A group of seven diverse people standing outdoors in a line, with a modern building in the background. They have varied expressions and attire.

REAL STORIES.
REAL
TALK.
REAL
SUPPORT
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
NAVIGATING VAPING.

Orange oval badge with black text that reads 'Team No Vape' and small decorative stars.
A cartoon trash can with a white label featuring a black X. Two vape pens are being discarded into the trash can, with the vapor rising from the pens.

“Everyone knows that it’s bad for you, but it felt like a future me problem” — Tyisha, Gippsland VIC

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“If you’re finding it hard to quit, you’re not the only one” — Harley, Gippsland VIC

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“Everyone knows that it’s bad for you, but it felt like a future me problem” — Tyisha, Gippsland VIC | “If you’re finding it hard to quit, you’re not the only one” — Harley, Gippsland VIC |

A man with dark hair and beard stands outdoors on a sidewalk, wearing a black sweatshirt and baggy jeans, with a reflective glass building behind him.
Illustration of a hand with orange painted nails, wearing a black sleeve, positioned as if signaling to stop.
A hand-drawn orange pumpkin with black jagged eyes, nose, and mouth, featuring the words 'NO MORE' written across it.

THIS IS A CAMPAIGN CREATED
BY YOUNG PEOPLE,
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
NO LECTURES.
NO JUDGEMENT.
JUST REAL, AUTHENTIC STORIES
SHARED BY YOUNG PEOPLE IN GIPPSLAND.

No Filter: Real Stories Gippsland is a youth-led campaign sharing real experiences of vaping. The good, the bad and everything in between.

Created by young people across Gippsland, these stories are here to start honest conversations, challenge the hype and show what vaping actually looks like in real life.

WHY IT MATTERS

A cardboard box labeled 'BANDAGES' contains various office supplies, including pens, markers, a notebook, and some cords.

Through this campaign, young people in Gippsland told us they wanted:

REAL STORIES,
NOT SCARE TACTICS.

HONEST CONVERSATIONS,
NOT LECTURES.

SUPPORT,
NOT JUDGEMENT.

A speech bubble with a wooden handle containing the text 'What are you really covering up?' in bold black letters on an orange background.

So that’s what this is.

A COLLABORATIVE PROJECT LED BY