Breaking Free Day
What is Breaking Free Day?
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It is a celebration of overcoming nicotine addiction. This year Breaking Free Day launches on November 20th. Breaking Free is a movement to increase the number of organizations offering culturally appropriate tobacco cessation services in SPA 6 and eliminate tobacco use disparities and smoking cessation inequities in African American and African immigrant communities so that community members can enjoy a healthy, happy and prosperous life without nicotine. Click here to learn more.
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Breaking Free From Nicotine! You are not alone.
We are all in this together.
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Sign up now for a virtual quit session at: https://bit.ly/quitsmoking4u
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We Fall Down & We Get Up!
Never Give Up!
Living without Nicotine is Possible!
Sign up now for a virtual quit session at: https://bit.ly/quitsmoking4u
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#BreakingFreeFromNicotine #BreakingFree #Cessation #StopSmoking #Amplify #SaveBlackLives
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Live a Lifestyle without Nicotine!
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Get familiar with Stop Smoking & Vaping Resources. If you can make it 1 week without smoking, you are 9 times as likely to successfully quit!
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Sign up now for a virtual quit session at: https://bit.ly/quitsmoking4u
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Live Well, Love Life! You Can Break Free from Smoke & Vapes!
Sign up now for a virtual quit session at: https://bit.ly/quitsmoking4u
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#BreakingFreeFromNicotine #BreakingFree #Cessation #StopSmoking #Amplify #SaveBlackLives
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The SOL Project
Saving Our Legacy African Americans for Smoke Free Safe Spaces
The SOL Project advocates for healthy, smoke-free communities for African Americans and other populations who suffer disproportionately as a result of social conditions and tobacco use.
Email: info@thesolproject.com
Phone: 888-774-7685 (SOUL)
Address:
1555 River Park Drive, Ste.107
Sacramento, CA 95815
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The SOL Project is a program of Heluna Health, a registered 501c3, funded by California Department of Public Health.
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