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(viewing 1 - 5 of 39)Do It Now Foundation
Do It Now Foundation
America's drug information connection. This foundation has been developing innovative publications and education materials on substance abuse, alcoholism & related health since 1968. Currently their site archives the entire roster of educational publications in these areas. It is especially comprehensive in detailing resources about street drugs.
MADD
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Hennepin County, MN
Los Angeles County
North Carolina
Orange County, CA
San Diego, CA
Provides information about MADD and its history, including links to highway safety, injury prevention sites, and the Driving While Impaired (DWI) issue ranging from general statistics to abstracts of DWI laws.
12 Step Cyber Cafe
Christian Recovery Network
The goal of this site is to help visitors find information about the disease, as well as the help that is available. Visitors that are new to recovery might find the Menuboard of Recovery very informative. This site also provides a chat room for its visitors to share their experiences with each other, and a bulletin board which provides some helpful info on local meetings throughout the world. This site is frequently updated and simple to navigate.
Join Together: Online
Join Together
The free resource center and meeting place for communities working to reduce the harms associated with the use of illicit drugs, excessive alcohol, and tobacco. An extensive and very well-organized site, Join Together is divided into a number of distinct sites: Substance abuse, gun violence, a powerful photographic essay, and The QuitNet (a smoking cessation site). Filled with information ranging from grants, to daily-updated news articles, press releases, and consumer brochures, this vetern of the World Wide Web has kept up-to-date with its smart redesign and easy navigation to useful information. To help ease your information overload, a search engine is also provided.
Parents. The Anti-Drug
Parents. The Anti-Drug
This site offers a wealth of information to parents about all types of drugs. They provide information on topics such as safeguarding your prescriptions (and teens), where teens are getting drugs, how to evaluate if your teen is using, and what parents can do to prevent drug abuse. They provide links to a large collection of resources.
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