We are sorry, Parents. The Anti-Drug. website
is no longer available.
Drug and alcohol prevention, intervention and treatment resources for parents can now be found at drugfree.org.
Here are some of the many helpful resources from
The Partnership at Drugfree.org:
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Inside The Parent Toolkit you’ll find practical advice for guiding your child toward a healthy life at every age. Parenting and health experts as well as real parents share the latest tips and tools for raising drug-free kids. Visit TheParentToolkit.org. Also available in Spanish: Habla Con Tus Hijos. |
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The Medicine Abuse Project is an expansive national action campaign rallying parents, grandparents, educators, health care providers, communities and law enforcement to collectively help end teen medicine abuse, and ultimately save lives. By working together, The Medicine Abuse Project aims to prevent half a million teens from abusing medicine within five years. Take the pledge and help end medicine abuse. Visit MedicineAbuseProject.org. |
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A Parent’s Guide to the Teen Brain A Parent’s Guide to the Teen Brain explores the science behind teen brain development and how it shapes normal teenage attitude and behavior. Find video clips, role-playing tools and practical advice from experts — all designed to help you connect with your teen. Visit A Parent’s Guide to the Teen Brain. |
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1-855-DRUGFREE (1-855-378-4373) Are you feeling overwhelmed, stressed or have a specific question about your child’s drug or alcohol use? Our Parents Toll-Free Helpline (English and Spanish) is a nationwide support service that offers assistance to parents and other primary caregivers who want to talk to someone about their child’s drug use and drinking. Call us Monday to Friday. 10:00 am - 6:00 pm ET. Learn More. |
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About The Partnership at Drugfree.org The Partnership at Drugfree.org is a nonprofit organization dedicated to solving the problem of teen substance abuse. Our website allows parents to connect with each other, tap into expert advice and find support in their role as heroes to their kids. |
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