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The project "Together smoke-free" ist a project from the Swiss Research Institute for Public Health and Addiction (ISGF). The project is for the population with little financial, time or language resources. They organize 2 workshops for smokers. In the workshops, smokers receive necessary information about the dangers of smoking and how to protect themselves from tobacco smoke. The workshops are free of charge for the participants. The core of the project are the 2 online workshops “Smoking harms!” and “How do I quit?”. The workshops are conducted in the language of the participants.
Rund 400 000 Menschen in der Schweiz leiden an der chronisch obstruktiven Lungenkrankheit COPD, die kaum bekannt ist. COPD engt fortschreitend die Luftwege ein. Die körperliche Leistungsfähigkeit ist häufig eingeschränkt. Meist verursacht Rauchen die unhei…
This brochure describes how parents can find a helpful way to deal with the issue of substance use among adolescents. It answers questions such as - My child doesn’t consume addictive substances. What to do to ensure it stays this way? - How can I tell if…
Information for women who are pregnant or trying to conceive, their partners and family circle.
The Swiss Red Cross develops and coordinates migesplus and receives financial support from the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH).
