The new campaign is aimed at preventing children taking up vaping and helping those who have to quit. 25m in funding over three years to Life Education SA and Encounter Youth to deliver preventative education programs, a further $40,000 in funding for Encounter Youth to deliver its programs for free to 60 disadvantaged schools across the state and incorporating wellbeing supports and working with families to assist students in breaking vaping addiction. Attributable to Brighton Secondary School Principal Tony LunnissAt Brighton Secondary School we have a strong focus on vaping-specific education as part of our overall drug education program