Health Education Inc. collaborates with national, state and local partners in support of our shared goal: to promote tobacco free kids and to help Nebraskans quit smoking and quit tobacco use.

These organizations include Tobacco Free Nebraska and local health departments; voluntary agencies such as the American Cancer Society, the American Heart Association and the American Lung Association; advocacy organizations including the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids and the Americans for Nonsmokers Rights; and non-profits and coalitions throughout Nebraska.

Through collaboration with individuals and organizations, Health Education Inc. offers resources, presentations, guidance and online tools to support the effort to promote tobacco free kids in Nebraska and to provide support for helping Nebraskans quit smoking or quit tobacco use. 

Whether you’re planning a special event, looking for ways to keep your website up-to-date with the latest Nebraska tobacco prevention news or looking for information about what works to prevent tobacco use, our materials can support your activities. How you access those materials is up to you.

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Or consider these ways to get involved.

• Share your experiences, and inspire others to do the same. 
  
• Get the facts about cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and Nebraska efforts by reading new articles. 
  
• Locate a local tobacco prevention coalition.
  
• Subscribe to our Nebraska Tobacco Free Kids newsletter to receive ongoing updates about efforts.
  
• Promote your actions to reduce tobacco use by dropping us a line or sharing your news releases to let us know about your efforts.
• Send us the details of your upcoming events to reduce tobacco use for inclusion in our tobacco prevention events calendar.
• Contact us to get answers to your questions about preventing tobacco use in Nebraska and supporting efforts to help Nebraskans quit smoking and quit tobacco use.