Smokefree Outdoor Areas Moving the agenda forward Smokefree Outdoors Forum February 23 rd 2012 Martin Witt (Health Promotion Manager, Cancer Society) Heather.

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Smokefree Outdoor Areas Moving the agenda forward Smokefree Outdoors Forum February 23 rd 2012 Martin Witt (Health Promotion Manager, Cancer Society) Heather Kimber (Health Promoter, Community and Public Health, Canterbury District Health Board) Presented on behalf of Smokefree Canterbury

Smokefree Aotearoa 2025 Communities

Supporting the 2025 goal % of all councils have SF parks Alfresco SF policies in 50% of all councils SF outdoor areas as national policy

Building a Smokefree Council Signage Organisation owns policy Formal review process Communication strategy Partnership with Smokefree community

We all need to take responsibility for the health of our children Smoking is not the norm A smokefree policy encourages a smokefree future generation Smokefree public places will make our city an even better place to live Signage New Brighton 2011

Beyond the greenspace ….

Next steps - simplified model Long term strategic plans Community acceptability Opportunity Commercial interests

New Zealand 2025 ? Make this picture Smokefree