South Central Alliance for Tobacco Prevention
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Mission:
?We empower communities to build healthier environments to prevent commercial tobacco use and exposure while promoting effective, accessible cessation.
Vision:
?Breathe Healthy, Live Happy
WI Tobacco Report CardAmerican Lung Association's State of Tobacco Control report evaluates states and the federal government on laws and policies necessary to save lives from tobacco. How does Wisconsin compare? Click Here for more details
WI DOJ and 32 other states finalize agreement with JUUL LabsThe Wisconsin Department of Justice announced that it and 32 other states and territories finalized a $435 million agreement with JUUL Labs. Funds will be used to address the youth vaping epidemic. Click here for more details
2024 SCATP Meeting Dates
February 8th
May 9th
August 8th
November 14th
CessationMake today your YES Day! These resources can help you.
For Veterans:
QuitVet | 1-855-784-8838 SmokefreeVet | Text Vet to 47848
For Pregnant People, New Moms, and their Families:
First Breath | Text ‘FB INFO’ to 97779
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For Teens and Young Adults:
This is Quitting Text DITCHVAPE to 88709 |
Text2Quit Text READY to 200-400 |
Live Vape Free Text VAPEFREE to 873373 |
Wisconsin Wins
Are you a retailer in Wisconsin?
WITobaccoCheck.org provides free state-approved retailer training on Wisconsin tobacco sales laws. WITobaccoCheck.org helps retailers avoid license suspension and fines.GET TRAINED TODAY!
FACT
FACT is a youth driven movement in Wisconsin where teens work to spread the truth about tobacco by participating in team meetings, FACTivism activities, meetings with local and state leaders, and written media. SCA partners with Mauston High School’s FACT group to support their mission to spread the unfiltered truth about tobacco! If you are between 7th and 12th grade and want to join, find out more at: https://factmovement.org/
Health Equity
Health equity means everyone has a fair opportunity to be as healthy as possible. This is an important part of our coalition as we strive to improve the health and well-being for all Wisconsinites. Big Tobacco continues to disproportionately impact specific populations including youth, those utilizing behavioral health services, women and pregnant people, and the American Indian/Alaskan Native population. For more information and resources on health equity visit https://tobwis.org/health-equity/
Industry Targeting
Learn MoreFor Schools For Parents
- Talking with your teens about tobacco
- Tips for Talking to Kids about Smoking
- Identifying Signs of Youth Vaping and Nicotine Addiction
- Tobacco is Changing
For Behavioral Health Providers
For Providers working with Pregnant People and New Moms