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program description
Each year, Cancer-Free Lungs reaches 6,000 Indiana students with a powerful program about the deadly consequences of tobacco and smoking. Our presenter volunteers, all of whom have been touched personally by lung cancer, deliver a very personal, highly interactive program in middle and high schools across the state. The program incorporates PowerPoint, video testimonials and hands-on activities to keep students engaged and involved. When the classroom portion is over, CFL volunteers leave anti-smoking materials and suggested activities for students, making it easy for teachers to keep the message alive long after the volunteers leave the classroom.
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contact
For more information about CFL's education program,
contact Amy Hanna at amy@cancerfreelungs.org
Find out more about the huru? education program by visiting a
sample page of our Facebook component.