Local Resources
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Sumter CAP is proud to offer Responsible Vendor Training in partnership with our local law enforcement and vendors. To access this training, click the button below. Questions? Email us.
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Spotlight - DEA Resources for Families
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From the website:
Families play a key role in preventing and responding to substance use. Too many families are grieving the death of a loved one due to substance use or coping with the stress that comes from loving a person affected by substance use or misuse. Fortunately, there are thousands of professionals and volunteers involved in all types of organizations who are in positions to help families help their loved one. The Drug Enforcement Administration is honored to partner with these organizations at the state, national and local level. Together for Families seeks to be a place where you can find information that helps you wherever you are on your journey. |
Options for safe disposal of medications
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What you need to know - Vaping
Teen use of "vaping" and e-cigarette devices continues to be an issue in our community and across the country. It is important parents understand what these devices are and the risks of use by teens. Here are a few information resources:
Vaping - The REAL Cost - from HHS.gov
Vapes are trash - an initiative of Parents Against Vaping
Behind the Haze
End the Trend
Vaping and Mental Health - TheTruth.com
Get the Facts and Know the Risks - from the U.S. Surgeon General
Quick Facts on the Risk of E-Cigarette Use by Kids, Teens and Young Adults -from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
Vaping - The REAL Cost - from HHS.gov
Vapes are trash - an initiative of Parents Against Vaping
Behind the Haze
End the Trend
Vaping and Mental Health - TheTruth.com
Get the Facts and Know the Risks - from the U.S. Surgeon General
Quick Facts on the Risk of E-Cigarette Use by Kids, Teens and Young Adults -from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
How do I talk to my kids about vaping? |
Risks of Use
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From SAMHSA : Risk and Protective Factors - Download
From Youth.gov: Risk and Protective Factors - Webpage |
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Attorney General Ashley Moody - Safe Surfing - Teen Download
Attorney General Ashley Moody - Online Safety Toolkit - English Attorney General Ashley Moody - Online Safety Toolkit - Spanish From DEA - Emoji Decoded - Download From Selah Freedom: Apps you need to know (parents) - Download |
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Opioids and Fentanyl - What You Should Know
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Delta 8 - Not a Safe Alternative |
Tips for Talking about Marijuana |
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Other Downloads and Online Resources
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Website Resources
The Partnership for a Drug-Free Kids - Information for Parents and Others
National Institute on Drug Abuse - NIDA - Research and Information on Substance Abuse and Trends
Smart Approaches to Marijuna - SAM - Latest Research on Marijuana, Legalization and Policy
Save Our Society From Drugs - Information on Trends, Issues and Policy
Unmasking Marijuana - Information on Research
Above The Influence - Site for Teens and Youth
Teen Challenge - Youth and Young Adult
DEA Street Wise Prevention - Youth Information
The Center on Alcohol Marketing & Youth - Research and Information on Marketing and Impact on Youth
SAMSHA Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration - Federal Information Site and Clearinghouse
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services - Federal Information Site - Issues, Trends, Tips
Teen NIDA - Science based information on alcohol and drugs, written specifically for teens
National Institute on Drug Abuse - NIDA - Research and Information on Substance Abuse and Trends
Smart Approaches to Marijuna - SAM - Latest Research on Marijuana, Legalization and Policy
Save Our Society From Drugs - Information on Trends, Issues and Policy
Unmasking Marijuana - Information on Research
Above The Influence - Site for Teens and Youth
Teen Challenge - Youth and Young Adult
DEA Street Wise Prevention - Youth Information
The Center on Alcohol Marketing & Youth - Research and Information on Marketing and Impact on Youth
SAMSHA Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration - Federal Information Site and Clearinghouse
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services - Federal Information Site - Issues, Trends, Tips
Teen NIDA - Science based information on alcohol and drugs, written specifically for teens
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Sumter CAP is a Drug Free Community Coalition under E 3 Family Solutions
www.e3familysolutions.org |
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This website is supported in part by Grant #5 NH28CE002560-08-00 from the Family and Youth Services Bureau within the Administration for Children and Families, a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Neither the Administration for Children and Families nor any of its components operate, control, are responsible for, or necessarily endorse this website (including, without limitation, its content, technical infrastructure, and policies, and any services or tools provided). The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Administration for Children and Families and the Family and Youth Services Bureau.