Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (092)

The Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline is offering a limited-time bonus for Oklahomans ready to quit tobacco. Through the month of September, individuals who sign up for Helpline services will receive at least eight weeks of FREE nicotine replacement therapy, like patches, gum or lozenges, rather than the normal two weeks. This special offer runs through Sept. 30.

Call 1-800-QUIT NOW (1-800-784-8669), text READY to 34191 or visit OKhelpline.com to explore all the free services and resources available.

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TSET'S IMPACT IN YOUR COMMUNITY

TSET grants and programs are improving health across Oklahoma. View our local impact tracker to see health indicators for your county and community.

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OKLAHOMA TOBACCO HELPLINE

TSET-funded programs are making a difference in your community. There have been more than 590,000 registrations to the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline since 2003

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Encouraging Oklahomans to eat better, move more and be tobacco free.

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TSET: Creating a State of Health in Oklahoma

Established by voters, the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) is a state grantmaking trust devoted to preventing cancer and cardiovascular disease, Oklahoma's leading causes of death. By awarding grants to schools, communities, state agencies and partner organizations, TSET works to improve the health of Oklahoma's citizens. It also funds research and emerging opportunities in the public and private sectors. TSET initiatives are addressing Oklahoma's most pressing public health issues — and creating healthier places for all Oklahomans to live, work, learn and play.

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Last Modified on Sep 16, 2024