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Our mission is to build a safe, healthy community through education about the risks of nicotine and tobacco and the power of prevention. We support parents in starting meaningful conversations, connect educators to free resources and prevention programs, and create direct referral and education pathways with healthcare providers.

Prevention & Quit Resources

Select a topic below to review resources for individuals, families, educators, and clinics.

Parents & Guardians

Guide to Talking with Teens: Vaping

The “See Through the Vape” program provides parents with conversation scripts, nicotine facts, and free quitting support to guide discussions with teens.

Youth Nicotine Prevention & Quitting

Stanford Medicine offers parents evidence-based tools, conversation guides, and dedicated support strategies to help teenagers successfully quit nicotine.

Youth & Community

Take Down Tobacco: Advocacy

Take Down Tobacco is the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids’ flagship initiative that empowers young people to expose the deceptive tactics of the tobacco industry and advocate for a tobacco-free generation. Through youth leadership training, policy advocacy, and events like National Day of Action, the organization equips teens and supporters to stand up against Big Tobacco and push for stronger protective health policies.

Truth Initiative: Nicotine Prevention

Truth Initiative is the nation’s largest nonprofit public health organization dedicated to preventing youth and young adult nicotine addiction and empowering quitting for all. Through groundbreaking research, national education campaigns, policy advocacy, and digital quit programs like the EX Program, the organization works to inspire healthy, nicotine-free lives across the country.

Utah QuitLogix: Community Referrals

This page is for non-clinical community organizations, non-profits, faith-based groups, social service agencies, and local advocates. It provides strategies, promotional materials, and referral pathways to help community groups connect community members with free state tobacco and vaping cessation services.

Local Coalitions: Community

Local prevention coalitions bring together parents, educators, healthcare providers, law enforcement, and youth to address substance misuse. By sharing resources and using evidence-based practices, these community groups build healthy environments where young people can thrive.

Adult Prevention Coalitions

Youth Prevention Coalitions

Coalitions without links, contact the corresponding Adult Coalition for more info on how to get involved.

Schools & Educators

Tobacco & Nicotine Policy Guide

Published by the Utah Department of Health & Human Services, this guide equips Utah schools and districts with evidence-based strategies, policy recommendations, and classroom curricula to prevent youth tobacco and e-cigarette use. It provides administrators and educators with actionable tools to enforce tobacco-free campus policies, safely handle vape waste, and connect students to free cessation programs like My Life, My Quit.

Resource Guide for School Nurses

Provides school nurses and health professionals with practical tools to identify and screen youth for tobacco and e-cigarette use. It offers actionable strategies for brief interventions, parent communication guidelines, and pathways to connect students directly to free quitting support services.

Healthcare Providers

QUITLINE PATIENT REFERRAL ONLINE FORM
As a healthcare provider, you are in a perfect position to be the catalyst in inspiring your patients to live healthier, tobacco/nicotine-free lives. Patients look to you for help and advice when it comes to their overall health.

After you submit a referral for your patient, the Utah Tobacco Quitline will call the patient directly to help them quit using tobacco/nicotine. The Quitline will begin making attempts to reach the client starting within (1) business day of the referral.

The support and counseling services that your clients receive depend on their preferences and their eligibility. The Utah Tobacco Quit Line faxes your clinic so that you know when your patient received services. This information is useful for the patient’s health record and to facilitate follow-up with the patient.

Learn more at UTAH.QUITLOGIX.ORG to answer the following questions:

    • What’s offered to participants?
    • How much does it cost?
    • What populations does it serve?
    • Why should I refer patients?
    • How do I make a patient referral?
    • What are the qualifications of Quitline coaches?
    • Do patient need to work with a coach?
    • How do participants work with coaches?

REQUEST RESOURCES & REFERRAL EDUCATION
Our Public Health Educators provide free patient education materials, Quitline referral forms, and are available to present at staff trainings.

Additional Resources

CERTIFIED TOBACCO TREATMENT TRAINING PROGRAM (nationally accredited)

CME MODULE LIST (vaping/nicotine)

END TOBACCO PROGRAM (reduce tobacco-related cancers)

PHYSICIAN AAFP TOOLKIT (education/strategies, coding/payment)

PHARMACOLOGIC GUIDE (FDA-approved cessation medications)

2022 DENTAL VAPING SCREENING (pdf)

⚠ REMEMBER
“Patients who have been advised to quit smoking by their doctors have a 66% HIGHER rate of success.”
– Former US Surgeon General

About Nicotine

Uncover Facts & Health Risks
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Experts share effects and long-term risks of nicotine addiction.

My Life My Quit logo featuring green text for 'MY LIFE', purple text for 'MY QUIT', and a small yellow star.
Youth Quit Tools
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Free, confidential text/chat coaching for ages 13-17 to quit all nicotine and tobacco.


Adult Quit Tools
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24/7 resource for free nicotine replacement tools and personalized plans.

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Washington & Kane Counties:
(435) 986-2564
Iron, Beaver, & Garfield Counties:
(435) 986-5153

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