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Tackling Tobacco Resources
On this page you will find important and useful resources for organisations, staff and consumers.
These resources are used to empower staff to deliver brief interventions to consumers.
These resources will support organisations to update their smoke-free policies.
These resources are used to support staff in the planning, implementation and evaluation of the Tackling Tobacco program.
- Supportive systems checklist
- Project steering group member flyer template
- Project plan template
- Project leader checklist
- Procedures template
- Pre project audit
- Post project report and organisational audit
- From – To analysis
- Communication action plan
- Clearing the smoke
- Change strategy on a page
- Data Collection and Monitoring Guide
Download these Tackling Tobacco wallpapers for your devices.
These resources are used to educate consumers of the benefits of quitting smoking.
These posteres are useful for staff to display around their organisations to educate consumers.
- Impacts of smoking and benefits of quitting
- Incorporating smoking cessation into drug and alcohol treatment
- Nicotine replacement therapy factsheet
- Nicotine replacement therapy FAQs
- The effect of second-hand smoke on children
- The facts about smoking and weight gain
- The financial impacts of smoking on families and children
- Women and smoking
Hard copy resources
To order hard copy resources, please complete the form below. These hard copy Tackling Tobacco resources are to assist organisations in implementing the Tackling Tobacco program and encourage their staff and consumers to quit smoking. We have a larger variety of soft copy resources which can be downloaded and printed (see above).
Most not-for-profit social and community service orders are supplied and delivered for free. Larger orders or orders from interstate or non-social and community services may include a fee or not be able to be filled. A Tackling Tobacco staff member may call to discuss the intended use.