Project Prevent Arkansas is a youth-focused initiative that works to prevent tobacco and nicotine use through education, community involvement, and youth leadership. Its central belief is that young people support what they help create, and the organization invites them to take part in shaping prevention efforts at school and in their communities.

Project Prevent offers tobacco and nicotine education, youth-led activities, and opportunities to connect with others who choose to live tobacco- and nicotine-free. Members can join or register a chapter, take part in chapter projects that raise awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco and nicotine, and attend events such as the Youth Led Fact Fed Annual Conference and Next Generation Summit. The organization also provides educational resources, quitting materials, and links to help people seeking support to quit. Its website features news, event information, chapter reports, and media presentations. Project Prevent Arkansas works with partners including the Arkansas Department of Health and Be Well Arkansas Tobacco Education Initiative.