A Guide On How To Create A Smoke-Free Workplace

Section 4 Resources and References

For more information about smoking and the implementation of smoke free policies and advice on smoking cessation, contact any of the following resources:

RESOURCES

The National Department of Health
Directorate: Health Promotion
Private Bag X 828
Pretoria, 0001 Tel: (012) 312 0165/6

Members of the Tobacco Action Group (TAG):

• Cancer Association of South Africa
  PO Box 186 Tel: (021) 689 5347 or
  Rondebosch, 7701 Fax : (021) 685 1937
  Toll Free: 0800 22 66 22
  
  
• Heart Foundation of South Africa
  PO Box 15139 Tel: (021) 447 4222
  Vlaeberg, 8018 Fax: (021) 447 0322 
  
  
• National Council Against Smoking
  PO Box 23244 Tel: (011) 643 2958
  Joubert Park Fax: (011) 720 6177
  Johannesburg, 2044

REFERENCES

• National Cancer Institute in Co-operation with the Smoking Policy Institute, Seattle, U.S.A.
• Towards a Smoke-Free Workplace, A guide to Safety and Health (1992), Dept of National Health and Population Development
• A guide for Employers; working smoke-free - How you can make it happen, Cancer Association of SA (1998)
• How to set about Developing and Implementing a Workplace Smoking Policy, Cancer Association of SA (1998)
• WITS Postgraduate Association: Smoking on Campus
• A guide to achieving a smoke-free workplace, Work Cover Authority of NSW, NSW Cancer Council. First Edition 1997
• Fact Sheets No. 158, 221, 222 and 224 from Office on Smoking and Health (CDC) National Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Atlanta, USA
• A guide for Workplaces, National Heart Foundation of Australia

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