Community Prevention Program

The Community Prevention Program provides a variety of physical and digital tobacco and e-cigarette prevention and cessation resources for free to all communities across Texas. These resources can be implemented within schools, college campuses, and community-based organizations.

Tobacco-Free Info Graphics

Tobacco-Free Info Graphics

Request these info graphics to assist your efforts of raising awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco and nicotine products as well as share tips on living a healthy, vape-free life.

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Tobacco-Free Property Signage

Tobacco-Free Property Signage

Request these property signage materials to clearly communicate your school, college campus, or place of business is a tobacco, nicotine, and vape-free location.

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Tobacco Cessation Posters

Tobacco Cessation Posters

The Texas School Safety Center has co-branded with the FDA to provide a variety of adult-focused cessation education posters. Available in English and Spanish, these posters use a positive, motivational tone to support smokers on their journey to quit cigarettes.

The Texas Department of State Health Services and UT MD Anderson Cancer Center have designed a variety of youth-friendly cessation posters that not only encourage young people to quit vaping but informs the reader about common chemicals found inside vapes.

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Additional Resources

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Say What!

This program is the statewide youth tobacco prevention program and is focused on preventing and reducing youth tobacco use by providing a variety of free, youth-friendly resources.

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CDC

This site is the CDC's Office on Smoking and Health and offers information related to youth and adult usage of all commercialized tobacco products.

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Parents Against Vaping E-Cigarettes

This site provides numerous articles, videos, tips, and resources on how parents can serve as advocates and educate and protect their children from vaping.

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Stanford Medicine Tobacco Prevention Toolkit

This tobacco prevention curriculum is available for all middle and high schools for free and discusses all commercialized tobacco products.

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CATCH My Breath

This curriculum is a peer-led teaching approach to empower students with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed decisions about e-cigarettes and resist social pressures to vape.

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ASPIRE

ASPIRE is a free, bilingual online tool that helps middle and high school teens learn about living tobacco-free through interactive modules. ASPIRE is a curriculum of the UT MD Anderson Cancer Center.

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FDA Tobacco Education Resource Library

FDA Tobacco Education Resource Library

The FDA has created free, downloadable posters and shareable social media content to address the health consequences of e-cigarette use.

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Vaping Prevention & Health Awareness Kit

Vaping and E-Cigarettes: A Toolkit for Working with Youth

E-cigarette use among youth remains a problem, and FDA's toolkit for professionals working with youth provides stakeholders with the information they need to help educate their communities about e-cigarettes and their effects on youth.

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Public Health Law Center - Mitchell Hamline School of Law

Public Health Law Center - Mitchell Hamline School of Law

To reduce youth tobacco use within school settings, the Mitchell Hamline School of Law has researched best practices for tobacco-free school policies and has created several resources and policy guides for schools.

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