Prevention and Recovery Northwest
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Prevention and Recovery Northwest
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a national legal-action anti-smoking organization
a new advertising and online campaign for teens aged 14 to 16
Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA) national membership of over 5000 community organizations, state associations and prevention experts working at the local level to reduce substance abuse and related violence
programs geared for K-12 grad students, parents, teachers, dog owners and police officers
a web site created by the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy
statewide resources for kids related to health, safety, and education national organization that supports community-based efforts to reduce, prevent, and treat substance abuse and strengthening community capacity for high quality drug and alcohol treatment provides information to help Lane County individuals and organizations develop healthy communities and prevent problem youth behaviors
local agency providing services for youth ranging from prevention to treatment. Counseling, 24-hour crisis intervention, substance abuse treatment, education, and employment and training
National Institute on drug abuse website containing resources for students and teachers
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI) one of the most comprehensive drug- and alcohol-oriented sites on the Web. Substanceabuse. Fact sheets on virtually all drugs of abuse. Research, statistics, searchable database
information on and resources for Red Ribbon Week
national political advocacy network that informs public policy, educates the public and strengthens the field of youth work
National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign a multi-dimensional effort designed to educate and empower youth to reject illicit drugs
OCRUD – Oregon Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking state coalition dedicated to the strengthening of laws to reduce underage drinking, and on launching youth-driven campaigns to counter alcohol advertising.
Oregon (State) Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs alcohol and drug abuse treatment and prevention office of the state department of Health and Human Services. free and confidential prevention education and treatment referral services
offering student organizations a comprehensive approach to youth traffic safety issues through prevention and intervention programs focusing on DUII; alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) prevention; safety belt education and personal safety.
Partnership for a Drug Free America coalition of professionals from the communications industry
SB 555 Data and Evaluation Subcommittee’s site online presentation provided to assist in county comprehensive planning
a new tool for educators, SSNB promotes youth-to-youth communication about substance abuse, peer pressure, media literacy, the misperception that most young people do drugs and more
a realistic approach to prevent and intervene in adolescent drug use
promotes pioneering solutions to problems facing America's children
offering youth and adolescents a sympathetic ear and sound advice
solutions and guidelines on how to deal with an adolescent who is having severe problems
The National Inhalant Prevention Coalition Web Site nearly one in five students have inhaled fumes from products such as hair spray, nail polish, and spray paint by the time they reach 8th grade — making inhalants as popular among youth as marijuana. Learn more about these harmful — and sometimes deadly — drugs.
WestCapt – Prevention Planning and Best Practices providing useful, efficient, cost-effective, and culturally sensitive prevention application services through a comprehensive system that matches services to the technological capabilities and capacity of local community-based prevention programs.
has teen-friendly information on the risks and harms associated with marijuana use
Youth Juvenile Justice Information Center providing information news and information on the new Oregon Juvenile Justice Information System |
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