"We share a very important goal with the CVS Health Foundation making the next generation tobacco-free and are very thankful for their continued support." To continue its support of tobacco-free living and move one step closer to the first tobacco-free generation, the CVS Health Foundation today announced seven new grantees, which include: Southeastern (Connecticut) Regional Action Council, in support of training high school youth to administer a statewide education program to elementary and middle school youth New Jersey Global Advisors on Smokefree Policy, in support of expanding its reach to serve more communities Southwest Louisiana Area Health Education Center, in support of addressing youth tobacco use through a musician mentorship program North Carolina Alliance for Health, in support of building a network of trained youth and adult leaders who actively support efforts to reduce the impact of tobacco use National Association of School Nurses, in support of a program that will educate at-risk youth and their families in low-income communities on the risks of e-cigarettes Arizona UMOM New Day Centers, in support of a teen activity program that will provide intervention programming and interactive workshops Rhode Island Mentoring Partnership, in support of integrating tobacco prevention training and activities into existing direct service mentoring programs for elementary and middle school aged youth In March 2015, the CVS Health Foundation announced its first round of grantees to be awarded through the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids grant program
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They contain all the nasty bits that cigarettes do, like nicotine, tar, and a host of other chemicals you wouldnt want in your body if you had the choice
