is a campaign developed by Health Canada and the Canadian Cancer Society that helps young adults quit smoking and stay smoke-free. The Break It Off website provides educational content about cigarettes and nicotine, and their health impacts, as well as tips and tools to use during the quitting process. These tips and tools include guidance for creating a quit plan, a cost calculator, etc.
Mental Health, Technology and Substance Use
Supports for Families
We want students to be physically and mentally healthy so they can grow, learn and be successful. This web page contains links to mental health supports for prevention and intervention, and specific resources related to mental health and addictive behaviours – like vaping/substance use and cell phone/technology use, to help families navigate challenges.Ìý
Prevention and Intervention Resources
By Your Side Hub
This expert-led series will provide insights and practical strategies on:
- How to talk about substance use at home Ìý
- The intersection of addictions and mental health 
- Recognizing signs of substance use and behavioural addictions 
- Current trends in student substance use in Ontario – What parents/caregivers need to know 
- Technology overuse and problematic gaming Ìý
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°Õ³ó±ð   resource hub is supported by Ministry of Education funding, to focus on increasing mental health awareness, promoting wellness, and reducing stigma related to mental health concerns for parents/caregivers of Ontario students.ÌýÌý