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Additional Resources

Welcome to our library of resources to further support the prevention and reduction of commercial tobacco and vaping use among youth. These resources have been vetted by PHE Canada and are focused around four intervention approaches often used when approaching substance use:

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Vaping Poster and Fact Sheets for Schools

Looking to place posters up at your school and for more information to help youth reduces harms related to...

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Video: Increasing The Age for Purchasing Commercial Tobacco and E-cigarettes

Students at Hampton High School in New Brunswick supported the creation of a video lobbying for government to...

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STOMP Pilot Project Summary Report

 As part of the implementation STOMP, a process evaluation was conducted. Data was generated sources listed...

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Why Harm Reduction For Schools

The concept of harm reduction is often misunderstood. Harm reduction is an umbrella term for programs...

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Vaping Educational Online Self-led Module

Use this online self-led learning module in your classrooms and community settings to inform youth on the...

CATEGORY: Harm Reduction
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Understanding Substance Use - An Educator’s Guide

The Educator’s Guide is designed to support and equip educators with information and resources to promote well...

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Cannabis and Vaping Videos

These videos below provide an overview of cannabis vaping and its risks. They touch on the different mental...

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Video: Conversations About Quitting Vaping

If you know or suspect a young person is vaping, approach the topic gently with open-ended questions so that...

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