No, the program is only open to people who currently live in Texas.

Sorry, but if you permanently move out of Texas during the program, you will no longer be eligible to stay in the program.

Yes, you can join both the Moms Quit program and the Smoke-Free Homes program.

No, you MUST be 18 years or older to participate in these programs.

Yes, this program is fully bilingual. Click on the link to learn more about the program in Spanish https://tobaccofreetexasmoms.wixsite.com/spanishwebsite

No, these programs are only available in English and Spanish.

Yes, we take your confidentiality very seriously. Your name and any other identifying information are completely confidential.

No. Participating in these programs is completely free and it will not affect your health insurance status.

No, we will keep your information confidential. Your employer will not know that you are participating in our programs, and will not have access to your portfolio.

We expect to enroll our last participant in May 2023.

No. These programs are all done remotely. There are no face-to-face interactions required.

No. Although participating in these programs will require some time commitment for calls, we will work around and accommodate your schedule.

No, this program is funded by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). It is completely free to participate in.

Women are eligible to participate in the Moms Quit program if they: - Are 36 weeks pregnant or less - Are at least 18 years of age - Are current users of any form of tobacco OR have ever used any form of tobacco during this pregnancy OR have used any form of tobacco in the 3-month period prior to this pregnancy - Live in Texas - Have access to a smart phone and are able to download apps - Can read, write, listen, and speak in either English or Spanish

Smokers living with a main participant (pregnant woman) in the Moms Quit program are eligible to participate if they: - Are at least 18 years of age - Are current users of inhalable tobacco products OR quit since the main participant became pregnant OR quit 3-month prior to the main participant becoming pregnant. - Live in Texas - Live with the main participant when joining the Moms Quit Program and will continue to live with the main participant 6 months after the baby’s delivery - Have access to a smart phone and are able to download apps - Can read, write, listen, and speak in either English or Spanish

No. This program only allows one household support partner for each participating pregnant woman.

You will be provided with Amazon E-gift cards and electronic diaper vouchers that you can use at Walmart.

You can join this program anytime during your pregnancy, before 36 weeks, and you may participate in this program until 6-months after you give birth.

Although we would like you to stay in this program from the beginning to the end to obtain the maximum benefits of the program, we understand that things happen and you may leave the program. In this case, you may not receive all the rewards and benefits of the program.

No, the program is completely free to participate in. You will be provided all program materials and service free of charge.

Women are eligible to participate in the Smoke-Free Homes program if they: - Live in a home where at least one person smokes - Are at least 18 years of age - Live in Texas - Can read, write, listen, and speak in either English or Spanish

Participating in the Smoke-Free Homes program will help reduce your secondhand and thirdhand smoke exposure at home, motivate the smoker to quit, and improve the entire household’s overall health. Moreover, you can receive up to $50 in rewards for participating. Finally, you will receive free personalized counseling and educational materials.

You will be provided with Amazon E-gift cards after completing surveys.

The Smoke-Free Homes program will last for a total of three months. However, the program is delivered within 6 weeks and the final survey will be sent to you at 3 months.

This program is supported by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT).