Helping others
You can help others quit.
Find out how to provide support and encouragement to friends and family. There are simple ways you can help.
Help children to grow up healthily by providing a smokefree environment.
We have resources in other languages so you can help those whose first language is other than English.
Health professionals play an important role in our community in helping people to quit. This site has a range of information to help health professionals.
Bill Clinton said 'This epidemic is no accident.'
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You need to know
Important information you need to know before helping someone quit smoking.
Helping others quit smoking
You can influence a smoker's behaviour and can assist him or her in making the decision to quit and make a quit attempt. You can also provide support and encouragement once he or she has stopped smoking.
Helping children be smokefree
Children need to live in safety, free from secondhand smoke.
Quitting information in other languages
Information to help others to quit in a range of languages.
Professionals helping others to quit smoking
Professionals in the health, education and community service areas can encourage and support smoking cessation. Quit provides information and training to assist them in this role.
Quit Educators
A range of health and community professionals become accredited as Quit Educators so they can incorporate Quit’s smoking cessation programs in their practice or run Quit courses.
Send a fax referral to Quitline
After receiving your form, a Quitline Advisor will contact your patient/client within a week to provide ongoing smoking cessation assistance.
Send an e-card
A selection of e-cards to send to your friends as support, encouragement or to let them know you are quitting smoking.
