Programs

Texas Red Ribbon Week

Texas Red Ribbon Week

Red Ribbon Week is the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the country. The National Family Partnership organized the first Nationwide Red Ribbon Campaign in 1988. Since that time, the campaign has reached millions of U.S. children. Although the start and end dates can vary slightly depending on the organization and source, Red Ribbon Week generally takes place the last full week in October, with the weekends before and following the last full week included as appropriate celebration dates. This year Red Ribbon Week will be celebrated October 23-31, 2010.

Texas Red Ribbon Week 2010 will begin with an opening rally at the Texas State Capitol in October.

Meth360 – Community Education Program

Meth360 – Community Education Program

Meth360 exists to unite communities for a critical cause – the prevention of meth use and abuse.  Through Meth360, law enforcement, prevention and treatment professionals come together to deliver presentations about the prevention of meth to community groups and concerned citizens.

Time To Act – An Intervention Guide

Time To Act – An Intervention Guide

Time To Act! helps parents who suspect or know their teen is experimenting with alcohol or drugs take the next steps to help their child.

The Steroids Story – Facts and Risks

The Steroids Story – Facts and Risks

MLB and The Partnership have conducted the most comprehensive research study ever commissioned on the perceptions and attitudes of young people, parents, and high school athletic coaches relative to the use of steroids and performance enhancing substances.

Cough Medicine Abuse – The Facts

Cough Medicine Abuse – The Facts

Cough medicine abuse is taking extremely large doses of cough medicine to get high. The “high” is caused by taking a large amount of dextromethorphan, which is often abbreviated DXM.

Life After – An Online Recovery Community

Life After – An Online Recovery Community

Visit the Life After online community to share your story or encourage those in recovery.

Meth Information & Resource Center

Meth Information & Resource Center

The Methamphetamine Information & Resource Center educates families and community members about the dangers of methamphetamine.

Get Help Toolkit

Get Help Toolkit

There are millions of people who have confronted problem use of alcohol and drugs. This site is here to help empower you or someone you care about to take action.

Check Yourself

Check Yourself

A place for older teens to think in a focused way about their relationship with drugs and alcohol.

The Drug & Alcohol Scene

The Drug & Alcohol Scene

Drug and Alcohol Scene (DAS) is a dynamic, provocative online source for up-to-date news and information on drug and alcohol trends. Combining research, popular culture, expert perspectives and investigative journalism, DAS stories seek to spark conversation, expose emerging threats and concerning trends, and open parents’ and caregivers’ eyes to the ever-changing landscape of teen drug and alcohol abuse.

Intervene: A Community for Parents

Intervene: A Community for Parents

A blog and community of experts, parents and caring adults concerned about our teens’ alcohol and drug use and have come together to share our insights, inspiration, guidance and help.

Decoder

Decoder

A multi-author blog connecting parents and experts that tackles real, everyday issues.

Time to Talk

Time to Talk

Kids who report learning a lot about the risks of drugs from their parents are up to 50% less likely to use. Time To Talk helps parents have frequent, positive conversations with their children.

The Parent Toolkit

The Parent Toolkit

Advice by age—from preschool to college age kids—to help parents connect, protect, or take action if teens are using drugs or drinking.

Not In My House – Prescription Drug Abuse

Not In My House – Prescription Drug Abuse

Every day, 2,500 teens use a prescription drug for the first time to get high. Learn how to protect your kids.

A Parent’s Guide to the Teen Brain

A Parent’s Guide to the Teen Brain

Learn the mystery behind the developing teen brain, and what you can do to help your child avoid trouble.

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