Previous Work

ASH Scotland has demonstrated its commitment to support and develop work relating to tobacco and inequalities for almost 15 years.  Each phase of work has been initiated by an identified need or recognised gap in knowledge and service provision and has helped shape the focus and direction of future work around inequalities.

The work has been wide and varied involving development of resources, research, small projects funds, partnership working and community engagement.  Our work has also aimed to target specific groups within areas of inequalities where there is an identified need.

For further information and to read more on the findings and conclusions from these earlier pieces of work please follow the links below.

• Tobacco and Inequalities Small Grants Fund - Phase 3 (2005/8)
• Tobacco and Inequalities Needs Assessement (2004/5)
• PATH National Support Fund Pilots (2003/7)
• Black and Minority Ethnic Views on Smoking: Patterns, Prevalence and Needs in Glasgow (2000)
• RNIB Project - Breathing Space (2000)
• Tobacco and Inequalities Project - Phase 2 (1999/2002)
• Women, Low Income and Smoking: Breaking Down the Barriers - Phase 1 (1996/9)
• Learning Difficulties Project (1994/5)

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Last updated: 22 June 2009