National Anti-Drug Strategy
nationalantidrugstrategy.gc.ca
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- A Parent's Guide for Preventing Drug Abuse, Ottawa Police Service
- An Early Start: Drug Education Begins At Home, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- Communicating with Your Teenager About Drugs, DanceSafe
- Deal.org, Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Dealing with Issues - Parents, Addictions Foundation of Manitoba
- Drug Education Begins At Home, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- DrugWise Parents: Helping parent leaders across Canada to inform other parents on preventing substance abuse, Canadian Home & School Federation (CHSF)
- How can I help my child make safer decisions regarding substance use?, British Columbia Government
- How do I talk to my teen about substance use?, British Columbia Government
- How To Talk With Your Kids About Drugs, Ottawa Police Service
- Informing, Educating, Involving, Supporting & Empowering Parents through Schools to Promote Health, Canadian School Health Centre and the Canadian School Health Knowledge Network
- My kid on drugs: What can I do?, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- Parent Action on Drugs
- Parent Zone, Ottawa Police Service
- Parents Guide to Prevention, The Canadian Don't Do Drugs Society
- Parents Matter, Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs
- Parents: The Anti-Drug, United States Office of National Drug Control Policy - National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign
- Straight Facts About Drugs & Drug Abuse, Health Canada
- Substance Abuse Treatment for Young People - What you need to know, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- Substance Use, Vancouver Island Health Authority
- Talk to Frank, United Kingdom Home Office
- Talk with Your Kids, Nova Scotia Addiction Services
- Talking with your kids about crystal meth and other drugs, Province of Manitoba
- Talking With Your Kids About Drugs, Australia National Drug Campaign
- Teaching your children the truth about drugs and gambling, Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (AADAC)
- Ten tips for talking to your kids about substance use, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- What Moms, Dads, family members and other grown ups can do, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
- When Someone You
Know Has a Drug Problem, Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Commission
