These documents provide guidance for health workers in Aotearoa to support people who are vaping and want to stop. There is also current evidence on using vaping to stop smoking.

Use the smoking and vaping complaint resources to raise awareness about how anyone can make a complaint about a tobacco or vape retailer or submit enquiries about the Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products Act 1990. 

The Getting to Smokefree 2025 Plan is an overview of how we will ensure that daily smoking prevalence is under 5% for all population groups in Aotearoa by December 2025.

The Vapefree brand guidelines show how to use the Vapefree and Hākohu Kore logo. Please read the brand guidelines before you download a logo or template. The logo should always be used appropriately.

The guidelines contain information on:

The Smokefree brand guidelines show how to use the Smokefree and Auahi Kore logo. Please read the brand guidelines before you download a logo or template. The logo should always be used appropriately.

The guidelines contain information on:

The Smokefree/Hākohu Kore logos are available in several formats and colours, for print and digital use. Each version is available in a .zip file. 

The Vapefree/Hākohu Kore logos are available in several formats and colours, for print and digital use. Each version is available in a .zip file. 

The Let’s Clear The Air publication is available to download in English and te reo Māori. It provides information on youth vaping and ways to support the Vapefree and Smokefree kaupapa in schools.

This resource is a set of two types of stickers that contain the following text: 'Kaua e momi haurehu/auahi kore' and 'No vaping/Smokefree'.

This toolkit of downloadable Breakfree to Smokefree resources includes items such as digital banners and templates to print.

Schools, kura kaupapa, kōhanga reo and early childhood education and care centres can decide if they should have a vaping policy.

An information sheet about the resources available in Aotearoa for reducing vaping harm in young people.

The annual ASH Year 10 Snapshot surveys 20,000-30,000 students on their smoking and vaping behaviour and attitudes. 

These maps provide a snapshot of the newer smokefree outdoor areas that local councils are moving towards. There are three versions for easy use and they will be a valuable tool when working with councils.

Information for schools, kura kaupapa Māori, kōhanga reo and Early Childhood Education and care centres about the Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Vaping) Amendmen