2. Agenda
This presentation will highlight:
Who we are & what we do
Smoking cessation initiatives:
Run to Quit program
First Week Challenge
Smokers’ Helpline
Break It Off
Available support services & program from the
Canadian Cancer Society
4. Our vision
Creating a world where no Canadian fears cancer
Our mission
The eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life
of people living with cancer
How we fulfill our mission
L I F E
Leading
cancer
research
Influencing
public
policy
Focusing on
patients and
caregivers
Engaging
more
Canadians
12. Program streams:
• 10 week training programs
•In-store $69.99 •Virtual $49.99
• DIY program •FREE
13. Go to runtoquit.com for registration dates
• Fall,Winter and Spring sessions
• Pick a quit date that works best for you
14. Why it works
Exercise helps cope with
cravings and stress
management
Evidenced-based cessation
information
Prize incentives to be won
Structured & supportive
training program
15. What participants are saying
“Running
takes the place of
the urge to do
something when you
are quitting.”
- Kathryn Walks
“It was helpful knowing they were going
through the same things as me. It made
me want to quit.”
- Brenda Sparks
17. Spread the Word!
“My Dad saw Run to Quit
on the news and said I
should sign up!”
- Graham Gare, $1000Winner
“My friend’s encouragement
gave me the confidence I
needed to take the first
step and register.”
- Jessica Therrien, $1000Winner
18.
19. Take a step towards
a healthier lifestyle!
• Go to runtoquit.com
• Tell others
• Order materials
• Join the conversation
20. For more information contact:
Diana Ng
Health Integration Coordinator
(306) 244-7600
dng@sk.cancer.ca
22. • Contest runs until January 2018
• Challenge your family, friends, & co-workers!
• Two winners selected every month
• Participating provinces: SK, MB, ON, NB, PEI, YT
FirstWeekChallengeContest.ca
23. FirstWeekChallengeContest.ca
• Register now to be entered in
the quit contest for the first
week of next month
• Remain tobacco free for the first
week – the first 7 days – of next
month, and you could win $500
• If at first you don’t succeed...
try, try again
25. Smokers’ Helpline is a free, confidential service
from the Canadian Cancer Society offering
support and info about quitting smoking &
tobacco use.
Call toll-free 1-877-513-3333 to get connected
with a quit coach or visit smokershelpline.ca
Monday- Thursday: 8am-9pm
Friday: 8am-6pm
Saturday and Sunday: 9am-5pm
27. Join Canada’s biggest break-up!
“Break It Off”
• Break It Off helps
young adults end their
unhealthy relationship
with tobacco
• Learn about breakup
methods, overcoming
cravings, and staying
smoke-free
• Visit: breakitoff.ca
33. Here are some of the topics we can cover:
• questions about all types of cancer • risk reduction
• cancer treatments and their side effects • early detection
• cancer drugs • supports near you
• clinical trials • emotional support
• complementary and alternative therapies • coping with cancer
• cancer statistics
1-888-939-3333
34. Annual email or mail reminder about your checkup
and what you should discuss with your doctor based on
your age and gender.
Sign-up for free at: ReminderForLife.ca
35. Events & Fundraisers
• Daffodil pins & flowers: March-April
• Fierce Femme Five: September
• Relay for Life: May-June
• Jail n’ Bail: October
36. Visit: cancer.ca/sk to learn more
Nutrition - Tobacco Reduction - Protect Your Skin - Men’s
Cancers - Women’s Cancers - Environmental Risks
39. • Volunteer with the Society
• Make a donation
• Participate in our events
• Visit cancer.ca/sk to learn more
40. Questions? Contact us!
• Talk to an information specialist, toll-free at:
1-888-939-3333 from Monday to Friday 9 am to 6 pm
• Email us: hello@sk.cancer.ca
• Visit our website at: cancer.ca/sk
• Contact your local Canadian Cancer Society office:
Canadian Cancer Society
101-440 2nd Ave N
Saskatoon, SK S7K 2C3
(306) 244-4389
41. Thank you for your support!
Together, we’re making a
difference.