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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Effective tobacco cessation programs build knowledge and skills while engaging participants in their own decision-making, increasing the likelihood of long-term success.​



Help Young People​ Quit Vapes and Tobacco

Learn more about ways to support students in ​quitting vaping or other tobacco products. Ultimately, only the young person can make the decision to quit. However, being supportive, creating a safe environment, and sharing resources can help them in their quit journey!​cessation-stock-img.png

For Educators: Help students quit vaping and smoking tobacco products
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For Youth: Help your friends and family quit vaping and sm​​​oking
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For Parents and Caregivers: Help young people quit vapes and other tobacco product
🔗English​
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Programs

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Kick It California

​Kick It California provides free services to he​l​​p youth and adults quit smoking, vaping, or other nicotine products and prov​ides training and technical assistance to local organizations across California. ​

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EX Program

The EX Program is free and provides access to a personalized quit plan, daily texts, expert support, and a community of experienced quitters. It also offers tools and guidance to help change habits and explore nicotine replacement therapy.

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Cessation Curricula

Project SUN (Stop the Use of Nicotine)

Project SUN is a culturally adapted youth smoking cessation program tailored to the needs of American Indian/Alaska Native (AIAN) youth. To learn about training on this curriculum, contact trdrp@ucop.edu.

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Not On Tobacco

Not On Tobacco (​N-O-T)​ was designed to address issues that are specifically important to teens. It uses interactive learning strategies based on Social Cognitive Theory that can be applied in everyday life and encourages a voluntary change for youth ages 14 to 19.

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