Marion
Florida Department of Health
Bureau of Tobacco Free Florida
Vision: A Tobacco Free Life for all Floridians
Mission: Working to protect all Floridians from the dangers of inhaled nicotine and secondhand smoke exposure, through evidence-based tobacco prevention and cessation programs, with an emphasis on youth and other vulnerable populations.
Contact Us
Address: 6621 Marissa Circle
Lake Worth, FL 33467
Phone: 386-916-8565
Email: [email protected]
Provider Name: CivCom
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Partnership Information
The TFP of Marion works to mobilize community partners to establish long-lasting system and policy changes that promote tobacco-free social norms in public places and common areas, prevent usage of tobacco products by youth/young adults, and promote tobacco cessation.
County SWAT Information
The Marion County SWAT Chapter works to promotes smoke/vape free lifestyles by giving youth the chance to make a difference in the community, while also being part of a statewide movement. SWAT is by youth, for youth; creating a tobacco free Florida through youth empowerment, and activism.
SWATFlorida.com
County Data
In Marion County, 1 in 9 Youth (ages 11-17) vape or use another toxic tobacco product and 58% are exposed to secondhand smoke (from cigarettes or EVPs).
FLHealthCHARTS.com
Local Initiatives
Marion County’s local tobacco prevention initiatives focus on advancing local policies that reduce tobacco use in all its forms by impacting city and county policies for Tobacco Free Public Spaces, Marion County Public Schools, Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing, Retailer Point of Sale, Cessation Access, reducing exposure to secondhand smoke, and supporting users who are ready to quit with cessation resources.
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About Us
Communities are taking action to improve health and well-being. CivCom provides the tools and expertise to help them succeed. We develop strategic communications, build coalitions, and equip advocates to advance policies that help people thrive. Led by former members of Florida’s Students Working Against Tobacco program, CivCom has supported communities throughout the state since 2009.
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