101. Main Page A prevention and wellness agency that provides workshops, conferences and programs empowering youth and adults and to create a kinder, more caring and drugsafe world. http://www.willowtree.org/

The Willow Tree Center Home WTTI Counseling The Store ... Fun Stuff EMPOWERS COUNSELS EDUCATES Individuals T o Build Alcohol, Tobacco Caring Communities! Brochures: Click on an item below to display that brochure. Agency Counseling Family Interventions What's WTTI? At The Willow Tree Center we are committed to being on T.R.A.C.C. T rustworthy R esilient A uthentic C reative C aring Find out what's going on at The Willow Tree Center! Here's our Calendar The Problem: * have little personal power. * are not loved or cared about. This can be very painful. Without healthy coping skills, many resort to acting out by drinking, drugging or raging. Our Results: Through Willow Tree, * Improve self-esteem. * Prevent, intervene or recover * Make better choices. * Impact many others Largest Program W illow T ree T een I nstitute WTTI is A CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT PREVENTION ADVOCATES.

102. Poison Prevention Tips, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center The Cincinnati drug and Poison Information Center offers safety tips to prevent poisoning in children and pets. http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/dpic/poison/tips.asp

Home Contact Us Site Map Go to Advanced Search ... Household Checklist Prevention Tips When to Call Us Syrup of Ipecac Poisoning Statistics Raves ... Emergency and Information Hotline Data Poison Prevention Poison Prevention Tips The Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center offers the following tips which should be followed daily to prevent poisoning. For additional information on preventing poisonings in the home, please see our new Safety House All medications, whether prescription or over-the-counter, should have child-proof caps and be kept out of reach of children. If possible, put a lock or safety latch on your medicine cabinet. Prescription medications aren't the only thing in your bathroom that can be harmful to your children. Hair and skin products can also be dangerous if swallowed or inhaled. Keep them out of small children's reach. The medicine cabinet isn't the only place children find drugs. Many kids get them from their mother's purses. If you carry medications in your purse, make sure they have child-resistant closures. Never transfer prescription medications to other containers. You may forget what they are and the prescribed dosage. Keep all prescription medicines in original containers.

103. UMADAOPS Of Ohio Works to reduce substance abuse by providing education, prevention and awareness programs. Includes details in cities where programs are available. http://www.umadaops.com/

Home Purpose Founder Pioneers ... Mission Cities Akron Lima Cincinnati Lorain ... Youngstown - Ethiopian Proverb Our Purpose The primary purpose of the Urban Minority alcoholism and Drug abuse Outreach Programs of Ohio is to provide culturally appropriate prevention services to African-American and Hispanic/Latino American communities in Ohio. Our prevention service strategy and focus provide Information Dissemination, Education, Alternatives, Problem Identification, Community-Based Process, and Environmental activities as outlined by the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP). Funded by the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services

104. Qualitative European Drug Research Home Coordinates working groups of qualitative researchers to analyze different drug use patterns and the implication for public health strategies and prevention. Includes journal, research synthesis, bibliography, research and researcher profiles, and related links. http://qed.emcdda.org/

QED Welcome to QED - the Q ualitative E uropean D rug Research Network. Whilst efforts are made to ensure that minimum criteria are met, the contents of research made accessible through this site are not necessarily endorsed by the EMCDDA nor reflect the views of the EMCDDA. Latest News New paper on young offenders An exploratory study on young offenders' views concerning drugs, crime and drug policy by Philip Moore 11 December, 2003 Read the new paper in the QED Network Journal on the value of grey literature 13 November, 2002 Read a summary of the latest report on the QED project 09 October, 2002 New QED workgroup 19 July, 2002 Read the latest QED newsletter in all the main European languages 10 July, 2002 Want to add your work to the databases of this site? About this site This site was set up as part of the project 'Co-ordination of working groups of qualitative researchers to analyse different drug use patterns and the implication for public health strategies and prevention', which was co-ordinated by the National Addiction Centre (NAC), London, UK, for the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA), Lisbon, Portugal. Mission Statement To make qualitative drugs research accessible to researchers, Reitox National Focal Points, national experts, commentators on drug policy and interventions and students.

105. Center For Drug Chemistry Russian research Center aimed at creation of original medicinal preparations for prevention and treatment of cardiovascular, nervous and mental diseases and viral, bacterial and fungus infections. http://www.drug.org.ru/

Welcome to the Please note that English and Russian pages of the site are not identical. Last updated 7 August 2000. You are visitor since 1 January 2000 sl="1.3" Server was created with support of Open Society Institute Design: V.Polshakov , E.Smirnov, A.Sedov, A. Molodkin webmaster@drug.org.ru

106. Criminon - Criminal Rehabilitation, Reform & Crime Prevention Nonprofit organization dedicated to rehabilitation of criminals and prevention of recidivism through moral education. Is a daughter organization of Narconon, and has a drug rehab component. Mission statement, methods of delivery. http://www.criminon.org/

Home About Us Successes Endorsements ... Resources Home About Us News Successes Endorsements Donate Volunteer Online Store Results/Statistics Programs Resources Receive our E-Newsletter: Criminon Groups' Sites: Criminon Maine Criminon Florida Criminon Western US Criminon Hungary ... Criminon Germany Welcome to Criminon International! Criminon has a network of groups in 17 countries across the globe, delivering Criminon courses and programs in prisons, parole/probation offices, courthouses and re-entry homes. You will see on this site that from Indonesia in the East to Los Angeles in the West and from Great Britain to South Africa these groups are assisting local, state and national level prisons as well as the offenders, to restore public safety and common sense. As early as 1952, Mr. Hubbard began a criminal rehabilitation program with juvenile delinquents in London, England. Then, after two decades of research developments the Criminon program was born. If this is your first visit to the Criminon website, we welcome you and please read more on us in the "About Us" section. Please feel free to contact Criminon International at: criminoninfo@criminon.org with any questions or requests for more information on starting up Criminon groups and restoring common sense values to society.

107. Pharmaceutical Diversion Education Services in the area of education on prescription drug abuse. Awareness education for health professionals, law enforcement, and regulatory officials. Talks include diversion in the health facility, rx abuse in the workplace, and prevention tips for health professionals who encounter the prescription drug seeker. (Miamitown, Ohio) http://www.rxdiversion.com/

Show Me More Information Ignore This Warning RxDiversion Pharmaceutical Diversion Education About Commander Burke The Scope of the Rx Abuse Problem Health Care Professionals ... Drug Diversion Control in Health Facilities Welcome to RxDiversion.com! Pharmaceutical Diversion Education is designed to assist a wide range of the population in understanding the potential abuse and addiction that can be associated with prescription medication. Year after year, Drug Enforcement Administration statistics indicate that pharmaceuticals are almost 30% of the overall drug problem in the United States, running a close second only to cocaine abuse. However, until recently, law enforcement, health care professionals, and the general public have placed little emphasis on this huge problem. The illegal diversion of prescription drugs occurs in a variety of ways, by all segments of our population, in all neighborhoods, and in all workplaces. Its abuse is often overlooked by the thinking that if a doctor prescribes the drug, and a pharmacist dispenses the medication, it can’t be abused. Understanding that the top prescription drugs of abuse are every bit as addictive, abused, and valuable as illicit drugs, is sometimes difficult to comprehend. Pharmaceutical Diversion Education (PDE) can offer extensive education in the area of prescription drug abuse. PDE offers training for health care professionals and their staff, law enforcement, and anyone responsible for reducing the incidents of drug abuse in the workplace. Private consulting work is also available in these same areas. PDE not only offers education on the problems of prescription drug abuse, but can help you identify the problems, and formulate prevention programs.

108. Institute For Safe Medication Practices - Preventing Medication Errors Provides information about adverse drug events and their prevention to healthcare practitioners and institutions, regulatory agencies, professional organizations and the pharmaceutical industry. Includes research findings, books and publications, an electronic discussion forum, and links to related sites. http://www.ismp.org/

New Search Now Powered by Google! International: ISMP Canada ISMP Spain 8th Annual Cheers Awards ISMP Newsletters Acute Care Edition Community/Ambulatory Edition- Consumer Edition - Nursing Edition - ISMP Teleconference Risk Reduction Strategies for Medication Errors in the Perioperative Setting September 21st at 1:30 pm EDT. Antithrombotic Therapy in Hospitals is now available. Watch your mail for the Self Assessment booklet and password. Deadline for data submission extended to March 1, 2006 New ISMP Video Patient Controlled Analgesia - Strategies for Patient Safety was created for all health care practitioners prescribing, dispensing or administering patient controlled analgesia (PCA). ISMP Consulting Services Is medication safety on your agenda? Medication Safety Mentorship Program A new onsite, interactive program designed to enhance the ability of safety practitioners in meeting the challenges of medication error reduction. New from ISMP FDA Safety Alerts FDA and ISMP Medication Safety Videos JCAHO Sentinel Event Alert ISMP’s List of Confused Drug Names ... ISMP’s List of Error-Prone Abbreviations, Symbols, and Dose Designations

109. Texas Commission On Alcohol And Drug Abuse Provides funding for prevention, intervention, and treatment services through contracts with community organizations. Includes information about preventing drug abuse and how to find treatment. http://www.tcada.state.tx.us/

Search DSHS Substance Abuse Services *TCADA became part of the Department of State Health Services on September 1, 2004. For more information, visit www.dshs.state.tx.us For information on substance abuse programs and services, please send email to contact@tcada.state.tx.us or call toll-free 866-378-8440. For BHIPS related questions, call (866) 373-1253 or (866) 214-0547. For information on Substance Abuse Counselor Licensure, Facility Licensure, Investigations or Offender Education local 512-206-5000 toll free 800-832-9623, or send an email to LCDC@dshs.state.tx.us 909 West 45th Street, Austin, TX 78758 Email Us Map

110. ADAP Home State statistics, events calendar, prevention and treatment resources. http://www.state.vt.us/adap/

HOME PREVENTION TREATMENT TRAINING ... VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Vermont Agency of Human Services Help for Vermonters AHS Screen Door Responding to Katrina FREE, Hour-Long Educational Calls for Caregivers About Handling Trauma Two, FREE, hour-long educational calls for caregivers about suicide prevention 2005 Substance Abuse Conference Download Brochure here (.pdf) (.pdf) Recovery Celebrations in Vermont... Interagency Collaboration Conference - Friday, October 14, 2005 Our mission is to help Vermonters prevent and eliminate the problems caused by alcohol and other drug use. In partnership with other public and private organizations, we plan, support and evaluate a comprehensive system that provides education, prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery, and research services. ADAP Contact Information ADAP - Notice of Privacy Practices Information on the Strategic Prevention Framework - State Incentive Grant Frequently Asked Questions ... Governor Douglas' D.E.T.E.R. Initiative

111. MPRC - MPRC Home Nonprofit organization. Statewide clearinghouse for alcohol, tobacco, other drug and violence prevention resources. http://www.emprc.org/index.html

MIPH News Calendar Links Search ... MIPH Home MPRC Home Program Sharing Conference 2005- Online Registration Program Sharing Conference 2005 Brochure Value of ATOD Prevention 2005 Fall Regional ATOD forums Currently featured resource: SHOULDER TO SHOULDER. Raising Teens Together. Materials available from MPRC Teens got you all wound up? Unwind with SHOULDER TO SHOULDER Minnesota. SHOULDER TO SHOULDER is dedicated to helping make the difficult job of raising teens easier by connecting parents and caregivers to one another and sharing insights from those who have been there before. Whether you're looking to help fellow parents or want help from parents and organizations, you've come to the right place. In this booklet, you'll find ideas that you can use. They come from real parents who survived their teens' teenage years. You know your teen best. The information in this handbook can affirm your wisdom and support you as you guide your teen into young adulthood. Welcome to the ride, and buckle up! Cost: $1.95 Shipping charges are applied to all orders. Call 763-427-5310 or 1-800-782-1878 to order your copy today. Also available in Spanish.

112. Office Of Safe And Drug-Free Schools Provide financial assistance for drug and violence prevention activities andactivities that promote the health and well being of students in elementary and http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/osdfs/?src=oc

113. HIV Prevention & Injecting Drug Use Issues related to HIV prevention and people who inject drugs. http://www.avert.org/druguse.htm

home about AVERT contact us donate here ... Worldwide search avert.org Globally, sex between men and women is by far the most common way of passing on HIV. But a second transmission route drives the epidemic in many, if not most, countries outside Africa. That is transmission among men and women who inject drugs. Injection of any sort is an even more efficient way of spreading HIV than sexual intercourse. Since injecting drug users are often linked in tight networks and commonly share injecting equipment with other people without cleaning it, HIV can spread very rapidly in these populations. Also, like other sexually active people, people who inject drugs may acquire HIV infection through their sexual partners if they have unprotected sex. How many people are injecting drug users? Because injecting drug use is illegal in most countries, it is hard to know exactly how many people inject drugs and how many share their equipment. It is even harder to know how many are infected with HIV. Whilst precise figures may be hard to come by, it is clear that HIV can explode through drug-using populations with remarkable speed and can stabilise at very high levels. AVERT.org has a page summarising the available

114. Aspirin--a New Look At An Old Drug Some history but details of how sapirin works and some future prospects for aspirin including prevention of heart attacks. http://www.fda.gov/opacom/catalog/aspirin.html

Aspirin: a New Look at an Old Drug This article has been moved to a new location. It can now be found at www.fda.gov/fdac/features/1999/299_asp.html on this Website. FDA Home Page Search A-Z Index Site Map ... Contact FDA FDA/Website Management Staff Web page created by clb 2001-OCT-15.

115. NADAP - Navy Alcohol And Drug Abuse Prevention Program This site promotes the Navy s drug and alcohol abuse prevention and educationefforts including Zero Tolerance for drug abuse Right Spirit Campaign. http://navdweb.spawar.navy.mil/

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116. UNODC - United Nations Office On Drugs And Crime Coordinates the UN's fight against the illicit use of drugs. Contents include events, technical documents, political declarations, statistics, and analysis. http://www.undcp.org/

Home Site Map Links Contact Us Regional Websites select the site Afghanistan Barbados Bolivia Brazil Central Asia Colombia Egypt India Iran Kenya Lao PDR Mexico Myanmar New York Nigeria Pakistan Peru Russia Senegal South Africa Thailand Vietnam Login Search print document News and Publications Drug Supply Reduction About Us ... Home UNODC is cosponsor of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS - UNAIDS UNODC Survey UNODC would like know more about your background in order to enhance its web site. Please select the option that best describes you. Government official Student/academic Journalist NGO staff IGO staff Other Alert The Opium Situation in Afghanistan as of 12 September 2005 Highlights Speech: more... Event: more... Publication: Article Full report Summary in French Event: more... Press release: more... World Drug Report 2005 more... Electronic edition of the UPDATE newsletter Subscribe to UNODC's UPDATE newsletter available online  in English, Spanish, French and Arabic. Subscribe to UNODC Update  The year-long campaign aims to raise awareness about the global drug problem. more...

117. WHAT IS ADVENTIST YOUTH TO YOUTH? Sponsored by the Institute for prevention of Addictions, Adventist Youth to Youth is a positive peer prevention program which uses local clubs led by youth supported by adult sponsors to reach other youth and children with a drugfree living message http://www.andrews.edu/IPA/y2y/ay2ywhat.html

ADVENTIST YOUTH TO YOUTH WHAT IS ADVENTIST YOUTH TO YOUTH? BACKGROUND: The Start of Youth to Youth. Youth to Youth originated in Columbus, Ohio, as a high school program in 1982. Its goal was to support and encourage teens to be drug-free. By 1984, the program had received much attention and an overwhelming number of requests for help from all over the country. In response, the First National Youth to Youth Conference was developed. The annual conference in Ohio soon spread to regional conferences in California, Idaho, Ohio, and New York, as well as several countries around the world. Adventist Youth to Youth was first tested in the North American continent at the February, 1988 "Fly High Naturally" Conference held in the southeastern U.S. That conference was such a success that it led to further conferences throughout North America. In February, 1990 the North American Adventist church decided to adopt Adventist Youth to Youth as the official prevention program for the 1990s. A collegiate version was launched in 1992. Young adult leaders now provide the major administrative roles for these conferences. The program has been successfully adopted in a number of high schools where sufficient youth and adults have been trained in the program. Most recently the program has been extended to youth leadership development overseas, starting in the former U.S.S.R. in 1992. SO WHAT IS ADVENTIST YOUTH TO YOUTH?

118. Preventing Cruelty To KFC Chickens Petition A petition against Ohio State University from trying to determine the effects of drug abuse in humans who are HIVpositive by injecting cats with the feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) and then giving them doses of methamphetamine. According to experts, FIV is a poor model for HIV and the findings of this cruel experiment probably would be irrelevant to humans with HIV. http://www.petitiononline.com/cruelty/

Preventing Cruelty to KFC Chickens View Current Signatures Sign the Petition To: PETA It came to my attention not long ago of the Cruelty that KFC was inflicting on their chickens. It made me sick to think this was happening, and I have put this petition together to help stop this horrendous cruelty from continuing to happen. A worker from the Tyson Plant in Grannis, Ark. reported these conditions to the People for the Ethical Treatment to Animals (PETA). They have now taken up this case as the one of most concern, and are doing everything in their power to stop this from happening. These chickens suffer a lot. These birds are killed in the most un-humane ways, and may people forget that just like us, they can feel pain. They can be blown apart by dry ice bombs and intentionally scolded to death in hundreds, let alone having their legs broken to fit into shackles. Tyson foods is the top supplier of chicken to KFC, therefore they are being targeted firstly, but the aim is to eventually have laws passed against such treatment. Their first request is to have electrical stunning and throat slicing replaced with gas killing, as this is far less painful and stressful for the chickens.

119. City Of Toronto, Public Health Reports on the use of recreational drugs and key issues relevant to local druguse and prevention in Toronto. http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/drugcentre/

120. Untitled Document Deals with alcohol and other drug dependencies, particularly in connection with the Seventhday Adventist denomination. Promotes abstinence from alcohol and all addictive, mind-altering drugs. Reports on research, seminars. Downloadable files. http://www.andrews.edu/IPA/

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