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Relaunched #BeFreeAchieveMore website

7th August 2019

Relaunched #BeFreeAchieveMore website has free support and resources for colleges, youth work and employability services engaging with young adults.

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Scottish Tobacco-free Alliance Annual Learning Day

1st August 2019

The Scottish Tobacco-free Alliance has announced that the next Annual Learning Day will take place in Edinburgh on Tuesday 26th November. Read more here.

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Smoking is a real drag

25th July 2019

ASH Scotland blog sets out how “Smoking is a real drag on young people’s life choices” Read more. 

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Cigarette butts must not be left out of Scotland’s plastics debate any longer, say charities

11th July 2019

Marine Conservation Society and ASH Scotland tell Cabinet Secretary to put filters alongside straws and cups Two Scottish charities have today written to the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and ...

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ASH Scotland response to the consultation on a new National Public Health Body

8th July 2019

Download the document here. 

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Comparing obesity to smoking

4th July 2019

ASH Scotland blog responds to public campaigns comparing obesity to smoking. Read more here. 

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Free resource pack for professionals working with parents and families

16th June 2019

We have launched a free resource pack for professionals working with parents and families, to support and enable conversations on second-hand tobacco smoke and creating a smoke-free home. Read more ...

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Raising the issue of smoking in a money advice setting

15th April 2019

New addition to our free, accessible, online learning modules “Raising the issue of smoking in a money advice setting” Read more here. 

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New website launched for our IMPACT project

2nd April 2019

New website launched for our IMPACT project, providing guidance, support and training for staff working in mental health support services. 

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News Release: Money advice trial raises prospect of huge financial savings - if services can give clients the right support

28th March 2019

A project helping money advice services to generate conversations about smoking has found the approach well received, and concluded that it could help generate significant savings for people under financial ...

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