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         Drug Prevention:     more books (100)
  1. Drugs, Drug Testing, and You (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Lawrence Clayton, 1997-09
  2. Substance Abuse Prevention: The Intersection of Science and Practice by Julie Hogan, Kristen Gabrielsen, et all 2002-10-10
  3. Drug Prevention - Just Say Now by Peter Stoker, 1992-11-01
  4. 101 Ready-to-Use Drug Prevention Activities: Curriculum Based and Reproducible for Grades 2-6 by Edited, 1999-06-01
  5. Drugs for Relapse Prevention of Alcoholism (Milestones in Drug Therapy)
  6. Amphetamines and Other Stimulants (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Lawrence Clayton, 1998-05
  7. Illegal Drug Markets: From Research to Prevention Policy (Crime (Crime Prevention Studies)
  8. Drug-Proof Your Kids: A Prevention Guide & an Intervention Plan by Stephen Arterburn, Jim Burns, 1989-09
  9. Drug Interdiction: Partnerships, Legal Principles, and Investigative Methodologies for Law Enforcement, Second Edition by George S. Steffen, Samuel M. Candelaria, 2010-04-05
  10. Drug Abuse: Concepts, Prevention, and Cessation (Cambridge Studies on Child and Adolescent Health) by Steve Sussman, Susan L. Ames, 2008-02-25
  11. School-Based Drug Prevention: What Kind of Drugs USe does it Prevent? by Jonathan P. Caulkins, 2003-04-25
  12. Drugs in Perspective by Richard Fields, 2006-03-16
  13. AIDS, drugs and prevention; perspectives on individual and commu ity action. by Tim and Richard Hartnoll, eds Rhodes, 1996
  14. Drugs and Domestic Violence (Hazelden/Rosen Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by R. Jamiolkowski, 1997-08

21. EMERGE Lakeland Blog: Drug Prevention Resource Center Job Opening
Coalition Coordinator Education/Experience Requirements • Must possess a Bachelor’s Degree • Experience in......Drug Prevention Resource Center Job
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Drug Prevention Resource Center Job Opening Drug Prevention Resource Center Job Description: Coalition Coordinator Education/Experience Requirements: • Must possess a Bachelor’s Degree • Experience in drug prevention, education, youth leadership or health fields preferred • Must possess strong skills in interacting with youth, adults, and community. This would be demonstrated through interview process AND personal/professional references. • Successful applicants will have satisfactory results in background check and driving history check Primary Duties: • Attending community-based events and meetings.

22. Club Drugs Methamphetamines GHB Rohypnol - Drug Research
Preventing Drug Abuse. Ways to Prevent Teen Drug Abuse. This Category is currently empty. Research On Club Drug Abuse ( 2 items )
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  • Research On Club Drug Abuse ( 2 items )
    This series of reports simplifies the science of research findings for the educated lay public, legislators, educational groups, and practitioners. The series reports on research findings of national interest. MDMA Abuse (Ecstasy) [Printed 2004] Marijuana Abuse [Printed 2002] Therapeutic Community [Printed 2002] Anabolic Steroid Abuse [Revised 2000] Cocaine: Abuse and Addiction [Printed 1999] Hallucinogens and Dissociative Drugs [Printed 2001] Heroin: Abuse and Addiction [Printed 1997] Inhalant Abuse [Revised 2005] Methamphetamine: Abuse and Addiction [Revised 2002] Nicotine Addiction [Printed 1998] Prescription Drugs Abuse and Addiction [Printed 2001]
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23. Drug Prevention Programs~ This Site Is A Great Resource For
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24. Khmer Youth Association - Welcome!
Women Project. Trainings. Network. Events. Drug Prevention. Media Project. Prevention Project. Reproductive Health. Education. Advocacy. Playing Safe
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Drug Prevention Unit
Some background information
Since 2003 this unit attempts to increase the knowledge about the risk of drug use and abuse among vulnerable groups. The Prevention Project first started as a pilot project in Phnom Penh. In 2004, the project extended to Siem Reap, Battambang and Banteay Meanchey. To decrease the abuse of cigarettes, alcohol and drugs like jama or glue KYA uses several methods:
Trainings are offered in schools or youth organisations to raise awareness and provide knowledge even to local authorities. Workshops with related topics are organized where experts are explaining the current situation, policies, visions and activities.
Public campaigns with banners and loudspeakers are organized to inform the people about the dangers of drug abuse and our activities.
Our trained peer educators talk to students, street children and youths who dropped out of school, explaining and showing the disadvantages, risks and dangers of drug abuse using posters and give-aways like leaflets.
In 2005 we started a new project which is called the Media Project
A mobile team is moving to the different provinces to get in contact with the citizens and to educate them with the help of role plays and participating theater.

25. Kent County Health Department Prevention Programs
The Kent County Prevention Program provides services for youth, parents, and other citizens of Kent County. The staff collaborates with many other agencies
http://www.kenthd.org/drug_prevention.htm

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Preventative Drug Education. As part of the Northern Ireland Drug Strategy the South Eastern Education and Library Board have established a Drug Education
http://www.seelb.org.uk/youth/drug_prevention.htm
Preventative Drug Education As part of the Northern Ireland Drug Strategy the South Eastern Education and Library Board have established a Drug Education Unit to oversee the development and implementation of a constant preventative Drug Education Strategy in Schools and Youth Units throughout its area. The Unit will provide
  • Training for teachers, youth leaders and other board staff in Preventative Drug Education techniques Awareness training sessions for Board of Governors, Management Committees, Parent Teacher Associations and Parent Groups Age appropriate programmes for young people in schools and youth groups Guidance on handling drug related incidents Ongoing support and advice to teachers, youth leaders and other professionals in the Education field.
The Unit has established joint protocols and working relationships with Health Trusts and Voluntary Groups and represents the board on bodies such as the Eastern Drugs Co-ordination team (EDCT) and the North Down ands Ards Drug and Alcohol Group (NORDAG). Further details are available from the Drug Education Officer at: Drug Education Unit
South Eastern Education and Library Board
Ards Arena Resource Centre
62 South Street
Newtownards
Tel: 028 91813987
Fax: 028 9182 3470

27. Drug Prevention | Stop The Drug War (DRCNet)
StoptheDrugWar.org. raising awareness of the consequences of drug prohibition. Home; Chronicle; Speakeasy; Alerts; Donate; About Us
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28. Drug Prevention & Youth Leadership
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Main Overview Assessor Clerk ... Department of Human Services Grant Upcoming Events Community Pride Meeting
When:
April 29th ~ 6:30 - 8:30 PM Where: Hinsdale Lake Terrace Resource Center-Honeysuckle Rose Lane All residents of Hinsdale Lake Terrace, Waterfall Glen and Hinsdale Point are invited; refreshments will be served. Vance Kelly's Jazz Band Jam Fest
When:
April 8th ~ 7:00 - 8:30 PM Where: Anne M. Jeans School, 91st Street,  Willowbrook This event is open to parents and students attending Burr Ridge Middle School and Anne M. Jeans School. Students  MUST  have a parent with them to attend. Parents and children can bring their instruments to jam with the band. D.A.R.E.
When:
April 12th ~ 3:15 - 11:00 PM Where: Downers Grove North Registration forms are due April 4th to the Township office. Please note that the office is open Monday - Friday from 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM. No late registrations are accepted. Sign in at the event is from 3:15 - 3:45 PM at the Main Street Entrance and pick up that night will be at 11 PM at the Prince Street Entrance. Please note that parents need to come into the building and sign their child out. Any children who are carpooling need to be signed out by the adult who is picking them up.
Senior Citizens Dance
When:
May 3rd ~ 2:00 - 3:00 PM Where: Fairview Baptist Home, Downers Grove

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Browse by Subject and/or Age Group. Subject, 91-1, Alcohol, Amphetamines, Anger Management, At-Risk Youth, Behavior Management, Bioterrorism
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30. The European Union's Projects In Cambodia
/ Objectives......Drug Prevention and Harm Reduction Program – a program for street children using substances. Project
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Drug Prevention and Harm Reduction Program – a program for street children using substances
Project Description / Objectives:
To provide holistic/ comprehensive services and alternatives to protect street children from substance use and the consequences of substance use.
Specific objectives:
  • To increase understanding by street children of risks linked to substance use.
  • To reduce the harmful consequences of substance use among street children.
  • To provide street children with access to alternatives to substance use.
  • To develop and support the rehabilitation process of children using or having used substances towards a functional social reintegration.
  • To develop capacity of staff to provide appropriate responses and support to the street children using substances.
  • To liaise and cooperate with Government (National Authority of Cambodia for Drugs (NACD) and Ministry of Social Affairs) and various NGOs for policy and capacity development.
At a glance
Country: Cambodia Sector: Health Program Number: KHM/B7-6210/00/06 Budget Line: Graphic Location: Phnom Penh, Kampong Speu

31. Crawford County's Promise - Alcohol Prevention Resources And News
About Us. News and Events. Young Leaders. Programs. Partners. Parenting Resources. Drug Prevention. Alcohol. Meth. Get Involved. Five Promises
http://crawfordcounty.promisestation.org/en/Drug_Prevention/alcohol/default.aspx
About Us News and Events Young Leaders Programs ... Five Promises Drug Prevention Resources Alcohol Prevention Resources and News Parents are the key to underage drinking prevention Parents are the first line of defense in preventing alcoholism , yet youth reported that the number one place they got alcohol was from their home. When asked what their source of alcohol was the last time they drank, 19% of youth said their parents, another 5% said friend’s parents, and an addition 6% said they stole it from home. Less than 1% of youth reported buying alcohol from a store or tavern.
What parents can do:
  • Know your teen’s friends. They have a tremendous influence on the decisions your child will make about alcohol and other drugs. Know the parents of your teen’s friends. It is much easier to parent within a network, where you can more effectively combat the “but John’s mom said it was okay” or “everyone else is allow to go” arguments. Know where they are going and who the adult in charge will be. If you child is going to a friend’s house, ask if they parents will be home and give the parent a call to confirm this. Make your opinion about alcohol known. Teen’s whose parents have a no-use policy at home drink less often than their same age peers who report that their parents occasionally let them drink at home. Report any violations. Other adults should not be giving your child alcohol! You have a right to step in and protect your child from this by reporting violations to law enforcement.
  • 32. School Of Communication, The Ohio State University
    Drug Prevention. Community Action for Drug Prevention, now in its eighth year, explores a combination of school and community-based media for prevention of
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    Drug Prevention Community Action for Drug Prevention, now in its eighth year, explores a combination of school- and community-based media for prevention of drug and alcohol uptake among middle-school age youth, funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. It focuses on the inconsistency of substance use with youth aspirations for autonomy and engagement. In the initial 5-year project, schools in communities receiving the intervention reported increases in uptake among students over a 2-year period that were about half that of control communities/schools. Contact: Michael Slater
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    33. Drug Prevention
    Canada, United Kingdom. Chile, United States. España, RIOD (Red Iberoamericana de ONG que trabajan en Drogodependencias)
    http://www.cicad.oas.org/OID/Topics/Drug Prevention/drug_prevention.htm
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    Canada United Kingdom Chile United States ... RIOD (Red Iberoamericana de ONG que trabajan en Drogodependencias) México Canada Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse: http://www.ccsa.ca/ http://www.camh.net/ National Clearinghouse on Substance Abuse http://www.ccsa.ca/clearinghouse.htm Substance Abuse Network of Ontario: http://sano.camh.net/ Chile CONACE - Prevención: http://www.conace.cl/f_decir_no.htm España Fundación de Ayuda contra la Drogadicción (FAD): http://www.fad.es/estudios/index.htm Web Magazine - Casi Nada, " Nuevo modelo de prevención en drogadicciones": http://usuarios.iponet.es/casinada/30drogas.htm Mexico Unidos en La Prevención de Adicciones: http://www.adicciones.org.mx RIOD RIOD publicaciones: United Kingdom Drugscope
    DrugScope has been created through the merger of the UK's foremost drug information and policy organisations: the Institute for the Study of Drug Dependence (ISDD) and the Standing Conference on Drug Abuse (SCODA)
    http://www.drugscope.org.uk/

    34. Drug Prevention : Safe Schools Healthy Students : DISD
    School Sites. To skip the school site navigation, use access key z . Home District Administration and Home Page; DHS Durant High School and Vision Academy
    http://www.durantisd.org/admin/programs/safe_schools/drug_prevention.htm
    Durant Independent School District
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    Drug Prevention
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    Keeping drugs out of our schools
    Durant Independent School District is committed to keeping our students safe from drugs and other substance abuse. The District has a zero-tolerance policy and works with local law enforcement to curtail this problem. The District employs several drug prevention measures:
    Part of the Safe Schools Healthy Students
    Drug Free Youth
    DFY is a voluntary drug testing program at Durant High School so students to show that they are drug free.
    Drug awareness
    Many of our schools conduct special drug awareness programs throughout the year, including Drug Free Week and Red Ribbon Week.
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    35. Drug Prevention
    Get involved and STAY involved in your children s lives. Know where they are, who they are with, and what they are doing.
    http://users.pld.com/policia/drug_prevention.htm
    Preventing Drug Use in Children Get involved and STAY involved in your children's lives. Know where they are, who they are with, and what they are doing. Get to know your children's friends and their parents, and make sure they share the same values as your family regarding drug use and alcohol. Involve your children in adult-supervised after-school activities. Set curfews, limits, and rules and ENFORCE them. Keep an open, ongoing line of communication with your child. Let them know they can talk to you about anything and questions are welcome. Talk to your kids about alcohol, drugs and tobacco. Set rules that this is unacceptable and will result in consequences. Discuss the legal consequences of drug use. Tell them about possible job loss, loss of driver's license, etc. Discuss the emotional side effects of drug use, such as isolation, paranoia, etc. Keep your kids involved in sports and activities. Idle time gives children the opportunity to get in trouble. Set the example! Actions speak louder than words. Don't be a user yourself! Send mail to admoore@pld.com

    36. Texas DAVE Philosophy Drug Prevention
    GOALS OBJECTIVES. HOW TO USE THE GUIDE. LESSON SEARCH. LESSON SUBMISSION. DISCUSSION FORUM. TEXT VERSION. ADMINISTRATOR LOGIN
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    Philosophy :: Drug Prevention Print Version Drug Prevention Drug prevention includes prevention, early intervention, rehabilitation referral, or education related to the illegal use of alcohol and the use of controlled, illegal, or harmful substances, including inhalants and anabolic steroids; and prevention, early intervention, smoking cessation activities, or education, related to the use of tobacco by children and youth eligible for services under Title IV, Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities Act. [Ref. Public Law 103-382, Sec. 4131 (2)(C)]
    It is important that the term "prevention of drug use " rather than "drug abuse " be applied when referring to any child or adolescent involvement with an illegal substance as well as misuse of a legal substance. In other words, any drug use by a minor is abuse.
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    37. Fire Safety Media :: 866-503-3473
    Browse by Subject and/or Age Group. Subject, 91-1, Bioterrorism, Burn Injury, Carbon Monoxide, Discontinued Items, Dispatch/Communication
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    You have items in your cart. Browse by Subject and/or Age Group Subject Bioterrorism Carbon Monoxide Discontinued Items Dispatch/Communication Fire Evacuation Fire Extinguishers Fire Prevention Fire Safety Forestry Institutional Fire Saftey Juvenile Firesetting Outdoor Emergencies Patriotic Smoke Alarms Spanish Fire Prevention Specialty Items Terrorism Age Group Pre-k - 2nd Adult Search by Title,
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    Solidify prevention concepts and give children a reminder that its great to be drug free with these completion certificates. The message of being drug free can be carried with the students long after the completion of the drug-free program. Grade Weight Size Pre-K - 2nd 8.5 x 5.5 Type Code Isbn Certificate QTY Price People who purchased this item also purchased: Being Me and Drug-Free Stickers
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    38. Drug Prevention | English | Dictionary & Translation By Babylon
    drug prevention. Dictionary terms for drug prevention in English, English definition for drug prevention, Thesaurus and Translations of drug prevention to
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    Activities aimed at preventing drug use, such as education programmes and the promotion of positive health. Prevention is a key aspect of the EU’s approach to drugs. (See Drugs: Action plan on drugs
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    39. Www.ncb.org.uk/dotpdf/open_access_2/drug_preventio
    Similar pages City of Charlottetown Drug PreventionOfficial Web Site City of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
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    40. Narconon® Canada Continental Office | Drug Prevention
    “In 2002, at least 641000 Canadians were dependent on alcohol, and nearly 200000 on illicit drugs.1”. “Depression was common among people who were alcohol
    http://www.narcononcanada.ca/drug_prevention.htm
    Narconon Canada Drug Rehabilitation and Prevention
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    Narconon Canada Drug Prevention
    In 2002, at least 641,000 Canadians were dependent on alcohol, and nearly 200,000 on illicit drugs. Depression was common among people who were alcohol or drug-dependent. Heavy drinking tended to lead to depression, but at the same time, depression led to heavy drinking. With staggering high figures of Canadians afflicted with drug and substance abuse problems, the need for relevant and well-structured drug prevention campaigns is of growing importance. The figures indicate that, In 2002, an estimated 3.1 million people, 13% of the population, reported that they had used illicit drugs in the past year. Cannabis alone was most commonly reported (10%); drugs such as cocaine, ecstasy and hallucinogens were used by slightly over 2% of the population, an estimated 590,000 individuals.* Generally speaking, our society is one that embraces quick fixes and rapid solutions to problems, rather than to truly pinpoint and identify the cause of the initial issue. This may in turn encourage experimentation with alcohol and drugs and eventually turn into a life-damaging addiction problem. Narconon Canada is aware of the importance of educating the Canadian youth and young adults on the negative impacts drugs can have on their lives.

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