ASH NZ was founded in 1982 by concerned health professionals. It is an incorporated society with charitable status which operates as an independent non-governmental organisation.

Provides information and advocates for people with asthma and other respiratory conditions.

Traditionally Maori were an auahi kore / smokefree culture. Auahi Kore works to change attitudes towards smoking, encourage Maori to either stop smoking or not to start and to reclaim this smokefree status.

Aukati Kai Paipa is a kanohi ki te kanohi service that is delivered locally within most communities. This programme offers Maori, and their whanau, the opportunity to address their smoking addiction through a range of services.

The Cancer Society of New Zealand is the leading organisation dedicated to reducing the incidence of cancer and ensuring the best cancer care for everyone in New Zealand.

Face the Facts is a tobacco control education initiative to inform New Zealanders about the facts surrounding tobacco use.

The HSC is a New Zealand government agency that promotes health and healthy lifestyles.

The te reo version of the smokefree schools website is for Boards of Trustees, principals, teachers and students working within the framework of Te Aho Matua and the hauora curriculum guidelines of Te Marautanga.These pages reflect kaupapa me ona tikanga Māori.

The Heart Foundation is the charity that leads the fight for heart health for all New Zealanders. They are committed to improving heart health.

General information and New Zealand specific websites about tobacco, smoking, and quitting.

The Smokefree Coalition uses the best available evidence to form positions on tobacco control issues, and has a population-based, public health focus.

Information and resources to help your school/kura make a commitment to a healthy Smokefree environment.

Te Hotu Manawa Māori delivers health services "by Māori for Māori", providing solutions tailored to meet the needs of Māori. Te Hotu Manawa Māori has been an independent national organisation since 1997.

Since 1998, Te Reo Mārama has been dedicated, on behalf of the Auahi Kore-Tupeka Kore community and the wider Māori community, to tobacco resistance. Te Reo Mārama was named by kaumatua Amster Reedy to reflect the core job of enlightening people about tobacco issues that were relevant to Māori.

The Quit Group is a charitable trust set up to run quit smoking programmes in New Zealand, including the national free telephone support Quitline.

International youth-targeted campaign against the tobacco industry.