Strategies
- Strategy: Safe Design of Public Areas to Prevent Drug Trafficking
- Strategy Neighborhoods can reduce drug-related activity through environmental changes that make their communities less vulnerable and hospitable to drug . . .
- Strategy: Substance Abuse Counseling in Correctional Facilities
- Strategy Mental health care professionals can provide substance abuse counseling in correctional facilities. This helps reduce mental health disturbances . . .
- Strategy: Youth-to-Youth Antidrug Strategy
- Strategy Communities use one of their greatest resources to combat drug use among youths--other youths. Drug Problem Addressed Young . . .
- Strategy: Parental Involvement in Raising Drug-Free Youth
- Strategy Programs and mechanisms that incorporate parental involvement in raising drug-free children can reduce drug use and strengthen community . . .
- Strategy: Prenatal Care and Drug Abuse Treatment for Pregnant Women
- Strategy Prenatal care and drug abuse treatment programs for pregnant women and teenagers can help ensure healthy babies and . . .
- Strategy: Assigning Resource Officers to Schools
- Strategy Law enforcement agencies can open lines of communication between police officers and students by placing a police officer . . .
- Strategy: Easy Access to Prevention and Treatment Services
- Strategy When a community provides easy access to prevention and early intervention services, these services reach youth and adults . . .