Freedom From Smoking
LFCHD can help you quit smoking! Call 859-288-2377 to speak to a professional.
Most health insurance plans are now required to cover FDA-approved medications and counseling to help you quit. Costly prescriptions, patches, lozenges, gum–they’re all covered. You can double your chances of quitting by using medications. See your healthcare provider. It’s covered–even if it takes a few tries. Never quit trying to quit. Call to speak to a professional who can help you get started: 859-288-2377.
The Tobacco Cessation and Control Program’s aim is to improve the public’s health by:
- Preventing youth from starting to use tobacco, e-cigarettes, or hookah
- Encouraging adults and youth to stop using all types of tobacco
- Providing accurate and current information about tobacco use, quitting smoking, e-cigarettes, and new tobacco products
- Protecting our families, friends and community from the dangers of second and thirdhand smoke
- Encouraging parents in Fayette County to choose 100% Smoke-free child care, and for child care centers to voluntarily adopt 100% smoke-free policies
- Providing education for community members, leaders, and policy makers, and working together continuously to protect the community from the hazards of tobacco use
Staff members are available to provide presentations to the general community, continuing education for health professionals and to coordinate tobacco education for community events. For more information about the program and its services, call (859) 288-2377.
Freedom from Smoking Classes
The health department partners with community partners to offer Freedom from Smoking sessions, which is a proven method to stop smoking created by the American Lung Association. For more information about sessions in Fayette County please call (859) 288-2377.
Displays & Props:
- What’s in a Cigarette?
- Harry’s Scary Tongue
- Clem’s Phlegm
Helpful Resources:
