Smoking Cessation

You can quit smoking. We'll teach you how.

As part of our commitment to the health and wellbeing of our clients, LCS is partnered with the Delaware Quitline. If you’re ready to quit, we have advice and free quit-aid products available to help. In addition to the health benefits, the financial savings of a pack-a-day smoker in Delaware is approximately $2,500 per year.

Eligibility: Please review the requirements to qualify for assistance below:
Note: There is currently no income requirement, you can receive aid regardless of income.

• You must be a legal Delaware resident
• You must be at least 18 years old

Based on 25 years of research that has helped hundreds of thousands of smokers quit and stay quit, our Delaware Quitline and our Face-to-Face coaches will help you follow five steps to make your quit easier and more successful:

Step 1: Quit at your own pace
Step 2: Conquer your urges to smoke
Step 3: Use quit medicines
Step 4: Control your environment
Step 5: Get social support

Your coach will periodically check-in as you make your quitting journey.  They will be your resource for more information as you quit.

You will be provided with vouchers that can be redeemed at your local pharmacy. These vouchers can apply for quit assistance products, such as Nicotine Patches, Gum, and Lozenges, as well as a variety of prescriptions.  Ask your quit assistance coach for more information. 

If after 8 weeks you haven't been able to quit, don’t worry! You can renew any number of times until you succeed. 

For more information on smoking cessation in Delaware, click the link below.

You will be provided with a coach to assist you in quitting. You have an option of meeting with your coach via phone or in person

Contact 1-866-409-1858 to determine what will work best for you!

You will be required to provide your name, date of birth, address, and social security number.

It has never been a better time to quit smoking because smoking puts you at great risk for respiratory complications due to the COVID-19 virus. 

Learn more about the connection between smoking and the virus in an article we have provided.