The mission of the Georgia Tobacco Use Prevention Program is to reduce the. Georgia has cut its allocation for anti-smoking programs from $15 million a year in the s to roughly $2 million currently, Deen said. In contrast, three states — Michigan, Missouri and Tennessee — have spent nothing on anti-smoking programs. Take in-person courses to help you stop smoking or to manage your asthma. Community Health's DCH Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Program are now. A new program through the Georgia Quit Line offered the right combination to finally reach success. If we have your zip code on record, we'll show you which ones are.
Georgia spent just over $2. As a result of this pilot, enrollments for Quit Line services increased by 600%. Quitting smoking has immediate as well as long-term benefits, reducing risks.
