Welcome to our page for parents
and caregivers. Here you will find information that
will help you talk to your children about alcohol and other drugs.
You will also find downloads and links that will provide you with
additional resources to help you in the most important task you will
ever undertake—raising a child.
Use the following links
to navigate on this page:
Downloads/Publications
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- DAFS001
-- Answering The Question (For Parents)
- DAFS002
-- 23 Tips to Keep in Mind and Put to Use (For Parents)
- DAFS003
-- Facts Every Parent Should Know
- DAFS004
-- Grades 4, 5, and 6 (For Parents)
- DAFS005
-- Grades 7, 8, and 9 (For Parents)
- DAFS006
-- Grades K, 1, 2 and 3 (For Parents)
- DAFS007
-- Grandparents Hold the Key
- DAFS008
-- Helping Children on Drugs
- DAFS009
-- Keeping Watch Over Your Child
- DAFS010
-- Talking With Your Kids
- DAFS011
-- The First Year of Middle School (For Caregivers)
- DAFS012
-- Your Preschooler
- DAFS016
-- 40 Developmental Assets
- DAFS033
-- Mentoring: Guidelines for Parents
- DAFS034 --
Mentoring: Parent FAQs
- DAFS035 -FASD:Fetal
Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Overview
- DAFS036 -
FASD: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Prevention
- DAFS037 -
FASD: Effects of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
- DAFS038
-FASD: If You Are Pregnant...
For a complete list of all
downloads/publications available from the Lancaster Drug & Alcohol
Information Center, click here
Terminos
Populares o Callejeros en el Condado de Lancaster
(Popular Street Drug Terms in Lancaster County)
Websites for Parents &
Caregivers
ASK—Adolescent
Substance Abuse Knowledge Base: A website for parents
of struggling adolescents. Includes information on substance abuse
prevention, adolescent substance abuse treatment, and drug identification.
COBYS
Family Services: COBYS Family Services (Lancaster County)
provides a variety of counseling and educational services from a Christian
perspective, including parenting and child-care training using the
40 Developmental Assets model.
Council
On Drug & Alcohol Abuse: The Council On Drug &
Alcohol Abuse of Lancaster County operates a number of prevention
programs, including the Elementary Youth Support Program (EYSP), an
in-school prevention program for at-risk elementary & middle-school
youth; Alternative Community Intervention (ACI), which features a
summer camp (Kids' Kamp), an after-school program (Future Generations),
and a high-school leadership program (Connections); PEAKS (for middle-school
age youth); and Youth Alcohol Education Intervention (YAEI or Life
Skills), an alternative sentencing program for those cited for under-age
drinking. The Council also operates the Lancaster Drug & Alcohol
Information Center. Additionally, The Council provides customized
prevention and education programs and services for youth, schools,
parents, employers, and faith-based organizations.
Join
Together: Join Together supports community-based efforts
to reduce, prevent, and treat substance abuse across the nation. The
Join Together website provides the latest news in the field of substance
abuse prevention and treatment, along with funding information, data
and statistics, and links to other sites.
Leadership
to Keep Children Alcohol Free: A coalition of Governors'
spouses, Federal agencies, and public and private organizations. Leadership
to Keep Children Alcohol Free is an initiative to prevent the use
of alcohol by children ages 9 to 15.
National
Clearinghouse for Drug and Alcohol Information: Comprehensive
information on the treatment and prevention of substance abuse-downloads,
brochures, fact sheets, reports, and videos. Almost all of it is free
and available in quantity. Operated by the federal government.
Parents.
The Anti-Drug: A great website for parents and teachers.
It also has a lot of helpful information for employers and faith communities.
Pennsylvania
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD): Pennsylvania MADD
website includes information about local chapters, legislation and
advocacy, victim services, and education.
Search
Institute: The Search Institute is the primary developer
of the 40 Developmental Assets. Complete information on the 40 Developmental
Assets, including books and videos for parents, educators, youth leaders,
and faith-based organizations.
To see more links, click here.