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Navajo County Drug Project
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Don't forget to listen to DrugNet! The White Mountain's only Radio source for information and help on drugs for the community, businesses, family, friends, addicts and alcoholics who want to know more.
Have a question you'd like answered on the air? Email it to drugnetlive@gmail.com
Have a question you'd like answered on the air? Email it to drugnetlive@gmail.com
Current Events Announcements
HELP Beat Drugs In Navajo County
Major Crimes Apprehension Team (MCAT) K9 Officer Flores, with assistance from MCAT Officer William Murray took back more than 50 pounds of returned prescription drugs—either outdated, expired, unused or unwanted—during Saturday's (June 11) Community Health Fair at Summit Healthcare in Show Low. Hosted by Navajo County Drug Project,
(Photo by Officer Bill Murray)
The Next drug take-back, in conjunction with Young Marine,s will be 11am-2pm, April 21 at Wal-Mart, Show Low.
Support Navajo County Coalition Against Drug Abuse
Choose Friends of the Coalition as your United Way donor agency, join the Coalition as a volunteer, join a Coalition committee or make a tax-deductible contribution to The Friends of Navajo County Drug Project to support the Coalition’s education and community efforts.
Choose Friends of the Coalition as your United Way donor agency, join the Coalition as a volunteer, join a Coalition committee or make a tax-deductible contribution to The Friends of Navajo County Drug Project to support the Coalition’s education and community efforts.
Fund Raising opportunities available for groups who wish to sell T-shirts on our behalf. Earn $2.50/shirt for sales over 50 shirts!! Great for school projects
Tax-deductible proceeds benefit Friends of Navajo County Coalition Against Drug Abuse, Inc.
(26-0468100) and its Coalition programs. Arizona Tax Exemption allows $200 single/ $400 couple tax exemption annually.
(26-0468100) and its Coalition programs. Arizona Tax Exemption allows $200 single/ $400 couple tax exemption annually.
According to the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, every day, 2,500 kids age 12-17 abuse a prescription painkiller for the first time and more people are getting addicted to prescription drugs. Drug treatment admissions for prescription painkillers increased more than 300 percent from 1995 to 2005. Teens are abusing prescription drugs because many believe the myth that these drugs provide a "safe" high. Especially troubling is that the majority of teens who abuse prescription drugs say they are easy to get and are often free.
Newsweek Article: What Addicts Need
Addiction isn't a weakness; it's an illness. Now vaccines and other new drugs may change the way we treat it.
Addiction isn't a weakness; it's an illness. Now vaccines and other new drugs may change the way we treat it.
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