Tobacco Use Prevention Program
1/30/2009
Program Summary
The Tobacco Use Prevention Program is a long-term project addressing the public health concerns related to all types of tobacco products.
Title:
Tobacco Use Prevention Program
County:
Yellowstone
Status:
Active
Program Coordinators
Director of Population Health Services
Hillary Harris
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Target Population:
101000
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Partner Orgs:
Please visit our website to view a complete list of partner organizations.
Current Funding:
Please visit our website to view a complete list of current funding sources.
Last Modified Date:
2/10/2009 2:02 PM
The Tobacco Use Prevention Program is a long-term project addressing the public health concerns related to all types of tobacco products. The program promotes the Montana Quit Line, provides education on the Clean Indoor Air Act, participates in the Great American Smoke Out each year, and offers youth prevention programs. Middle school and high school students participate the reACT youth coalition.
Halloween 2008 Billings reACT group worked with schools by Lockwood to put up tombstones along highway 87 between Lockwood and Billings. Each tombstone displayed different truths about tobacco, such as the number of deaths each year correlated to tobacco use.
Keywords:
Tobacco Prevention,reACT,Tobacco Free,Tobacco,Nicotine Use,Nicotine,Lung,Cardiovascular Health,Cardiovascular,Health,Lung Health,Pulmonary Health,Underage Smoking,Underage Tobacco Use,Nicotine Dependency,Gum Disease,Bad Breath,Heart Health,Oral Health
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