NJ Quit 2 Win | Free Resources

Employers and union leaders are vital to workplace smoking cessation programs. Dr. Fikry Issac, Executive Director of Global Health Services at Johnson & Johnson, and Firefighter Bill Lavin, President of the New Jersey State Fireman's Mutual Benevolent Association, share their insights in this one-minute video.
Why employers should help employees quit smoking (overview of the benefits to employers' bottom line)
Send an E-card to a smoker to encourage him or her to quit!
Power Point Presentations
- Long Presentation and Presenter Guide re: the financial, physical, and emotional impact of smoking and what smokers need to know to succeed in quitting
- Short Presentation I and Presenter Guide re: the financial, physical, and emotional impact of smoking
A video profile of two New Jersey residents who succeed in quitting with NJ Quitline and NJ QuitNet^®.
Fact sheets
- New Jersey Quit 2 Win Program
- NJ Quit Services (NJ QuitNet^®, NJ Quitline, and NJ Quitcenters)
Poster/print ad (downloadable poster/print ad that can be hung in offices or public spaces or published in organizational newsletters to encourage smokers to utilize New Jersey’s Quit Services)
New Jersey Quit 2 Win Logo and URL (url and logo to add to your employee, union, or community Web site)
Be Smoke Free in New Jersey: Quit 2 Win White Paper
New Jersey ’s Quit Services
Read firsthand accounts of individuals who quit smoking with the help of New Jersey's Quit Services.

Nearly 76 percent of New Jersey's 1.15 million smokers want to quit, yet without seeking help only 3 percent succeed. With New Jersey Quitline, smokers are 10 times more likely to succeed. Smokers are 50 percent more likely to succeed when family, friends, and colleagues support them.		Within 20 minutes after their last cigarette, smokers' blood pressure and heart rate drop 48 hours: The ability to smell and taste is enhanced 1 to 9 months: Coughing and shortness of breath decrease View a list of additional benefits

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