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Yorkshire Smokefree
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About the service
Yorkshire Smokefree provides expert NHS advice and support for anyone who wants to stop smoking. So, when you’re ready to quit, we’re ready to help. Our advisors will help you find the best way for you to quit and provide support throughout your journey.
We offer guidance on stop smoking products and a range of resources to suit your needs to ensure you’re smoke free as soon as possible.
Who we are:
Yorkshire Smokefree is run by South West Yorkshire Partnership Teaching NHS Foundation Trust and covers the areas of Barnsley, Calderdale, Doncaster, Sheffield and Wakefield.
Documents and leaflets
- Yorkshire Smokefree leaflet
- Yorkshire Smokefree quit plan calendar
- Smokefree Sheffield quit plan calendar
- My smokefree action plan
Success stories
Check out one of many success stories from clients who have stop smoking using our service.
Request a call back
Why would someone choose the service?
- You are four times more likely to quit smoking with specialist support and quit smoking products than doing it alone
- Our service is flexible and tailored to the individual
- Our service is run by experts
- We are friendly and approachable
- We are non-judgemental
- You are in control of your quit journey
- We’ve already helped thousands of people in Yorkshire
- We’re open 7 days a week, with extended opening hours
- Our online programme is available all the time
Why a professional should choose the service
- People are five times more likely to quit smoking with specialist support and quit smoking products than without any help
- Everything we do is evidence based
- We have excellent patient and public feedback
- We are a specialist team working to reduce smoking prevalence
- We have a robust data collection system
- We work in partnership with other health and social care organisations
Support offered
It varies depending on personal preference, as well as the local area, but people will always have the option of using our online action plan and telephone support. Other support available may include:
- One to one support sessions
- Group face to face sessions
- Workplace sessions (area specific)
- Carbon Monoxide tests (area specific)
Outcomes
- Stopping smoking
- Improved physical health
- Less risk of smoking-related illness
- Better management of long-term conditions
- Relapse prevention
- Reduced bed stay
- Reduced infant mortality
Referrals accepted from:
A & E, AHPs, Carers/family, CMHTs, Consultants, Courts, Drug/alcohol agencies, GP staff, GPs, Health visitors, Hospital staff, Housing associations, Local authority staff, Midwives, Other NHS services, Other Trust services, Patients(self-referral), Police, Schools, Single Point of Access team, Voluntary services, Youth centres, Youth Offending Team
Referral criteria:
Referrals accepted via telephone or by requesting a call back on the Yorkshire Smokefree website from:
- All health professionals
- Self-referrals
Referral criteria:
- Must be motivated to stopping smoking altogether