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Welcome to the stop smoking service for the Isle of Man - Quit4You
If you are thinking about quitting smoking, there is lots of support available to help you stop, and stay stopped. Here you’ll find contact details for free stop smoking services in the Isle of Man to suit your needs, website links with great hints and tips on how to stop smoking, information sheets and free helpline numbers. Whether you are ready to stop smoking now, thinking about giving it a go in the future, or supporting someone else who's trying to quit, these links offer a wealth of information and tips to get you started.
We always value feedback about how people have found quitting smoking on the Isle of Man, and whether there is anything we could do better. Please feel free to email us your ideas or any questions you may have about stopping smoking.
For an Up to Date Information leaflet, please see bottom of page (March 09).
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About Quitting on the Isle of Man
The Quit4You service provides free help and support to anyone who wishes to stop smoking.
Confidential appointments with Quit4You Advisors are available in a range of convenient locations, including Pharmacies, GP surgeries, Drop-In Clinics and sessions in workplaces. Advisors offer a programme of support throughout a quit attempt, and can provide vouchers or prescriptions for Nicotine Replacement Therapy, which means people don’t have to see their GP. Full details can be found on the 'Available services' page.
Quit4Two has also been specially created to help pregnant women quit smoking. The Quit4Two service offers personalised support from a stop smoking midwife until after the birth of their baby.
Quit4You Advisors at the launch of the service 6th February 2007 (from Left to Right): Angela Howland (Senior Health Promotion Officer), Debra Ashmole (Practice Nurse, Finch Hill Health Centre), Ruth Phillips (Stop Smoking Advisor), Lynne Pilley (Practice Nurse, Palatine Group Practice), Jo Parsons (Stop Smoking Advisor), Anita Imberger (Tobacco Strategy Coordinator), Dorothy Beggs (Pharmacist, Boots Pharmacy), Fiona Marshall (Pharmacist, Lloyds Pharmacy, St Pauls Square, Ramsey), Mary O’Connor (Stop Smoking Midwife), Michelle Clague (Health Promotion Officer).
This service has been developed as a key priority of the Tobacco Strategy, and was launched by the Public Health Directorate, DHSS, on 6th February 2007.
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