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This document outlines the requirements and guidelines for local health departments in Illinois to apply for the Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program grant for fiscal year 2012, including necessary

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How to fill out Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant

1. Obtain the grant application form from the Illinois Department of Public Health website or local health department.
2. Review the eligibility requirements to ensure your organization qualifies.
3. Gather necessary documentation, including proof of your organization's tax-exempt status and previous funding reports.
4. Complete the application form, filling out all required sections accurately and thoroughly.
5. Describe your proposed tobacco-free initiatives, including goals, target population, and expected outcomes.
6. Outline your budget, detailing how funds will be allocated to various activities and administrative costs.
7. Include letters of support from community partners or stakeholders, demonstrating collaboration.
8. Review the application for completeness and clarity, and ensure it addresses all criteria outlined in the grant guidelines.
9. Submit the application before the deadline, following any specified submission methods (e.g., online, by mail).
10. Follow up with the grant agency to confirm receipt of your application and inquire about next steps.

Who needs Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant?

1. Local health departments seeking funding to implement and support tobacco-free initiatives within their communities.
2. Organizations focused on public health improvements and reducing tobacco use among residents.
3. Communities aiming to create healthier living environments free from tobacco-related harms.

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What is the Illinois tobacco Free Communities Grant?

The ITFC Program Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities (ITFC) is an Illinois Department of Public Health grant-funded initiative to establish tobacco prevention and control programs to prevent tobacco use among youth, eliminate exposure to second-hand smoke, and eliminate tobacco-related health disparities.

Who is the tobacco free initiative?

By advocating and enabling accelerated implementation of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control through sustainable systems for tobacco control, the Tobacco Free Initiative works towards a world free of tobacco: tobacco-free people, communities and environments.

What is the smoke free Illinois Act?

The Smoke-free Illinois Act protects the public from the harmful effects of exposure to tobacco smoke by prohibiting smoking in public places and places of employment and within 15 feet of any entrance, exit, windows that open, or ventilation intake of a public place or place of employment.

What is the tobacco enforcement program in Illinois?

The TEP allows for compliance monitoring of tobacco retail establishments across Illinois to assure that Tobacco products are not sold to underage individuals as defined by state law.

What are some benefits of living tobacco free?

Reduces the risk of premature death and can add as much as 10 years to life expectancy. Reduces the risk for many adverse health effects, including cardiovascular diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cancer, and poor reproductive health outcomes.

What is the tobacco control program TCP?

The Tobacco Control Program (TCP) provides tobacco education, prevention services, and technical assistance to government agencies, community-based organizations, law enforcement, hospitals, clinics, businesses and residents while working toward the following goals: Countering pro-tobacco influences in the community.

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What is Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant?

The Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant is a funding opportunity designed to support local health departments in their efforts to reduce tobacco use and exposure within their communities. It aims to facilitate the implementation of evidence-based strategies to promote tobacco-free environments.

Who is required to file Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant?

Local health departments that are involved in tobacco control initiatives and seek funding to continue their tobacco prevention and control activities are required to file for the Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant.

How to fill out Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant?

To fill out the Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant, applicants must complete the designated application form provided by the program, attach required documentation, outline their proposed initiatives, and demonstrate how their activities will contribute to reducing tobacco use within their communities.

What is the purpose of Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant?

The purpose of the Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant is to provide financial support to local health departments to sustain and enhance their tobacco prevention and control efforts, thereby improving public health and reducing the burden of tobacco use in Illinois.

What information must be reported on Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant?

The information that must be reported on the Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Program Local Health Department Initiative Continuation Grant includes progress reports on funded activities, data on tobacco use rates in the community, outcomes of the initiatives, financial expenditures, and any challenges encountered during the implementation of the tobacco control initiatives.