This report presents a healthcare delivery model aimed at preventing smoking among young adults in the United States, where cigarette smoking remains a leading cause of death. The model, grounded in the Ottawa Charter framework, focuses on building public health policies, creating supportive environments, strengthening community actions, developing skills to overcome smoking habits, and re-orienting healthcare services. Key strategies include offering assistance to fight depression, providing education and awareness through social media and community campaigns, utilizing nicotine replacement therapy, and implementing family-based interventions. Strengthening community-based action through nurses and social healthcare workers, along with behavioral approaches like problem-solving skill training, are also emphasized. The report concludes by advocating for primary healthcare setups in rural areas, rehabilitation centers in cities, community-based health education, and governmental programs to motivate young adults to quit smoking.