Washington D.C. Launches ‘DC Calls It Quits Week’ to Aid Tobacco Cessation
Washington, DC is observing "DC Calls It Quits Week" to help residents overcome tobacco use.
Washington, DC, September 22, 2026 —
Washington, D.C. is currently holding “DC Calls It Quits Week,” an initiative aimed at supporting residents in their efforts to stop using tobacco products.
The week-long campaign focuses on providing resources and encouragement to individuals who are looking to overcome tobacco dependence. While specific dates for this year’s observance were not provided, the program’s objective is to equip participants with tools and support systems necessary for successful cessation.
Tobacco use remains a significant public health concern, and initiatives like “DC Calls It Quits Week” are designed to address this by fostering a supportive environment for those seeking to quit. The program highlights the importance of community and public health efforts in tackling addiction.
Further details regarding the specific programs, resources, or events scheduled for “DC Calls It Quits Week,” as well as the organizing bodies, were not made available in the provided information.
Story summarized from the original created by Stephanie.Ramirez@fox.com (Stephanie Ramirez) on www.fox5dc.com, see more information here.
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