1. National Children's Bureau - Project Details drug education for children and Young People in Public Care (DEPC). All childrenand young people are entitled to receive effective drug education. http://www.ncb.org.uk/projects/project_detail.asp?ProjectNo=211

2. Let's Find Out About Drugs Together: A Drug Education Booklet For Parents And Ca They might have their programme of drug education for children in Year 5 or 6,and give each child a copy of the booklet to take home and read with their http://www.educari.com/NewEducari/veryNewEducari/2003/pubsResources/lfoadt.asp

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3. Drug And Alcohol Abuse, Treatment, Prevention At SAMHSA's National Clearinghouse Barbiturates. Binge Drinking. children of Substance Abusers. Club drugs SAMHSA), and the Food and drug Administration (FDA) launched a public education campaign to warn older adults http://www.health.org/

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4. Drug Education Program Narconon Prevention Drugs Education School Student Childr To help turn this tide, Narconon network has worked steadily since1979 bringing drug prevention education to school children. Each http://www.stopaddiction.com/narconon_drug_education.html

Drug and alcohol addiction CAN be overcome!!! Call one of our counselors at 1-800-468-6933 NOW or fill out the form below to start a recovery plan for you or someone you love. Free Information Pack Intervention Assessment Free Video Drug Addiction Assessment ... Order The Truth About Drugs Video Narconon Arrowhead Drug Education Narconon Arrowhead Drug Prevention: Ending Drug Use on Our School Grounds Today's kids need the truth about drugs, and they need this while they're young, before it's too late. Every year 3 million young people (ages 10-14) try illegal drugs for the first time. Alcohol and other drugs cost this nation $168 billion a year. That's $675 for every man, women and child. To help turn this tide, Narconon network has worked steadily since 1979 bringing drug prevention education to school children. Each year skilled Narconon presenters reach over 100,000 people in schools, youth groups, corporations and civic groups. Bob Wiggins, our lead prevention specialist has 'been there'. After a 14 year history of drug abuse, Bob became rehabilitated through the Narconon Drug Rehabilitation program. Having completed the program, Bob trained as a Narconon counselor and spent 13 years counseling addicts. During this time he also began working with children to prevent drug abuse and has reached over 450,000 kids in the past 13 years. Robert Newman, Director of Public Service, is also a drug prevention specialist who has trained extensively with Bobby. He completed the Narconon

5. What Can Parents Do To Help Their Children Be Drug Free The antidrug education that children are getting in school today only begins to counter the street-level you can do to help your children to stay drug free. http://www.yesican.gov/drugfree/whatparent.html

skip navigation Kid's Zone Get Involved Contact Us ... Home President's Vision News Tool Kits Bridging the Gap Special Thanks Introduction Scope Of Problem What Can Parents Do To Help their Children ... Where To Go For More Information What Can Parents Do to Help Their Children Be Drug Free The anti-drug education that children are getting in school today only begins to counter the street-level "education" they can pick up from their peers and popular culture. As a caring parent, you are probably asking yourself what you can do to help your children to stay drug free. Parents are the most important role models in children's lives. What they say and do about drugs matters significantly when it comes to the choices children make. Children who decide not to use alcohol or other drugs often make this decision because they have strong convictions against the use of these substances-convictions based on a value system. You can make your family's values clear by explaining why you choose a particular course of action and how that choice reflects your values. When it comes to dangerous substances like alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, don't assume that your children know where you stand. Children want you to talk to them about drugs. State your position clearly; if you're not clear, they may be tempted to use. Tell your children that you forbid them to use alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs because you love them. Make it clear that this rule holds true even at other people's houses. Will your child listen? Most likely. According to research, when a child decides whether or not to use alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, a crucial consideration is, "What will my parents think?"

6. How Can We Enable Children To Live A Drug-free Life? How Can We Enable children To Live A drugFree Life? advertisement. Credits. Source. U.S. Department of education. Contents. drug Prevention is a Shared Responsibility. How Can Parents Help Prevent http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content/drug_free.html

How Can We Enable Children To Live A Drug-Free Life? advertisement Credits Source U.S. Department of Education Contents Drug Prevention is a Shared Responsibility How Can Parents Help Prevent Their Children From Using Drugs? I Want My Children To Grow Up Drug Free, But Where Can I Get Help? How Can Schools Help Prevent Children From Using Drugs? ... Sources Forums Health, Safety, Nutrition and Kids Related Articles Growing Up Drug Free: A Parent's Guide To Prevention "Silent Epidemic of Abuse" Pervades Sports In America Drug Prevention is a Shared Responsibility In the 1980s, there was a steady decline in the use of alcohol and other drugs among 12- to 17-year-olds. After a decade of significant progress, however, a recent survey indicates that this downward trend has leveled off for some drugs, leaving the rate of alcohol and some other drug use in the United States still high. The reasons for drug use are varied. Children may use drugs to satisfy their curiosity, conform to peer pressure, relieve anxiety, or have an adventure. But, whatever tempts them, we must teach children to reject drugs because drug use is illegal, harmful to their health, and interferes with academic and social development. Drug information programs, while important, cannot stand alone as a deterrent to drug use. Current literature has focused on a "holistic" approach to preventing drug use. A holistic approach emphasizes a prevention strategy that takes into account the wide range of forces that affect children's lives. Parents, as the prime nurturers of their children's development, play a prominent role in preventing drug use. Schools, communities, social service organizations, religious groups, law enforcement agencies, the media, and local businesses also play vital roles.

7. "The Mendez Foundation - The Innovator In Drug And Violence Prevention Education A substance abuse and violence prevention organization, focuses on alcohol, tobacco and drug prevention education among children and teenagers. http://www.mendezfoundation.org/sitemap.htm

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8. Drug Prevention And Education For Children drug prevention, education and training from Hope UK a Christian charity. Speakersand resources to help children, parents and organisations with a drug free http://www.hopeuk.org/

Drugs Education and Prevention for Children and Young People DRUGNET training for those involved with young people ChildWise drug awareness for parents Volunteering Opportunities including a drug educator's training scheme Live Life to the Full Church Leaders' Pack Book a Speaker Drugs education literature About us Sponsor a Drug Educator ... Hope UK Annual Report 2003 (1Mb PDF file) Hope UK 25(f) Copperfield Street London SE1 0EN Tel: 020 7928 0848

9. 21st Century Community Learning Centers The focus of this program, authorized under Title X, Part I, of the Elementary and Secondary education Act, is to provide expanded learning opportunities for participating children in a safe, drugfree and supervised environment. The 21st Century Community Learning Centers (CLC) program enables schools to stay open longer providing a safe place for homework centers, and intensive mentoring in basic skills. http://www.ed.gov/21stcclc/

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10. Home Page Of C.A.R.E. Inc. Group Homes Group homes in Ventura County, California. 3 RCL level 10 homes (2 boys and 1 girls home) specializing in behavior and drug and alcohol issues. http://www.caregrouphomes.org

Home Search Contact Us Support CARE ... Employment Opportunities with C.A.R.E. We have been serving all of California since 1994. Please support CARE by sending your tax deductible contribution to: C.A.R.E. PO Box 1047 Camarillo, CA Our Homes Support CARE We're Growing Contact Us Who We Are C.A.R.E. is a California 501(c)(3) corporation operating as a series of RCL 10 Group Homes in Ventura County, Southern California. C.A.R.E. specializes in drug and alcohol treatment for adolescents who are wards of the court and/or abused, abandoned and neglected. Our office phone is 805-388-9029 and our fax number is 805-388-5229. How We Operate Corporate Information Client Information Those who have obtained permission from the court of jurisdiction may access client files home search contact us

11. Drug Abuse Resistance Education (UK) Ltd A Charity established to reduce drug, solvent and alcohol abuse and violence by teaching children the consequences and resistance skills. http://www.dare.uk.com/

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12. Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation Notfor-profit organization of people with OCD and related disorders, their families, and mental health professionals, providing support, assistance, and education to the public. Discussion of therapy and drug treatment options, effects in children, bulletin board. http://www.ocfoundation.org/

13. Substance Abuse Information Guide For Parents Fact sheet on popular illicit drugs, list of signs of possible drug use in children, education and prevention for parents links, articles on the effects of alcohol on the brain and body, list of how much alcohol is in various types of drinks, physiology of alcohol absorption, other resources. http://www.qvctc.commnet.edu/student/GaryOKeefe/drugfacts.html

14. CAMH: An Early Start: Drug Education Begins At Home - Introduction children learn about drugs in school, from other kids and on television,but what we do in our own homes is the beginning of drug education. http://www.camh.net/about_addiction_mental_health/early_start_introduction.html

Advanced Click here for quick links to... Guide to CAMH McLaughlin Information Centre Getting help for yourself Redeveloping the Queen Street site Health promotion resources Public policy papers Areas of research Key facts about CAMH How you can help CAMH CAMH publications Cross Currents journal Back on Track DATIS Electronic Journal of Gambling Issues Ontario Tobacco Research Unit Health Systems Research Unit En fran§ais Home Support CAMH: Donate online In About Addiction and Mental Health: Main Page Information about mental health Information about drugs and addiction Multi-lingual resources ... R. Samuel McLaughlin Information Centre You are here: Home About Addiction and Mental Health Information about drugs and addiction An Early Start: Drug Education Begins At Home - Introduction Drug use is part of everyday life. Sometimes we forget that cough syrup, headache pills, alcohol and tobacco are drugs. Children learn about drugs in school, from other kids and on television, but what we do in our own homes is the beginning of drug education.

15. "The Mendez Foundation - The Innovator In Drug And Violence Prevention Education A substance abuse and violence prevention organization that focuses on alcohol, tobacco and drug prevention education among children and teenagers, as well as teaching balanced, positive, healthy living. http://www.mendezfoundation.org/

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16. LECWM drug prevention programmes and resources for children from 3 to 11. http://www.lec.midlands.freeuk.com/

17. Narconon® Drug Addiction Treatment Program: About Teh Narconon Drug Education P relate to. The drug education presentation is fun, active, humorousand so simple even young children can understand it. People are http://www.stopaddiction.com/narconon_drug_education_video.html

Drug and alcohol addiction CAN be overcome!!! Call one of our counselors at 1-800-468-6933 NOW or fill out the form below to start a recovery plan for you or someone you love. Free Information Pack Intervention Assessment Free Video Drug Addiction Assessment ... Order The Truth About Drugs Video The Truth About Drugs: What is it? Starring: Bobby Wiggins Director: Robert Hernandez Rated: G Running Time: 28 minutes Retail Value Discount Your Price Savings This drug education presentation WORKS. This video shows your child what drugs really do and why they are not good to take. NARCONON has found the exact type of drug education presentation that gets childrens' attention, keeps them interested and shows them why they shouldn't take drugs. They are actually given the real truth about drugs. Real-life examples are used which kids, parents and teachers alike will relate to. The drug education presentation is fun, active, humorous and so simple even young children can understand it. "People are always telling us 'Don't do drugs', Bob Wiggins told us why not and answered my questions."

18. RIDE Foundation Home Page RIDE is a series of drug awareness and life skills programmes currently devised for children aged from nine upwards. http://homepage.virgin.net/ride.drugeducation/

Home Page RIDE is a charitable foundation that is dedicated to the promotion of lifeskills and drug education in schools. Three Flexible Programmes Promoting Partnership Low Cost, High Quality Products Free Sample Workbook RIDE 1000 A 7 lesson Lifeskills, drug awareness and citizenship programme for YEAR 5 (9 year olds) More info RIDE 2000 A 13 lesson Lifeskills, drug awareness and citizenship programme for YEAR 7 (11 year olds) More info RIDE 3000 A 7 lesson Lifeskills, drug awareness and citizenship programme for YEAR 9 (13 year olds) More info Three Flexible Programmes RIDE produces a series of flexible Lifeskills, Drug Awareness and Citizenship programmes and makes them available to schools throughout the UK. RIDE 1000 a seven lesson programme for Year 5 ( 9 year olds) RIDE 2000 a thirteen lesson programme for Year 7 (11 year olds) RIDE 3000 a seven lesson programme for Year 9 (13 year olds) Programmes are written to National Guidelines, endorsed by OFSTED and approved by Police Forces. Material is regularly updated in response to new guidelines, most recently in conjunction with Education and Health Promotion Authorities in Surrey and Hertfordshire. Back to top Promoting Partnership Whilst RIDE programmes have been designed to be taught by the teacher, involvement by others, such as the school nurse and a police officer, in those lessons where they bring specific experience and authority, can emphasise the lessons' messages. Parents become involved through homework after each lesson and local companies and organisations are invited to sponsor Students' Workbooks.

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20. Drug Education All children and young people at school need drug education to alertthem to the dangers posed by drugs. The education which children http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/en/Residents/GoingtoSchool/Health_Welfare/Health/DrugE

@import url( /gcccorpsite/styles/channelhomepageposition_a.css ); @import url( /gcccorpsite/styles/channelhomepage_a.css ); To Print this page please select the Print option from the browsers File Dropdown Menu Home Sitemap A-Z directory Help ... ONLINE SERVICES SEARCH You are here: Home: Residents: Going to School: Health: ... < back print this page To Print this page please select the Print option from the browsers File Dropdown Menu email this page Drug Education in Schools In recent years illegal drugs have become more easily available and less expensive. All children and young people at school need drug education to alert them to the dangers posed by drugs. The education which children receive will provide information and access to lifestyles and activities that will support good health, and in which drugs will have no place. All children and young people at school should be given drug education. Parents should enter into discussion with the head teacher should they have any concern about any drug education. It is important that parents are given full information, in order to overcome any fears they may have about the programme being offered by the school. Aims of Drug Education A good well-rounded programme of drugs education should aim to: allow pupils to develop knowledge and understanding about drugs, their effects, and the implications of misuse

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