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Tobacco Use Prevention for Youth
Youth face many obvious and subtle pressures to use tobacco products, including cigarettes, flavored cigarettes (bidis), and smokeless tobacco (chew, snuff).
Helping children and young adults understand these pressures and learn ways to cope with them are an important part of the Health Department's Tobacco Use Prevention Program. Below are descriptions of many of our programs specifically for youth.
For more information call Allison Evans at (859) 288-2327 or email AllisonE.Evans@ky.gov.
Teens Against Tobacco Use (TATU) Program
This program uses high school peer mentors to educate elementary and middle-school students the risks of tobacco use.
"Three to Five" Tobacco Prevention Program
You're never too young to learn to avoid tobacco products! This class targets children ages 3 - 5 years old to teach them the risks of tobacco use. A set of resources is provided to parents. Classes are available to childcare centers and other groups. For more information or to schedule a class, contact Allison Evans at (859) 288-2327 or email AllisonE.Evans@ky.gov.
Tobacco Education Displays
Want to share info on tobacco with your class, club, or church group?
Simple yet interesting health education displays and props are available to borrow free of charge. Click here to learn more!
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