Every year, on the third Thursday of November, smokers across the nation take part in the American Cancer Society Great American Smokeout. They may use the date to make a plan to quit, or plan in advance and then quit smoking that day. The Great American Smokeout challenges people to stop using tobacco and helps people know about the many tools they can use to quit and stay quit.
Great American Smokeout
November 21, 2024
American Cancer Society
History of the Great American Smokeout
American Cancer Society
SHRM Resources
Designing and Managing Wellness Programs
SHRM Toolkit
Smoking Cessation Programs
SHRM Vendor Directory
Resources for the Employer
Smoking Cessation In The Workplace
Foundation for a Smoke-Free World | Apr 2024
7 ways to help your employees quit smoking
MedExpress | Mar 2024
Buyers Guide to Workplace Smoking Cessation
The EX Program | Sep 2024
Help Employees Stop Smoking
American Lung Association
Smoking Cessation in the Workplace - A Guide to Helping Your Employees Quit Smoking
Government of Canada
Remind Employees of Tobacco-Use Cessation Benefits in Your Health Plan
The Affordable Care Act requires many health insurance plans to cover tobacco cessation treatments without a copay or coinsurance from employees.
Smoking Cessation Resources for the Smoker
Stay Away from Tobacco
American Cancer Society
How to Quit Smoking
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Quit Smoking, Vaping and Tobacco Use
American Heart Association
Quit Smoking
American Lung Association
Online Guide to Quitting
Smokefree.gov
Support via Technology
Best Apps to Help You Quit Smoking
Very Well Mind
7 of the best apps for quitting smoking
Medical News Today
Digital Quitting Program
Truth Initiative
App: quitStart
Text: SmokefreeTXT
Smokefree.gov
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