We envision a Hernando County where all residents have a fair chance at a healthy future—free from nicotine addiction. Our mission is to mobilize the community and advance local policies that will help end nicotine addiction, protect children, and improve public health for generations to come.
To apply to join the Tobacco Intervention Partnership, please contact us at Info@tobaccointerventionpartnership.com. Interested persons are encouraged to attend a meeting to learn more about Tobacco Intervention Partnership’s work.
Meet Our Partnership!
Dale Watson
Policy Liaison
Jewel McNaughton
Community Engagement Liaison
The Tobacco Intervention Partnership typically meets once a quarter and meetings are open to the public! Our upcoming meetings are listed below. Due to uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, we have decided to keep hosting meetings virtually until further notice.
Tobacco Intervention Partnership Meeting
November 16th · 1:00pm – 2:00pm
Hybrid Meeting:
Virtual Meeting Link:
https://meet.google.com/jkh-wnvu-fhc
OR
In-Person Location:
Pasco Hernando State College
Brooksville Campus Building B Room 101
For Additional Information:
Info@TobaccoInterventionPartnership.com
Students Working Against Tobacco
The Students Working Against Tobacco Chapter typically meets every month. The next Community-Based Hernando SWAT meeting is TBD.
Contact SWAT@TobaccoInterventionPartnership.com for more information.
Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) mobilizes and equips youth to protect their generation from the tobacco and vaping industries. Hernando County SWAT members build leadership skills and plan activities to help raise awareness and support for policies that benefit the community. To learn more or to attend a SWAT meeting or event in Hernando County, email SWAT@TobaccoInterventionPartnership.com. To learn more about SWAT’s work across the state, visit SWATflorida.com.
Are you or someone you care about ready to quit? Support is available!
Talk to a quit coach, find a quit group, or get free nicotine replacement patches or gum. Learn more about these and other FREE resources at Tobacco Free Florida.