Published Date: 12 June 2008
By Sheila Holmes
They're thousands of miles apart, but communities in Beeston and Pakistan are set to face the same challenge -
how to make their homes smoke-free.
Leeds Primary Care Trust has already run the campaign successfully in various areas since 2002 and its methods are now being adopted nationally.
Now the smoke-free homes team is targeting Beeston and during the next six months will be visiting primary schools, mosques and community centres to educate people on the dangers of second-hand smoke.
It will focus primarily on the south Asian community where there is a higher level of smoking prevalence and it is hoped that the findings will help develop regional and national health policy.
For more on this article, please click on the following link: Beeston to Pakistan: Bid to make homes free of smoke: Beeston Today
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