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Drug Prevention:     more books (100)

Drugs and Dieting (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Jeremy Roberts, 2001-09 Complete Student Assistance Program Handbook: Techniques and Materials for Alcohol/Drug Prevention and Intervention in Grades 7-12 by Barbara Sprague Newsam, 1992-09 Drugs and the Media (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Mary Price Lee, Richard S. Lee, 1994-01 Persuasive Communication and Drug Abuse Prevention (Routledge Communication Series) Drugs in Perspective by Richard Fields, 2009-02-17 Raising Drug-Free Kids: 100 Tips for Parents by Aletha Solter, 2006-08-29 Stop the Chaos: How to Get Control of Your Life by Beating Alcohol and Drugs by Allen A. Tighe, 1998-10-26 From Peer Pressure to Peer Support: Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Through Group Process : A Curriculum for Grades 7-8 by Shelley MacKay Freeman, 1993-12 Drug And Alcohol Abuse: The Authoritative Guide For Parents, Teachers, And Counselors by H. Thomas Milhorn, 2003-09-05 Improving the Quality of the Medication Use Process: Error Prevention and Reducing Adverse Drug Events by Ohio Pharmaceutical Seminar 1997 (Ohio State University), 1998-09-09 Teen Drinking (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Christine Bichler, 1999-08 Drugs, Runaways, and Teen Prostitution (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Clare Tattersall, 1999-03 Teen Guide to Staying Sober (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Christina Chiu, 1998-08 Drug Abuse Relapse: Helping Teens to Get Clean Again (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Barbara Moe, 2000-04

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41. Drug Prevention Skills Center
    Welcome to the drug prevention Skills Center! (Don't forget to save this pageon your bookmark) Return To Main Menu Here Home The following tips can go a  
    http://members.aol.com/Glskid/skills.html

42. Church Of Scientology Clearwater 'Drug Free Marshal' Volunteer Group
    Describes this Scientology drug prevention program, its activities, and a contest to help motivate kids not to take drugs.  
    http://www.drugfreemarshals.org/
    
    Extractions: Drug-Free Marshals! The Church of Scientology International created and launched the "Drug-Free Marshals" youth drug-education and prevention program in 1993, a program to educate children as young as 6 on the dangers of drugs, and to challenge them to remain drug-free. They demonstrate their commitment by being "sworn in" as Drug-Free Marshals, pledging to remain drug-free and to encourage their peers to do the same. The campaign rapidly spread internationally, Since its inception, in excess of 19,000 people have been sworn in as Drug-Free Marshals in cities and towns throughout the United States, Canada, united Kingdom, South Africa, Australia and Europe.

43. SMU Student Code - Center For Alcohol & Drug Prevention
    but are not limited to, notification of parents, assignment of community servicehours, and referral to the Center for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention.  
    http://www.smu.edu/studentlife/PCL_12_Alcohol_Ed.html
    
    Extractions: Phone: (214) 768-4021 The primary mission of the Center is to assist SMU students who may be struggling with alcohol or other drug problems. The Center provides assessments, interventions, referrals, short-term counseling, and on-going support for recovering students. All contacts with Center staff are confidential; under no circumstances is any information released, without written consent of the student. STANDARDS OF CONDUCT Alcohol: A) The Student Code of Conduct prohibits possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places on campus. B) The University strictly enforces that which may be considered a violation of state law and prohibits the possession and consumption of alcohol by those younger than 21. Controlled substances (drugs): The Student Code of Conduct requires that all students be in compliance with all local, state, and federal laws regarding controlled substances to include, but not limited to, their use, sale, possession, or manufacture.

44. Church Of Scientology's Drug Prevention
    of Columbia (DC), the director of the Office for Substance Abuse Prevention of theUS Department of Health commended the Church for its drugfighting initiative  
    http://www.drugfreemarshals.org/introdp.htm
    
    Extractions: Uniting concerned community groups, staging public awareness forums, antidrug rallies and educational conferences, the Church of Scientology is at the forefront of the international grass-roots fight against drugs. Using programs developed and supervised by their local churches as a focal point, Scientologists then reach out effectively into society.

45. Drug Prevention In Europe
    Translate this page  
    http://www.drug-prevention.de/

46. CAMH Best Advice Paper -- Alcohol And Drug Prevention Programs For Youth: What W
    CAMH, CAMH Best Advice Paper. Alcohol and drug prevention Programs for Youth WhatWorks? Evaluation of an inschool drug prevention program for at-risk youth.  
    http://www.camh.net/best_advice/best_prevention_youth.html
    
    Extractions: CAMH Best Advice Paper Alcohol and Drug Prevention Programs for Youth: What Works? Introduction Most young people have experimented with some form of substance: alcohol, tobacco or illegal drugs. Some have gone on to use drugs frequently or to misuse them in a way that causes problems in their lives. This has long been a concern of parents, teachers, public health agencies, police and others. One way to help young people is to develop effective prevention programs that can not only help them immediately, but also set the stage for better health throughout their lifetimes. For parents, educators, service providers and policy makers the question is, What works? How do we reach young people and help them live a healthy lifestyle? There is no secret formula, but many options have been tested and evaluated. Programs that recognize the reality of adolescent substance use, and that focus on reducing the potential for related harm, are more likely to be successful than programs that focus on abstinence alone. This document reviews different approaches to education and prevention, and outlines a number of practical implications. A number of studies have tracked adolescent substance use, giving us a revealing picture of the drugs young people use and how they use them. Surveys of students in several jurisdictions indicate that, after an increase in the early 1990s, youthful substance use has levelled off. However, even with the increases, overall substance use is still lower than it was in the late 1970s and early 1980s. This is true for other provinces and the United States, as well as Ontario. Currently, the use of alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs is relatively stable.

47. Drug-Free Marshals Of Georgia - Sponsored By The Church Of Scientology In Atlant
    Scientology drug prevention group for kids, their community projects and essay contest.  
    http://www.geocities.com/drugfreemarshal/

48. Public Health
    The Commission decided that the best way to consolidate and develop existingachievements was to launch a specific drug prevention programme.  
    http://europa.eu.int/comm/health/ph/programmes/drugs/index_en.htm

49. Public Health
    The 1998 European drug prevention Week in Europe (EDPW) Introduction by Mr.Pádraig Flynn, Member of the European Commission with responsibility for  
    http://europa.eu.int/comm/health/ph/programmes/drugs/edpw/edpwindx.htm

50. Center On Addiction And Substance Abuse - Newsroom
    CASA drug prevention Program Wins Department of Education Grant November3, 1997 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, November 3, 1997.  
    http://www.casacolumbia.org/newsletter1457/newsletter_show.htm?doc_id=5792

51. Middle School Drug Prevention And Safety Program - HomePage
    Middle School drug prevention Safety Coordinator Program SONOMA VALLEY UNIFIEDSCHOOL DISTRICT ABOUT THE PROJECT (From The National Training Center for  
    http://www.charityadvantage.com/msdp_svusd/HomePage.asp
    
    Extractions: Schools and communities face an urgent challenge to design effective solutions to the complex problems of violence, alcohol, tobacco and other drug use. To assist schools in the selection and implementation of effective prevention programs that are responsive to their needs, the U. S. Department of Education has undertaken several initiatives designed to enhance schools’ understanding of what works, while also expanding the inventory of effective programs. Among these initiatives is the Safe and Drug-Free Schools' Middle School Drug Prevention and School Safety Coordinator Program. This initiative supports the recruiting, hiring, and training of full-time staff to oversee implementation of drug prevention and school safety programs for middle school students.

52. Drug Prevention Lesson Plans
    drug prevention lesson plans. More and more schools are under pressureto educate their students about substance abuse sometimes  
    http://www.acde.org/educate/Lessons.htm
    
    Extractions: Drug prevention lesson plans More and more schools are under pressure to educate their students about substance abuse sometimes during the school day, sometimes in after-school activities. The following lesson plans are provided to help you with that assignment. Below are links to lesson plans for different grade levels. Each lesson plan describes the objective of the lesson, background on the topic, resources and teacher tips, and then the activities to plan for this class time. There are also downloadable PDF files containing activity worksheets for you to share with your class. If you would like to make suggestions for lesson plan topics, please e-mail acde@phoenixhouse.org Kindergarten through 3rd grade 4th through 6th grade 7th through 8th grade ...

53. Home - Premier's Drug Prevention Council
    This page is published by the Premier's drug prevention Council (PDPC). PDPC TOPICS.PDPC Home. Funding and Support. About the Premier's drug prevention Council.  
    http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/phd/pdpc/
    
    Extractions: Home News Topics Publications ... Contacts In March 2001, a joint Parliamentary sitting on drugs was held. As a result of this session, the Premier's Drug Prevention Council was established. The aims of the Council are to: Review existing and new drug education and prevention activities. Provide Government with authoritative advice and recommendations on strategic directions for best practice prevention of illicit and licit drug use. Foster a better understanding of drug prevention issues.

54. Church Holds Drug-free Program - Neighbors - Battle Creek Enquirer - Battlecreek
    Scientology drug prevention group works with Battle Creek neighbors to help keep kids off drugs. Battle Creek Enquirer  
    http://battlecreekenquirer.com/news/stories/20020720/neighbors/262040.html
    
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55. Premiers Drug Prevention Council -- Rural & Regional Health & Aged Care Services
    Drugs Policy and Services Branch Premiers drug prevention Council.Role Function Statement. The Premier's drug prevention Council  
    http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/rrhacs/drugspolicy/pdpc.htm
    
    Extractions: drugs@dhs.vic.gov.au The Premier's Drug Prevention Council was established following a joint Parliamentary sitting on drugs in March 2001. It aims to review existing drug education and prevention activities, provide the Government with advice and recommendations on directions for the prevention of illicit and licit drug use.

56. Welcome To Drug Free AZ :: Drugs Destroy Dreams
    The product of a partnership between the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, law enforcement, drug treatment providers, and drug prevention agencies throughout Arizona.  
    http://www.drugfreeaz.com

57. National Tribal Justice Resource Center
    Four Ways to Include drug prevention in Your Religious Interfaith OrganizationsHelp Spread AntiDrug Messages. Four Ways to Include  
    http://www.tribalresourcecenter.org/news/newsdetails.asp?48

58. Teenage Drug Abuse And Drug Prevention For Parents
    A drug prevention site for parents and teachers with free educational drug photos of actual drugs seized from teenagers.  
    http://drugfreeteens.bizhosting.com/
    
    Extractions: Small business Web site hosting and ecommerce - BizHosting.com Drug Abuse and Drug Prevention for Parents and Teachers If you are a parent or teacher looking for drug abuse and drug prevention information and resources to prevent teenage drug abuse in your home or school, you've come to the right place. Thanks for visiting the "Dangerous Drugs" information site. You're going to hear about two new and deadly drugs endangering your kids at school. One drug looks, smells, and tastes like candy. It's a deadly threat to any kid who likes candy. The other is being sold as Ecstasy and is killing kids all over the country. P The US Department of Health says about 20 percent of 8th graders, 40 percent of 10th graders, and 49 percent of 12th graders smoke marijuana. Three percent of 8th graders, 6 percent of 10th graders, and 11 percent of 12th graders take the potent mind-altering drug LSD. These kids come from all walks of life, some go to small private schools, others go to huge public schools, but they all have one thing in common: their parents didn't have a clue they were using drugs. Rave clubs and dance drugs such as Ecstasy kill younger kids every year. They're attracting kids as young as twelve years old. Drug dealers are substituting a new and deadly drug for Ecstasy and other dance drugs. It's usually too late before someone realizes he or she's been tricked. A mother found this out when the drug killed her teenager daughter on Mother's Day. It has already killed over thirty kids. The good news is, you can make sure your kid isn't next.

59. Drug Prevention Network Of The Americas Homepage
    Welcome. Welcome to the drug prevention Network of the Americas (DPNA). KnowledgeBase Looking for information about drug prevention?  
    http://www.gdpn.org/dpna/
    
    Extractions: Español RIPRED.org Navigate our Site About DPNA Learn about the Drug Prevention Network of the Americas, its history, principles, members, supporters, and board. Resources Looking for information about drug prevention? Check out our web page links, books, presentations, position papers, and brochures. Links Want to connect with national, regional or international drug prevention sites? Visit our extensive Links section. Events Keep up with the latest drug prevention news and events.

60. Global Drug Prevention Network Home Page
    Welcome to the home page of the Global drug prevention Network. Thissite serves to the right. Global drug prevention Conferences.  
    http://www.gdpn.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the home page of the Global Drug Prevention Network. This site serves as a web portal linking drug abuse prevention networks across the globe. To learn more about the GDPN, select one of the buttons on the top of this web page Site Structure This site is divided into five sections. GDPN provides background about the GDPN network. Link is a list of top drug prevention websites and resources. Learn gives you access to the GDPN/DPNA knowledge base of books, papers, presentations, and papers. Share contains news, reports, and announcements of upcoming events around the world. Join provides information about how to become an individual or organizational member and how to sign up to receive newsletters. In addition there is a Chat Room where you can talk with people from around the world

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