Tobacco Use Prevention and Cessation

The American Lung Association of North Carolina helps smokers of all ages stop. But saying no to that first cigarette can be much easier than quitting smoking -- that's why we work hard to prevent teens from starting the habit.

• Quit Smoking Today
  The American Lung Association of North Carolina offers a variety of programs to help individuals stop smoking. From clinics to hotlines, there is an option for you.   If you want to stop smoking, your American Lung Association of North Carolina can help.
• Current Programs
  The American Lung Association of North Carolina offers numerous formal programs to help individuals stop smoking.  We also offer a variety of self-help tools, including smoking cessation manuals, our smoking cessation hotline, and on-line resources.   If you want to stop smoking,  your American Lung Association of North Carolina can help.
• Key Topics / Issues
  Learn more about some of today's leading issues involving tobacco including the tobacco excise tax, smoke free schools, and second hand smoke. Also learn about the dangerous effects of tobacco use.
• Sign Up for Training
  You must be trained by a certified facilitator in order to implement any of the American Lung Association of North Carolina programs.  Sign up today to attend one of our trainings in your area.   Or call 1-800-LUNG USA for more information.
• Apply for a Mini-Grant
  Mini grants are offered to trained facilitators to help them implement our programs.  Trained facilitators may apply for mini grants during specified mini grant cycles throughout the year.  Find out more information about our mini grant cycles.
• Online Resources
  Find other resources, both on and off the web, dealing with tobacco education, use prevention, cessation, and advocacy.