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Mini Grants Are Still Available activities to educate youth and adults The need for education at a young age
about the dangers of tobacco, nicotine, is imperative. Please collaborate with

The Caroline County Health Dept.
Juul and other electronic cigarettes. us to educate and empower youth
Cigarette Restitution Fund / Chronic Tobacco product use continues to to make the choice to say no to all
Disease Prevention (CRF/CDP)
be the leading cause of preventable tobacco products, including vapes and
would like to invite your non-profi t
disease, disability and death in the e-cigarettes. Together we can also help
organization to apply for a mini-grant United States. Use of these products those that smoke/vape to successfully
during school year 2023 (12/2022-
can also complicate long term health quit for good.
6/2023). A limited number of grants
conditions including diabetes, heart
of $1,000-$2,500 are available for and lung disease. Projects may be centered around, but
tobacco prevention and/or cessation not limited by, the various tobacco
awareness campaigns including:
Tobacco Awareness Month (January),
KEEP THE BEAT Take Down Tobacco Day (April), or
World No Tobacco Day/ No Menthol
Sunday (May). Grants will be awarded
CPR & First Aid Training on a first come, first served basis.

Training for: • Boat Captains Contact Leigh Marquess, RN at
• Healthcare • Coaches... 410-479-8080 or leigh.marquess@
• Daycare we do them all! maryland.gov.
CPR and First Aid
valid for 2 years
410-758-2022 Quality, fun
WE ARE AHA INSTRUCTORS 147 Log Canoe Cir.
& aff ordable
For upcoming classes: Stevensville, MD 21666
training!
www.ktbtraining.net

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