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Nicotine-Free Futures Initiative Grants News Release Nicotine-Free Futures Initiative Grants News Release Tuesday, June 16, 2026 | 09:00am NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Department of Health ( TDH ) has selected 12 organizations across the state as grant recipients for the Nicotine-Free Futures initiative. The funding will support these organizations in reducing youth nicotine use and promoting healthier, nicotine-free communities.
“Preventing nicotine addiction before it starts is critical to protecting the current and future health of Tennessee’s youth,” Tennessee Health Commissioner Dr. John Dunn said. “These community partners are on the front lines of prevention, and this investment will strengthen their ability to create lasting change.
” More than $2 million in funding through TDH and the Nicotine-Free Futures program will support local prevention efforts, education, and policy strategies that address nicotine use and addiction among youth and young adults.
The following organizations are the 2026 Nicotine-Free Futures grant recipients: • Action Coalition of Johnson County, Tennessee • Carter County Drug Prevention Coalition • DeKalb County Prevention Coalition • Greene County Anti-Drug Coalition • Hamblen County Substance Abuse Coalition • Hamilton County Coalition • Youth and Family Resource Network Visit the Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Program website for more information about the Nicotine-Free Futures initiative and other tobacco prevention efforts in Tennessee.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, community organizations, and local health departments in Tennessee. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Nicotine-Free Futures Initiative Grants is funded by Tennessee Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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