Vapes contain toxic chemicals that harm your health immediately and long-term.

Read more facts about vaping here.

Note: The QuitVape programme will cease on 1 September 2026. Individuals who come forward voluntarily to seek help will not face any penalties or receive an offence record for doing so. Those who need help to quit vaping may call HPB’s QuitLine at 1800 438 2000 for more information. Those who wish to seek help for etomidate abuse may approach IMH, where relevant services provided will be chargeable from 1 September 2026. Please refer here for more details.

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Useful Resources

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Worried that your child may be vaping?

Read about some possible signs & symptoms to look out for.

Event: Clearing the Air: Helping Your Child Stay Vape Free (hybrid seminar)

Date: 23 September 2025

- Moderated by: Ms Sher-Li Torrey, Founder, Mums@Work

Panellists:

- Associate Professor Daniel Fung, CEO of Institute of Mental Health (IMH)

- Mr Ashraf Maniam, Principal of Ang Mo Kio Secondary School

- Ms Poh Ee-Lyn, Assistant Director of Fei Yue Community Services

Watch this space for upcoming talks and programmes.

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Read commonly asked questions by parents about vaping.