Smoking

Stopping smoking is the best thing you can do for your health.

Help to stop smoking

Feel Good Suffolk is the free stop smoking service for people living in Suffolk, who are 12yrs old and over and want to stop smoking.

The service offers a range of stop smoking support including:

  • 121 or group support
  • nicotine replacement (NRT), vape kits and prescription medications
  • Allen Carr’s Easyway to stop smoking online seminars

Visit the stop smoking page on Feel Good Suffolk to self-refer or call 0345 603 4060.

Stop smoking support is also available at some GP practices and Pharmacies.

View the list of those GP practices and Pharmacies.

Feel Good Suffolk Champion Training

This training is to train anyone working or volunteering with smokers on how to have conversations about smoking and on how Feel Good Suffolk help smokers to quit. They offer drop in online training or bespoke online or face to face training. Visit the Feel Good Suffolk Champion Training webpage.

Smokefree app – free for 6 months

Includes texting in-app advisor at any time, plus nicotine replacement therapy and/or vape kit delivered right to your door (vape over 18yrs only).

Download the Smokefree app on the Google Play store.

Suffolk Tobacco Control Plan 2026 – 2030

The Suffolk Tobacco Control Plan has been written in collaboration with the Suffolk Tobacco Control Alliance. This plan sets out the principles of our approach, our aims, tactics and priorities. Suffolk aims to match the national ambition of reducing the Suffolk smoking prevalence to 5% or under by 2030.

The plan will be reviewed on annual basis in November upon release of key smoking data sets.

This plan will be accompanied by a delivery plan to be published September 2026.

If you would like your organisation to become a member of the Suffolk Tobacco Control Alliance contact: tobacco.control@suffolk.gov.uk

Illicit tobacco/vapes and underage sales

The illicit tobacco/vape trade has strong links with organised crime and sellers often target children, increasing the risk that they will become addicted to smoking.

For how to report illicit tobacco/vape and underage sales visit the illegal tobacco page on the Suffolk County Council website.