Dates to be announced soon.
Michigan Tobacco Quitline - 1-800-480-QUIT (7848)
The Michigan Tobacco
Quitline is operated by National Jewish
Health. National Jewish Health is a
premier medical and research institution
focusing on respiratory diseases in the
United States. They have been operating
a Quitline since 2002 and serve many
states.
During the first
call, a trained coach will talk to you
about what you feel you need to help you
quit. You can get self-help materials,
a list of quit smoking programs in your
area, or you maybe able to register for
a free telephone-coaching program.
If you register for
the coaching program, you will be asked
some questions so the quit coach can
help create a quit plan that is best for
your. A quit guide and other materials
will be mailed to you to help you get
started.
Special services and
information are available for pregnancy,
spit-tobacco use, non-English speaking
callers and persons with hearing
impairments.
Click this link to
visit the
National Jewish Health website to
learn more about the program. You can
see comments from other people who have
called the
Michigan Tobacco Quitline and enroll
online.
Smoke Free Home Pledge
Submit a smokefree home pledge online at
the Environmental Protection Agency
State and National Resources
