We all have the right to breathe clean air
Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones
Take a few simple steps to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke in your environment.
- Post “Thank you for not smoking” signs in your home, office and car.
- Let your family, friends and colleagues know that you prefer them not to smoke near you or your loved ones.
- Keep your home and car smoke-free by asking smokers to light up outside.
- When other adults are entrusted with your children’s care, ask them to protect them from secondhand smoke.
- If you smoke, get help to quit. In the meantime, avoid smoking in areas where others risk exposure to your secondhand smoke.