We were invited to Raffles Girls’ Primary School on the 10th April to share the pride of the Tobacco Free Generation. A total of 1200 students attended this assembly session. Through role-playing, we were heartened that these primary...
TFG @ Woodlands Ring Primary School
TFG starts 2015 with a visit to Woodlands Ring Primary School to present the Tobacco Free Generation notion to Primary 6 pupils...
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TFG excites School Counsellors
Prof Koong and Dr Ho shared the TFG vision to the school counsellors of the N5 school cluster at Qihua Primary on 21 July...
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TFG @ ACS Barker
TFG presented to Sec 1 & Sec 2 cohort of Anglo Chinese School, Barker Road, reaching out to a total of 640 students in late...
Read MoreWe are the Tobacco Free Generation.
Tobacco Free Generation is a social movement that seeks to re-balance the landscape of teenage smoking. Helmed by doctors, medical students, teachers and volunteers, we seek to connect with youths in schools to educate and encourage them to be part of the tobacco free generation and not to fall prey to being ‘replacement smokers’ of the tobacco industry.
Tobacco Free Generation (TFG) encourages teens to be the generation that makes the difference, the generation that says NO to cigarettes and to look after themselves and their peers.
We were hosted by Springdale Primary School on April 3 in the continual journey to teach primary school students about nicotine addiction. About 440 students today learnt not just harms of smoking but understand that those seemingly, contented...
“The presentation takes on an unique approach to bring across the message of staying clear from tobacco. It strives to instill, within the pupils, a sense of ownership and pride to be the Millennia Generation to stay...
We are pleased to have been invited by Yio Chu Kang Primary School on 27 Feb 2017 to present the TFG programme. It was heartwarming to inculcate the 1100 students from Primary 1 to 6 with keys messages like replacement smokers, the pride of the...
TFG led a delegation of students from Raffles Institution Singapore to Balanga City, Philippines in September 2016. The program is a collaboration between TFG, Raffles Institution and the City of Balanga. RI students interacted with City of...
TFG congratulates the Millenia Kids Programme and partners Sengkang Healthcare, Health Promotion Board and Sports SG for winning an award at the Singapore Healthcare Management 2016 for promoting healthy lifestyle program to the community in...
TFG is honoured to be invited to Balanga City’s Inaugural Ride for Tobacco Free Generation. Congratulations and thank you Balanga City. (photo from Congressman Joet Garcia’s Facebook)
Students from Raffles Institution, Singapore Chinese Girls’ School, Raffles Girls’ Primary School and Guang Yang Secondary School came together at the National University of Singapore Medical Society’s Community Service Summit...
As published in Tobacco Control Journal Online First “Results : Support for the TFG proposal was 75% among Tasmanian adults. Majority support extends across all sociodemographic subgroups, including 72% of current smokers. Support was...
World Readiness Conversation Series 2016 is part of Singapore Chinese Girls School (SCGS) Student Leadership Development Program. The program allows students to hear from and dialogue with prominent figures in society on critical social issues...