Faith-based leaders across West Virginia working together to reduce tobacco use, support quitting, and build healthier lives for families and communities.
Stay connected with the work happening across West Virginia. From church events to community trainings, our network is actively sharing resources, education, and real moments from the field.
The West Virginia African American Tobacco Prevention Network partners with churches and community leaders to reduce tobacco use and improve health outcomes across the state. Through education, outreach, and local engagement, we equip communities with the tools they need to take action and support one another.
Tobacco use continues to impact families across West Virginia. Our network brings together trusted voices—pastors, community leaders, and advocates—to create real change through faith-based outreach and education.
Across West Virginia, churches and community partners are leading the way in tobacco prevention and health education. Our work is rooted in connection, trust, and local leadership.
We work directly with churches and organizations to deliver education and prevention programs that reach people where they are.
Access proven materials, videos, and tools designed to support tobacco prevention and cessation efforts.
Watch real presentations, testimonies, and workshops from leaders working in communities across West Virginia.
From Beckley to Charleston to Huntington, our network continues to grow—bringing together leaders committed to improving health and reducing tobacco-related harm.
Our work is rooted in trust, relationships, and the power of local churches to create lasting impact.
