1. DHHS, Tasmania - Alcohol And Drugs drug education for parents. Being a parent is one of the most delightful,frustrating, rewarding and challenging parts of our lives. http://www.dhhs.tas.gov.au/alcoholanddrugs/forparents/

search services help contacts ... all site updates drug education for parents : alcohol and drugs Drug Education for Parents Being a parent is one of the most delightful, frustrating, rewarding and challenging parts of our lives. Most of us find lots to enjoy about our kids, but also tend to worry about a few things  and for many parents one of those worries is drugs. If you would like to find out more about drugs, and about how to be an effective parent in this area, we can help. We can help by: Talking with you by phone or in person Providing you with printed information about different drugs and their effects Arranging a parent education session for your school, community group, or even for a group of friends. Information about the Making a Difference drug education program is provided below. We can also tailor education programs to meet your needs. What is Making a Difference Making a Difference is a drug education program developed in Tasmania by local alcohol and drug workers. The program is a joint production of the Alcohol and Drug Service and the Drug Education Network, and is run by Tasmania's drug and alcohol sector as a cooperative endeavour.

2. WACHPR - Project Detail Parents and Drug Education Project (19992001). Investigators. This project has identifiedcritical success factors associated with drug education for parents. http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/dept/health/WACHPR/html/project_detail_PDE.html

Parents and Drug Education Project (1999-2001) Investigators Ms Shelley Beatty Dr Donna Cross Outline and Rationale This research project consisted of two separate but related studies. Part one of this research consisted of a formative study in order to consult with parents regarding the design and process of the intervention to be implemented in Part 2. Part two of this research investigated the feasibility and impact of offering parents a choice of home-based drug education materials. There were 20 primary schools, 72 Year 6 teachers and almost 1500 Year 6 students and their parents who participated in the part two of this research. Baseline surveys were administered to students and parents in all 20 schools. The response rate from parents was 90%. The 20 schools participating in this research were randomly assigned to one of two intervention groups or a control group.

3. Pride Saint John Inc Parent Resource Institute for drug education is a nonprofit organization dealing with effects of drug/alcohol abuse on families. Lists parents, teens, kids and where to get help. http://user.fundy.net/pride/

Saint John Inc. Contact PRIDE PRIDE Saint John Inc (Parent Resources Institute for Drug Education) provides support and referral for families and adolescents experiencing problems connected with substance abuse and addiction. We provide information for parents, adolescents and public education regarding the prevention of adolescent addiction. s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) Joyce Melvin - Executive Director PRIDE's History in Saint John PRIDE Saint John Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization formed in 1984 by a group of citizens concerned about drug abuse in our community. We strive to provide current, accurate and relevant information to parents and youth about the adverse health effects of drug abuse. Our educational efforts in adolescent drug use prevention are notable. We have distributed thousands of information pamphlets; sponsored youth health fairs for local middle and high schools; and provided speakers whose messages were heard by thousands of local citizens. In 1995 we were the recipients of the Dr. Everett Chalmers Award of Distinction in the Field of Substance Abuse presented by the Province of New Brunswick.

4. PRIDE USA Website be revised for fall 2003. For parents revised for fall 2002 HR1) Better education for Students and Teachers Act more. PRIDE Survey designated as measure of illicit drug use by http://www.prideusa.org/

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5. Higher Education Center For Alcohol And Other Drug Prevention The Higher education Center is the nation's resource for colleges and universities seeking to reduce alcohol and other drug use. We offer training, technical assistance, and publications. Presidents Leadership Group. parents. Students. Announcements http://www.edc.org/hec

The Higher Education Center's purpose is to help college and community leaders develop, implement, and evaluate programs and policies to reduce student problems related to alcohol and other drug use and interpersonal violence . The Center favors a comprehensive approach to prevention. Central to this approach is a mix of environmental management strategies to address the institutional, community, and public policy factors that contribute to these problems. The Center supports the development of a prevention infrastructure, primarily by facilitating the work of statewide prevention initiatives and campus-community coalitions. The Center provides trainings, technical assistance, and publications to support these efforts. The Center also promotes innovative program development to improve student education, campus-based media campaigns (including social norms campaigns), screening and treatment referral, and enforcement.

6. Safety First Resources for parents about teens, drugs, and drug education. Strategies for home and school. http://www.safety1st.org/

Enter your email address to receive our alerts To support reality-based drug education through the distribution of this important information, we invite you to make a tax-deductible donation to the Drug Policy Alliance. To improve outreach to parents, the Drug Policy Alliance created the Safety First project. Safety First is dedicated to providing parents of adolescents with honest, science-based information about drugs. Making Sense of Student Drug Testing Safety First: A Reality-Based Approach to Teens, Drugs, and Drug Education was written to provide parents with the tools needed to evaluate and discuss strategies for protecting their teenagers from drug abuse. Order up to 50 free copies of this helpful 17-page booklet in English or Spanish, or download a PDF version today. As we plan our third edition of the Safety First booklet, we would greatly appreciate your feedback. Please take a few minutes to answer our survey.

7. What Can Parents Do To Help Their Children Be Drug Free What Can parents Do to Help Their Children Be drug Free. The antidrug education that children are to counter the street-level "education" they can pick up from their 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?"

8. Partnership For A Drug-Free America Partnership’s communication and education programs to provide important information,drug alerts, stories Teens / Young adults parents / Caregivers / Teen http://www.drugfreeamerica.org/

Donate eNewsletters Sign Up Contact Us Careers ... FAQ Drug Resource Search by Slang Names 2C-B,2C-T-7 Alcohol Barbiturates Cocaine Crystal Meth DMT DOM,DOB,MDA DXM Ecstasy GHB Hashish Herbal Ecstasy Heroin Inhalants Ketamine Khat LSD Marijuana Methamphetamine Methamphetamine Pills Methcathinone Mushrooms OxyContin PCP Peyote PMA Prescription Stimulants Pseudoephedrine Ritalin Rohypnol Steroids (Anabolic) Tobacco I am interested in... a local Partnership affiliate a prevention guide for teens a prevention guide for parents public service announcements making a donation learning about the Partnership the dangers of illegal drugs prescription medication abuse the latest research the latest press releases recursos en español pseudoephedrine learning about meth cough medicine abuse Tuesday, June 08, 2004 Help Us Help Kids Make a Donation to the Partnership Please support the Partnership’s communication and education programs to help kids make better, healthier decisions for themselves and ultimately for society. In Memory: Make a Memorial Donation Make a personal remembrance to commemorate the life of a friend or loved one. In Honor: Make an Honorary Donation Honor a friend or loved one for their achievements and send a message of love and hope.

9. Parents/Caregivers Alcohol drug Info Ecstasy and Meth New Resources for parents The Partnership isproud to announce our new Health education Campaign in association with the http://www.drugfreeamerica.org/Parents_Caregivers/Default.asp?ws=PDFA&vol=1&grp=

10. ADHD, Suicide, Substance Abuse, Lying, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Anxiety, L A notfor-profit organization dedicated to serving the interests of youth and families who are at-risk for drug abuse, delinquency, early school withdrawal, family dysfunction, teen pregnancy, and other behavioral health problems. Our goals are accomplished through the development of programs of intervention including parent education, social action, assessment, referral, mass media awareness projects, and the sale of products and services to better equip parents, schools, agencies, and individuals to act in the best interests of young people. http://www.notmykid.org/

Home Parent Help Doctor Talk Provider Search ... Links Tuesday, June 08, 2004 Headline News U.N. Endorses Iraq Sovereignty Transfer (AP) AP - The U.N. Security Council gave resounding approval Tuesday to a resolution endorsing the transfer of sovereignty to Iraq's new government by the end of June. President Bush said the measure will set the stage for democracy in Iraq and be a "catalyst for change" in the Middle East. Crowds Wait Hours to View Reagan Casket (AP) AP - Waiting good-naturedly for as much as half a day in traffic jams and a parking lot, tens of thousands of people filed past Ronald Reagan's flag-draped casket in an outpouring that forced organizers to extend the viewing period Tuesday by four hours. Bush, G-8 Leaders Show Harmony on Iraq (AP) AP - President Bush and other world leaders showcased a new harmony on Iraq on Tuesday as they gathered for their annual summit, but prickly issues remained over both Iraq and Bush's plan to promote democracy across the wider Middle East. DID YOU KNOW? In 1999, marijuana was the primary substance of abuse for 49% of the Asian and Pacific Islander youth admissions, 48% of Hispanic youth admissions, and 42% of White youth admissions.

11. Familyrapp - A Parents Magazine Covering A Range Of Family Issues, From Health, A onestop reference point for parents informative parenting articles and directories of days out, family holidays, book reviews, drug information, education, recipes, health and shopping with many links. http://www.familyrapp.com/

var srl33t_id = '6334'; Registered users click here! 8 June 2004 Don't forget Fathers Day - Sunday June 20th - show them you care! Trampolines and Outdoor toys and games to have fun with this summer. Best Selling Children's Books in the UK An article appreciating mothers - Mothers' Day, Every Day Join in our Competitions and win some fabulous prizes. Advertising and your child The National Toy Council has produced this article for parents of children between two and twelve years old. It is intended to help parents and all those involved in caring for children understand what may be appropriate or inappropriate advertising for their children. It provides parents with guidelines to help children understand and judge advertisements. It is estimated that children watch an average two and a half hours of television every day, the equivalent of an annual basis of 38 day marathon of TV viewing. It is worth remembering that the advertising impact is restricted to those hours spent viewing commercial television channels. A lot of television viewing takes place on weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings, when parents are at work or even asleep. Therefore it may go largely unmonitored. Children have a lot of potential power as consumers. In addition to their own spending money on items such as clothes, music and video games, they also have the ability to exert considerable influence over the parental decision-making that goes into buying household items. They are especially influential on environmental issues, about which they show great concern.

12. Teachers. The Anti-Drug. -- Get Involved -- TeachersGuide -- Articles And Column parents. The Antidrug. Early Action Guide with the New York Times. Focus on Marijuanawith the New York Times. Anti-drug education with the New York Times. http://www.theantidrug.com/teachersguide/index.asp

Select a Drug Alcohol Club Drugs Cocaine Ecstasy GHB Heroin Inhalants Ketamine LSD Marijuana Methamphetamine Ritalin Steroids Tobacco TEACHERSGUIDE TeachersGuide Classroom Activities Education Resources Order Materials Articles and Columns ... TeachersGuide Home Developed by The New York Times Newspaper in Education Program with sponsorship from the Office of National Drug Control Policy, these guides did not involve the reporting or editing staff of The New York Times. Classroom Activities Select Peer Advice Design Ads Drug Rules/Laws Most Don't Use Role-play/Puppets Role-play/Cartoon Setting Goals Drug Effects Featured Drugs Inhalants Ecstacy Club Drugs Marijuana ... Teacher to Teacher Share ideas. Read others. TeachersGuide is a drug education resource that was developed by the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign. We provide teachers with ideas and resources for incorporating drug prevention messages into the classroom. As part of TheAntiDrug.com Web site, TeachersGuide is able take advantage of other drug prevention resources that are available for adults to use when talking to kids about drugs. TeachersGuide was created and designed with input from veteran educators and behavioral experts. 2003 Monitoring the Future Survey From 2001 to 2003, current marijuana use among 8th, 10th, and 12th graders declined 11 percent, exceeding the President’s goals for reducing youth drug use.

13. Drugs Resource Net Providing up to date information. This site is for those providing drug education and prevention for young people, their parents and carers. http://www.resourcenet.org.uk

14. NIDA - Information On Drugs Of Abuse - Index Contains the latest research, treatment information, and science education for drug abuse and addiction. Contains specific drug abuse information for students, parents, teachers, researchers, and policymakers. http://165.112.78.61/DrugAbuse.html

Common Drugs of Abuse Acid/LSD Alcohol Cocaine Club Drugs Drug Testing Heroin Inhalants Marijuana MDMA/Ecstasy Methamphetamine Nicotine PCP (Phencyclidine) Prescription Medications Prevention Research Steroids Treatment Research Trends and Statistics NIDA Home Common Drugs of Abuse Information on Common Drugs of Abuse Welcome to the Information on Common Drugs of Abuse section of our site. This is not a complete listing of all drugs of abuse, the list contains drugs that have further information available on the NIDA site. Acid (LSD) Alcohol Cocaine Club Drugs ... Steroids (Anabolic) Related Information Drug Testing and Workplace Issues Prevention Research Public Service Announcements Stress and Drug Abuse ... Trends and Statistics Also of Interest Commonly Abused Drugs Chart , listing street names, medical uses, delivery systems, and other information. Criteria for Substance Dependence Diagnosis - How can we tell if someone is abusing or addicted to drugs? 1426240 times since 11/14/00 For Treatment Referrals, please call 1-800-662-HELP or visit findtreatment.samhsa.gov

15. 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

16. PRYDE In New Zealand parents Resource Institute and Youth drug education. http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pryde/

17. Welcome To PRIDE Surveys to be revised for fall 2003 For parents revised for No Child Left Behind (HR1)Better education for Students designated as measure of illicit drug use by http://www.pridesurveys.com/

2002-03 PRIDE Surveys National Summary and Press Releases PRIDE Surveys Products The PRIDE Surveys Questionnaire - designated by Congress as a measurement of illicit drug use by youth. For Grades 6-12 - revised for fall 2002 For Grades 4-6 - to be revised for fall 2003 For Parents - revised for fall 2002 For Teachers - revised for fall 2002 From the questionnaire you select, several data reports are available. Other Products Order Now Drug Digest January 2003 Marijuana - Do students who report using marijuana in the past month reveal more dangerous behaviors? Data from the 2001-2002 National PRIDE Survey indicate that students who use marijuana are more likely to engage in harmful behaviors. The statistics are telling. Drug Prevention News Election 2002: Marijuana Takes a Hit... more Study: Marijuana Use More Closely Linked to Schizophrenia... more No Child Left Behind (HR1): Better Education for Students and Teachers Act... more PRIDE Survey designated as measure of illicit drug use by youth... more Grant announcements... more For Educators How PRIDE Surveys works for your district, school, or classroom (pdf file - right click to download)

18. Australian Drug Foundation The Foundation conducts research on drug issues, implements drug education programs, develops resources for school students, teachers and parents, implements public awareness campaigns and provides information for a range of community and professional groups. http://www.adf.org.au/

What's New Read the latest CAAN Communique and see how our federal politicians party with the Bundy Bear [PDF: 116 KB] CAAN's Director Geoff Munro responds to the announcement that Arnott's is introducing alcohol flavours to its key chocolate biscuit products. AFL makes a right turn by turning away from alcohol sponsorship Get the Facts Select a drug... Alcohol Amphetamines/Speed Benzodiazepines Buprenorphine Cannabis/Marijuana Cocaine Ecstasy/MDMA Fantasy/GHB Hallucinogens/LSD Heroin Inhalants Methadone Minor Tranquilisers Naltrexone Rohypnol Serepax Tobacco Valium Events Drug Action Week 21-25 June 2004 National Drug Awards Nominations have now closed. The awards will be presented at a gala dinner hosted by Dr Karl Kruszelnicki and attended by the Prime Minister. Sydney , NSW, 2 April 2004 Read the papers presented at the 4th International 15th International Conference on the Reduction of Drug Related Harm Melbourne, Vic, 20-24 April 2004 Home Inside ADF Library Fact Sheets ... Privacy 2003 Australian Drug Foundation 409 King Street, West Melbourne, VIC 3003

19. PRYDE In New Zealand parents Resource Institute and Youth drug education. http://pryde.nzl.org

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20. Health Education Stress, Depression, Anxiety, Drug Use Complete, free, illustrated, web book containing the latest medical information on Stress, Depression, Anxiety and drug Abuse, written in a fun, easy to read format. Medical Basis of Stress, Depression, Anxiety, Sleep Problems, and drug Use Our mission is health education, particularly at a high school DIVORCE (of yourself or your parents) 65 3 http://www.teachhealth.com/#stressscale

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