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About Resources
The HSC manages the production of resources in support of activities on and leading up to WSFD. Typically there are posters, balloons, stickers, bookmarks and t-shirts as well as other assorted items (these vary from year to year). Generally the resources feature the specific design (and/or strapline) for that year or the WSFD globe logo.
The 2008 WSFD theme is a continuation of both the 2007 theme, “Smokefree…it’s about us/ Kia Auahi Kore mō tātou te kaupapa”, and of the focus on the importance of a smokefree/auahi kore future for our young people. Resources have been developed to support and feature this theme and focus.
View and Order Resources
Click here to open the resource order form.
Click here to view the resources.
You can print the order form off from this link and send to us, or contact us, and we will post you an order form.
Note: Orders must be received by Friday March 14 at the latest.
2008 Imagery
The creative imagery for the 2007 and 2008 resources was designed by Kaaterina and Tai Kerekere of KE Design, Wellington.
Meaning of the World Smokefree Day 2008 Imagery
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Fern: The fern represents Aotearoa/ New Zealand. Our efforts in smokefree/ auahi kore aim to achieve a smokefree future for New Zealand's young people. |
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Hapū wahine: The figure of the pregnant woman symbolises family, generations and nurturing. |
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Family under the whare: This represents whānau and community – supporting each other to be and to become smokefree/ auahi kore. |
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Youth: This depicts trends and culture of youth within today’s society. The cord coming from the headset emphasises the concept of ‘plugging our youth into the kaupapa’ of smokefree/ auahi kore. |
Other Resources
Existing Smokefree resources that do not specifically link to the 2008 World Smokefree Day theme may also be useful, depending on what angle regions choose to take. For example, if your region is focusing on protecting young people from being exposed to second-hand smoke, the smokefree homes and cars resources will be useful.
A large number of tobacco control resources are available from a variety of organisations. To access these resources, contact the following organisations:
Health Sponsorship Council - HSC
The New Zealand Cancer Society
