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| Friends of Narconon President's Briefing -- Issue 83 | |
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What Are Your Kids Doing This Summer? "Ahh the good-old summertime". Did you know that more American teens try marijuana for the first time during summer, than at any other time of year, according to a report from the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy? The report, "Seasonality of Youth's First-Time Use of Marijuana, Cigarettes or Alcohol," from the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) shows a 40 percent increase in first-time youth marijuana use during June and July, compared to the rest of the year. Each day in June and July an average of 6,300 youths try marijuana for the first time. The number of new underage drinkers and cigarette smokers also jumps during the summer months. With 62 percent of mothers in the U.S. in the work force, the old tradition of stay-at-home moms watching over their vacationing kids has gone the way of black-and-white TV. Haunted by the prevalence of violence, sexual promiscuity and drug abuse among today's youth, some adults look to organized programs as a safe haven for their children. Others feel guilty that they don't spend more time at home and try to make up for it by sending their kids to pricey summer programs. It has become a sort of "deal with it" spending. Part of the problem is that most kids do not get proper education on the subject of drugs. Couple this with the freedom of summer and allure of fun with friends and you get a real recipe for disaster! While you may trust your kids to stay clean, it is difficult to protect them from the pressures of their peers and ensure they will avoid the "experimenting" with drugs. Is there a proven solution? That is why Friends of Narconon provides "The Truth About Drugs" video program. And right now you have a chance to help us get more kids educated on the subject of Marijuana by sponsoring schools to receive our very popular "Marijuana The Myth" video program before summer begins. So don't wait! Sponsor your schools today for only $200.00 per school! Working together we can all make a difference! A public version of our school videos (which includes additional footage and material) is available on DVD for only $47. Contact Donna Miller at Friends of Narconon today! 1-800-882-6862 Sincerely, PSS: I still need a few more answers to the quiz "What is the cause of Boredom?". © 2007 Friends of Narconon, Intl. All Rights Reserved. Narconon, the Narconon logo, and the Narconon "Jumping Man" logo are trademarks and service marks owned by Association for Better Living and Education International and are used with its permission. |
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