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Training and resources for community and social services

Smoking is one of the major contributors to social disadvantage in Australia. Compared to the general population, people accessing community and social services are more likely to smoke and find it more difficult to quit. Smoking increases financial stress and influences the cycle of poverty and disadvantage.

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Smoking and vaping: OH&S obligations

Everyone deserves a smokefree and vapefree workplace. Find out what your legal and OHS obligations are.

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Resources to help you make your workplace smokefree

Anyone responsible for the health and safety of employees, needs to consider making their workplace smokefree and how to support workers quitting smoking and/or vaping.

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Useful information and statistics

Useful information on cigarettes and other tobacco products, smoking laws, and major issues in smoking and health in Australia.

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Why prioritise reducing tobacco-related harm?

Hear from Quit and community health leaders about why it is so important to prioritise reducing tobacco-related harm.

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Guidance on developing community-level initiatives

Quit has developed a range of resources to guide you in developing community-level initiatives to reduce tobacco-related harm, including a framework for action and case studies.

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E-cigarettes and vaping

The growing popularity of e-cigarettes in recent years has led to increasing concerns about their impact on health. In this section you'll find resources and tools you can use to support the settings and communities you work with to navigate the challenges of vaping.

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Workplace resources

Tools and resources to help you reduce tobacco-related harm in the workplaces you work with.

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School resources

Tools and resources to help you reduce tobacco and vaping related harm in the schools you work with.

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Sporting club resources

Tools and resources to help you reduce tobacco-related harm in the sports clubs you work with.

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