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Drug Education For Children:     more books (100)

Preparing for the Drug (Free) Years: A Family Activity Book by J. David Hawkins, Richard F. Catalano, et all 1988 Ready! : your guide to drug use prevention ideas for preschool children (SuDoc ED 1.8:HE 75/DRUG) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1993 The Substance of Young Needs: Commissioning and Providing Services for Children and Young People Who Use and Misuse Substances by Stationery Office (Great Britain), 1996-01 The Safety Crusaders: Safety & Protection Information For Parents And Children by Brian Cox, Rob Knight, 2008-10-22 Safe spaces drug and alcohol prevention education for special needs and drug exposed K-2 children : a program (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:405653) by Eileen Wasow, 1992 Resources related to children and their families affected by alcohol and other drugs (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:380920) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1994 Kids and cops: Drug education presentation plans for grade six classes by Gloria Silverman, 1988 A sourcebook of successful school-based strategies for fetal alcohol and drug-affected students (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:380718) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1994 Raising Drug-Free Kids: 100 Tips for Parents by Aletha Solter, 2006-08-29 Inside a Support Group: Help for Teenage Children of Alcoholics (Drug Abuse Prevention Library) by Margi Trapani, 1997-06 Drug And Alcohol Abuse: The Authoritative Guide For Parents, Teachers, And Counselors by H. Thomas Milhorn, 2003-09-05 Getting Wise to Drugs: A Resource for Teaching Children About Drugs, Dangerous Substances and Other Risky Situations by David Emmett, Graeme Nice, 2008-04-30 Adult Children of Alcoholics (Workshop Models for Family Life Education) by Phyllis Tainey, 1988-07 Help! for Kids and Parents About Drugs by Jean Illsley Clarke, Donald Brundage, et all 1993-09

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21. Kids, Drugs, And Drug Education, A Harm Reduction Approach
    My children have been given the standard dose of drug education through drug education in the US begins with young children, often starting as early  
    http://www.drugtext.org/library/articles/rosenbaum01.htm
    
    Extractions: Executive Vice President INTRODUCTION On April 29, 1996, Bill Clinton did what all presidents must do in the approach of an election year. He announced a "new" war on drugs, designed to encourage abstinence. Among Clinton's weapons in his arsenal is education as the means to eradicate drug use among teenagers. The hope is that if initial involvement with drugs can be prevented, a drug-free America may someday be a reality.' Given the widespread use of drugs in the U.S., the goal of complete abstinence may be unrealistic. According to the most current household survey by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), approximately 79 million Americans have used illegal drugs, primarily marijuana, at least once in their lifetime (Figure 1). This number has increased steadily since the survey began in 1979 when the estimated number was 59.6 million. Less than 20 percent of these experimenters (approximately 12.5 million Americans) used illegal drugs regularly, or each month (Figure 2). The number of regular users has declined sharply since 1979 with the largest reductions occurring for the category of marijuana and hashish. In other words, whereas nearly one-third of Americans have tried illegal drugs, less than 5 percent of the population uses them regularly. And, alcohol and cigarettes remain the most dominant form of legal drug use.

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

23. 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/
    
    Extractions: Three Flexible Programmes RIDE produces a series of flexible Lifeskills, Drug Awareness and Citizenship programmes and makes them available to schools throughout the UK. 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.

24. The Scientology Religion Helping Children
    Covers such community programs as drugprevention, literacy, human rights education and volunteer ministers and how they assist young people.  
    http://members.fortunecity.com/drugfree1/
    
    Extractions: inner-city school to appreciate just how badly our society has served their welfare. L. Ron Hubbard , the founder of the Scientology religion , wrote: "Save the child, and you save the nation." Yet, not only has today’s society sadly neglected children, but even where efforts are made to help, too often it comes to nothing. L. Ron Hubbard developed many of techniques to enhance the welfare of a child. As a basic orientation, L. Ron Hubbard points out that the child is not an enfant terrible who must be forcefully molded or broken if he is ever to behave as a responsible adult. Rather, the child must be seen for what he is: a fully aware individual in a body that has not attained full growth, Scientology ministers recognize this fact. The ill or injured child, and even infants, may be assisted . The young student suffering through his studies will find relief through the application of . The student who cannot get along with his friends can quickly resolve the matter with communication skills learned on a course specifically designed for him. And even very young children may receive

25. Tarzana Treatment Centers - Alcohol And Drug Addiction Treatment Center, Drug Re
    Provides services for medical detoxification, residential rehabilitation, outpatient, youth, sober living housing, prevention, mental health, HIV/AIDS, drug abuse education, family medical clinic, women and children, family counseling, and domestic violence. Los Angeles County, Reseda, Northridge, Long Beach, Lancaster, and Tarzana.  
    http://www.tarzanatc.org
    
    Extractions: Since 1972 We are fully licensed in California and accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations (JCAHO). Please visit our facilities and services pages on our web site, or visit us at Tarzana, Reseda, Northridge, Long Beach and Antelope Valley (servicing Lancaster, Palmdale, and Santa Clarita) for more information. For treatment, please click here to contact us Need Treatment? Services Get Involved ... Headlines

26. Drug Abuse Education And Prevention Programs By Narconon Arrowhead
    During this time he also began working with children to prevent drug He has already delivered effective drug education to thousands of students as well.  
    http://www.stopaddiction.com/narconon_drug_education.html
    
    Extractions: Talk To A Counselor Now Intervention Assessment Addiction Assessment Contact Narconon Today's kids need the truth about drug abuse, 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 drug abuse cost this nation $168 billion a year. That's $675 for every man, women and child. To help turn the tide, Narconon network has worked steadily since 1979 bringing drug abuse 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 drug abuse prevention specialist, has "been there" and knows the story. 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.

27. DAD/DAC Home Page
    Details are given of seminars for handlers and an antidrug education programme for children.  
    http://www.daddac.com/
    
    Extractions: DAD/DAC Home Puppy Patrol Donations Contact Us About Us ... K9 Memorials WELCOME Dogs Against Drugs/Dogs Against Crime (DAD/DAC), A National Law Enforcement K9 Association, is a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit organization. We are dedicated to the betterment of law enforcement K9 operations and to educating our youth on the danger of drug abuse. We conduct training seminars for K9 officers to improve their skills and abilities, helping them to better serve their communities. We also conduct anti-drug educational presentations for children through our Puppy Patrol anti-drug education program. Click here for "What's New" Proudly Serving Law Enforcement since 1980. Click the logo for more information or call (989) 539-1600 for immediate assistance. We look forward to working with you. Dogs Against Drugs/Dogs Against Crime 4012 W. 32nd Street Anderson, IN 46011 Toll Free: 1-888-DADDAC Local Phone: 765-642-9447 Fax: Click here to advertise on our website. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED DAD/DAC2002 EMAIL DAD/DAC "THE TOP DOGS ARE DRUG FREE "

28. Narconon Drug Prevention And Education Program Of Southern California
    drug education center and referral service, provides drug prevention programs to school children in Southern California. Includes contact, addiction, program, and presentation program information.  
    http://www.drug-prevention.org/
    
    Extractions: Why is it that more than eight thousand people in this country, mostly young people, start using illegal drugs every day? Is it peer pressure? Is it because the media pushes drugs harder than any junkie in the back of some dark alley? Or maybe it's because the people who make and sell drugs know exactly what 'buttons' to push to make a youngster want to use. In addition to rehabilitating those who have fallen into the trap of drug abuse, Narconon staff work very hard to prevent young people from using drugs in the first place. The Narconon Drug Prevention and Education has provided programs to school children in Southern California for over 20 years and has reached hundreds of thousands students.

29. DECS Drug Strategy Home
    The first national set of drug education resources to focus on resilience of South Australia (Department of education and children s Services), 2005.  
    http://www.drugstrategy.central.sa.edu.au/

30. The Principles For Drug Education In Schools
    Known as the Principles for Effective School drug education, they are currently Ed. Health education Department for education and children s Services,  
    http://www.drugstrategy.central.sa.edu.au/02_decsdsproject/e_theoframework/princ
    
    Extractions: Principles for School Drug Education brochure The 12 Principles for school drug education provide a broad conceptual tool to inform the planning, implementation and review of school drug education programs, policies and practices. The Principles are intended to convey the essence of what is currently understood as effective school practice, without prescribing a specific set of actions or procedures within a school. The specifics of effective practice are dependent upon the local context and needs and the Principles have been developed so they can be interpreted at this level. The 12 Principles are:

31. Assembly Programs - Lesson Plans For Life Skills, Character Education, Drug Prev
    education for children in grades K 6. Self Awareness Social Skills Decision Making drug Awareness Refusal Skills Earth Skills. Presidential  
    http://www.lifeskills4kids.com/

32. Narconon Drug Abuse Prevention Program
    Narconon International provides drug abuse education and resources for Outcome studies show that early drug prevention must give young children the  
    http://www.narconon.org/narconon_drug_prevention.htm

33. Narconon International - Narconon Drug Education Program
    Narconon drug Prevention and education Services for Adults, children, K12 education, Youth and Community Centers.  
    http://www.narconon.org/narconon_education.htm
    
    Extractions: In the development of an effective prevention program, Narconon staff first addressed where drug education efforts have failed in the past. The basic method used formerly in drug education has been the "scare tactic" approach. This was an attempt to scare youth away from drugs. It never worked; and in many cases perpetuated drug use by presenting information that was easily discredited.

34. Kids.net.au - Site Profile For DARE Drug Education
    , Elementary school DARE project in Kids.net.au Search engine for kids, children, educators and teachersTitle, DARE drug education.  
    http://www.kids.net.au/siteprofile/11062
    
    Extractions: Web kids.net.au Thesaurus Dictionary Kids Categories Encyclopedia ... Toys Title: Resources on Teen Alcohol Use and Abuse Description: Resources, information, and support on alcohol use and abuse among teenagers. Url: http://www.focusas.com/Alcohol.html Category: Kids_and_Teens/Teen_Life/Health/Drug_Awareness Printer safe version

35. 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
    
    Extractions: 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 What is the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)...? More 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 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.

36. Drug Education Publications
    Although the aims of drug education are the same for children with special educational needs, they may need special approaches and tailored resources.  
    http://www.educari.com/NewEducari/veryNewEducari/htdocs/Drugs/default.asp
    
    Extractions: details on our servics for DAT Co-ordinators or a DAT Chairs on this website include the following sections: educari has: considerable experience of local multi-agency work with DATs, Health Authorities and Education Authorities. a solid track record in research and evaluation. extensive experience of consultation with professionals AND with children and young people. a work-team and associates who possess a range of professional expertise. awareness of the constraints under which DATs operate, an understanding of their needs and of the services for which DATs are responsible. an understanding of the need to deliver to agreed deadlines.

37. Let's Find Out About Drugs Together: A Drug Education Booklet For Parents And Ca
    Let s Find Out About drugs Together A booklet for drug education, designed for Parents and Carers to read with their children.  
    http://www.educari.com/NewEducari/veryNewEducari/2003/pubsResources/lfoadt.asp

38. Kids And Drugs -- References
    what causes drug problems among children, and how to deal with them when they drug Use Among Youth by the Health education Unit, University of Sydney,  
    http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/kids/default.htm
    
    Extractions: what causes drug problems among children, and how to deal with them when they happen. Drug Use Among Youth by the Health Education Unit, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 1998 Adolescent Drug Use and Psychological Health - A Longitudinal Inquiry, by Jonathan Shedler and Jack Block University of California Berkeley, American Psychologist May, 1990 Chocolate to Morphine: Understanding Mind Active Drugs - by Andrew Weil, MD and Winifred Rosen The Acid Tattoo Scare - Why do people persist in believing that children are under threat from psychedelic transfers? From Fortean Times Magazine Meta-Analysis of Adolescent Crime and Substance Use, 1981-1995 The substance of youth - the place of drugs in young people's lives today - By Perri 6, Ben Jupp, Helen Perry and Kristen Lasky, November 1997 Your Child and Stimulants (Dutch Government Publication) From The Consumers Union Report on Licit and Illicit Drugs US Government Reports Foster Care: Health Needs of Many Young Children Are Unknown and School Safety: Promising Initiatives for Addressing School Viole Child Welfare: Complex Needs Strain Capacity to Provide Services Foster Care: Parental Drug Abuse Has Alarming Impact on Young Ch ... "Boot Camp" Drug Treatment and Aftercare Interventions: An Evaluation Review

39. Drug Education In Primary Schools
    School drug education programs aim to give children accurate information Although all children need education about drugs, each school community may  
    http://www.schools.nsw.edu.au/learning/yrk12focusareas/druged/druged_prim.php
    
    Extractions: Children learn about drugs like medicines, alcohol and tobacco from their families and the community in which they live. They learn how their parents, brothers and sisters, friends and relatives treat these drugs by watching what they do and listening to what they say. Young children also learn about drugs from television programs and magazines that they see in their own homes in the homes of relatives and friends.

40. Drug Education In Secondary Schools
    drug education in secondary schools information for parents. Parents are encouraged to talk about drug issues with their children and are invited to  
    http://www.schools.nsw.edu.au/learning/yrk12focusareas/druged/druged_sec.php

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