Establishes the Tobacco Use Prevention Fund to combat youth nicotine dependence in North Carolina.
The Youth End Nicotine Dependence Act establishes the Tobacco Use Prevention Fund within the Department of Health and Human Services. The fund, supported by annual appropriations from the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, aims to prevent tobacco use, especially among youth and people of childbearing age. It allocates funds for media and education campaigns, community college support, military readiness initiatives, and grants to local health departments.
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