org/ZgMuHgD. ... See MoreSee Less
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Timeline photosAre you struggling to stay quit? Make time every #QuitMonday to check in on your progress and use our Weekly Check-in Tool to find resources to help you stay motivated no matter what stage of quitting smoking you're in. Try the free tool at: ow.ly/TUfk50MwcCi ... See MoreSee Less
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The American Lung Assocation continues to implement and provide some fantastic tobacco cessation programs. Not on Tobacco (NOT) and Freedom From Smoking are two examples, alongside the newly launched ACT youth focused cessation training. Check out the post below from American Lung Association or our most previous post for more great information on those programs.Go Tobacco-Free in ‘23! We offer resources to help adults and teens to quit all tobacco products.
Freedom From Smoking: Helps individuals create their own quit plan while as providing tips and techniques to stay successful in the long run. on.lung.org/2XpL71A
Not-On-Tobacco® (N-O-T) is a teen smoking/chewing/vaping cessation program for teens who want to quit. on.lung.org/39vJked ... See MoreSee Less
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