41. Medical Leader News - Treatment Offers Hope, Compassion Fannin believes in drug education for parents, too, because many don’t know what signs to watch for. Brad Adkins agrees. “We are losing an entire generation of Pike countians http://www.pikevillehospital.org/pmc_news.html?id=1919

42. Evaluative Questions & Answers � Genuine Evaluation funded drugs education programme consisting of five components drug education in schools (for 11 and 12year-olds – this was the main emphasis), drug education for parents, http://genuineevaluation.com/category/genuine-evaluation/evaluative-questions-an

43. School Education - Druginfo - NSW Government Science based drug education for parents and schools. It also contains a link to the Mind Over Matter series which is designed to encourage young people in grades five through nine http://www.druginfo.nsw.gov.au/research__and__resources/education/school_educati

Skip to content New South Wales Government NSW Health Druginfo search contact us Home About Us What's New ... Education School Education School Education The NSW Government recognises the importance of preventative action and the key role of schools in helping young people become aware of the dangers of drugs. The NSW Drug Summit agreed that abstinence, prevention and development of students' skills were a key factor when dealing with drugs. NSW Health: The Health Behaviours of Secondary School Students in NSW 2002 The report The Health Behaviours of Secondary School Students in New South Wales 2002 is an overview of the main health behaviours of NSW secondary school students. It provides information on lifestyle behaviours including: substance use, such as smoking and drinking alcohol; sun protection; eating habits; involvement in physical activity; and the areas of mental wellbeing and injuries. October 2004 NSW Department of Education (DET): Drug Education Drug education is currently taught in every NSW government primary and secondary school from Kindergarten to Year 10. This links to information and resources on the DET website. End of Year Celebration Kit. 2005

44. A Review Of Drug Prevention Work And Its Evaluation In Stockport Drug education for parents is usually best organised through schools, as the already established relationship between home and school can facilitate recruitment. http://www.cph.org.uk/showPublication.aspx?pubid=34

45. 1996 BALLOT PROPOSITIONS This Commission will seek more drug education for parents and greater parental involvement in drug prevention. The Act requires violent drug offenders to serve 100 percent of http://www.azsos.gov/election/1996/General/1996BallotPropsText.htm

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46. The Following Is Intended As A Model Outline Policy That Schools One aim for the future is to organise drug education for parents/carers using support from the LEA. 18 Awareness of this policy. Teachers, support staff, parents/carers http://www.swimbridge.ik.org/attachments/Drugs_Policy.doc

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47. Drug Rehab And Alcohol Rehab News Mar 2010 PV offers drug education for parents A simple admission of an addiction to painkillers has led to a community outreach program at 7 p.m. Thursday, Never Say Never What Parents http://www.recoveryhelper.org/rehab_news/201003_rehab_news.shtml

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