Students Together Moving to Prevent Tobacco Use

Students Together Moving to Prevent Tobacco Use (STOMP) is a multi-year pilot project (2021-2024) that takes a comprehensive approach to curb commercial tobacco [and vaping] use by targeting the student population and its unique characteristics, norms, and needs directly.

Students in grades 7-12 at 14 pilot school sites will work with school staff and community leaders to co-create a grassroots approach to reducing commercial tobacco use in their school community. Learn More

STOMP Kits for Students

Check out our extensive list of resources to support you on your journey as a student. Resources include conversation starters, fillable habit tracker templates, and tips on how you can build healthy habits.

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STOMP Kits for Schools

Scan through over 15 different ready-to-use resources to teach about healthy habits and substance use.

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More About STOMP

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Additional Resources

Search through our list of vetted resources to support your school on its journey to reducing nicotine and commercial tobacco use.

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FAQs

What age groups can be involved in the STOMP program?

A: Any student in grades 7-12 can be involved in STOMP.

What does the STOMP program cover?

A: The STOMP program is a health intervention program for schools that encourages students to co-design an approach for fellow students that encourages awareness, prevention, and/or reduction in relation to tobacco use and vaping in all its commercial forms.

Is the STOMP program only for students who smoke or vape?

A: No. Although this is a program focused on reducing commercial tobacco and vape use among youth, it’s important that all youth who wish to participate do, so that they can learn more about healthy habits and develop a variety of skills including teamwork, problem solving, and communication.

What will I do as a student participant within the STOMP program?

A: You will engage in an ideas lab where you can create an initiative about tobacco use and/or vaping with your peers. You will also have access to new resources to support your understanding of habits and addiction, receive funding to implement your action plan and have leadership opportunities within your school.

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