[HealthyTribes] 7/16 Optional Webinar: "Supporting Oregonians with Disabilities to be Tobacco Free"
Sanders Elizabeth C
elizabeth.c.sanders at state.or.us
Tue Jun 3 11:48:16 PDT 2014
Dear TPEP grantees,
Please consider attending this 7/16 optional webinar hosted by HPCDP and the Oregon Office on Disability and Health as well as sharing the invitation with your networks.
During the webinar, disability service providers and other organizations will learn about how local TPEP programs are an invaluable resource in providing technical assistance around establishing tobacco free campus policies and self management referral protocols.
Afterwards, HPCDP will connect organizations participating in the Tobacco Education Project for People with Disabilities with their local TPEP programs (via email) with the goal of building relationships.
Please contact your liaison if you have any questions or suggestions related to this webinar or the overall Project.
Sincerely, Beth
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Supporting Oregonians with Disabilities to be Tobacco Free
Join us for a Webinar on July 16
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Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014
10:00-11:00am PST
Oregonians with disabilities use tobacco more than Oregonians without disabilities. People with disabilities are just as likely to want to quit tobacco as people without disabilities. To address this, the Tobacco Education Project for People with Disabilities aims to reduce tobacco use among both Oregonians with disabilities and their service providers. This webinar, Supporting Oregonians with Disabilities to be Tobacco Free, provides an opportunity for disability service provider organizations and all other interested agencies to engage with the project.
Webinar participants will learn about: 1) tobacco related data for Oregonians with and without disabilities; 2) establishing or enhancing a tobacco free worksite/campus policy; 3) promoting insurance-based self management benefits to staff and clients; 4) becoming a referral organization to the Oregon Quit Line, Living Well with Chronic Conditions and other self management programs; and 5) promoting cessation messages throughout their organization.
The following groups are especially encouraged to participate:
• Area Agencies on Aging
• Behavioral health agencies
• Brokerage Executive Directors and Personal Agents
• Centers for Independent Living
• County developmental disability representatives
• Disability advocacy organizations
• Local public health departments
• Residential and vocational community based disability service providers
• Regional health equity coalitions
• Self management program delivery organizations
• Tribal health departments
Closed Captioning will be available during this webinar.
For more information, contact elizabeth.c.sanders at state.or.us<mailto:elizabeth.c.sanders at state.or.us> or weaverro at ohsu.edu<mailto:weaverro at ohsu.edu>
Title:
Supporting Oregonians with Disabilities to be Tobacco Free
Date:
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Time:
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM PDT
After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.
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