New Year, New You with Project Quit!

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Project Quit, brought to you by The Coalition, is a FREE program open to any tobacco user, 21 years and older, who would like encouragement, support, and tips for trying to quit, cut back or stay quit. The program offers 4-week or 8-week tobacco cessation classes, ONLINE or IN-PERSON. With support and encouragement, you can double your chances of successfully quitting tobacco. Project Quit can be your start to a new life without tobacco! The program is free for all participants and all materials are included. ONLINE classes begin January 5th at 5:30PM and IN-PERSON classes begin January 4th at 5:30PM. For more information, or to register, visit Project-Quit.org, our private Facebook group “Project Quit,” or call (936) 634-9308.

The Coalition, Inc. focuses on eliminating the use of harmful substances by affecting public policy, laws, attitudes, and behaviors, all in an effort to foster healthy life-long choices for the local community. The Coalition is one of the oldest substance abuse prevention community coalitions in the United States.

Contact: Carolina Lopez (936) 634-9308

Misty Boggs
Misty Boggs is the Creative Director at MSGPR. She lives in Angelina County and recently earned her bachelor's degree in Public Relations and a minor in Creative Writing at Stephen F. Austin State University in 2020. She is currently working on obtaining her MBA from Lamar University. Between studying and working, she enjoys teaching her niece and nephew the fine art of never growing old.

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