Delivery of tobacco control programs by Aboriginal Community controlled Health Organisations in New South Wales, Australia: A cross-sectional survey.

A third of participating ACCHS did not have a specific TCP to address smoking among Aboriginal people, and delivery of programs was characterised by an uncoordinated approach across the state. Aboriginal staff and culturally tailored messages were a focus of existing TCP programs. SO WHAT?: Findings highlight the need for more investment in tobacco control programs for Aboriginal people to ensure all ACCHSs can deliver evidence-based programs.