QUIT Program

The QUIT Program is a public health initiative designed to help people stop smoking. It offers support through counseling, educational materials, and sometimes medications to manage cravings and withdrawal. The goal is to reduce smoking-related health risks like lung disease, heart problems, and cancer. By providing personalized guidance and resources, the program aims to increase the chances of successfully quitting and improve overall well-being. It’s often available through healthcare providers, community centers, or free helplines, making quitting smoking more accessible and supported for those who choose to stop.