Community and health services across the state are joining forces to ensure everyone has ongoing access to personalised, non-judgemental information and support to help them reduce and quit smoking, in an environment they trust.
To achieve this, a free program is provided to help these services identify tailored solutions for addressing smoking and integrating it into the work they are already doing.
All of the organisations involved in the program share and work towards developing organisation-wide strategies that meet the following three principles:
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There are so many different ways to quit, find the one that will work for you.
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Free apps such as My QuitBuddy can be a fun and practical way to quit and stay smoke-free.
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There are more ex-smokers today than there are smokers. Find out how they did it by reading their stories.
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We publish blogs on many different tobacco-related topics, you're sure to learn something new.
Quitline is a confidential advice and information service for people who want to quit smoking. For the cost of a local call (except mobile phones), a trained advisor can help you to plan and develop strategies to quit smoking and stay stopped. You can also use webchat during opening hours.
The My QuitBuddy App tracks your quitting progress, such as days smoke-free, cigarettes avoided, health gained and dollars saved.
The Quit for You - Quit for Two App provides support and encouragement to help you give up smoking if you are currently or are planning to become pregnant.
