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There are many things you can do to help prevent substance abuse, or intervene if a child or friend is experimenting or has a problem. We’re here to help.

You can download helpful parenting tools, sign up for our eNewsletter, join one of our online communities, or simply browse our resources at www.drugfree.org.

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Our community education programs consist of multimedia presentations delivered by local professionals from the prevention, treatment and law enforcement fields. Programs generally last less than 1 hour and are developed to educate the public about drug prevention and early intervention. Programs are available for parents, teens, Latino audiences, as well as drug-specific education, such as methamphetamine abuse and the abuse of prescription drugs.

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Visit TimeToTalk.org and get our free Parent Talk Kit. Our research shows that kids who consistently learn a lot about the risks of drugs at home are up to 50% less likely to use than those who do not.

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