Teenagers at Risk in Summer!

Summer is the riskiest time of the year when it comes to teens and marijuana.

Consider these statistics:

First-time youth marijuana use increases significantly during the summer months.

Each day in June, July and August, approximately 6,100 youth try marijuana for the first time; that's 38 percent more per day than during the rest of the year.

Kids with unsupervised time are more likely to use drugs and alcohol.

In fact, studies have shown that:
Kids who are NOT regularly monitored by their parents are four times more likely to use drugs.

Teens who report they are "often bored" are 50 percent more likely to smoke, drink, get drunk and use illegal drugs than teens who aren't.

Our new film Drugs and Emotions uncovers ...

Our new film Drugs and Emotions uncovers the cause of boredom, which is a major reason why kids start taking drugs.

Once kids discover this and become aware of how this can effect their lives, they change their minds for good.

More importantly, kids learn how to deal with everyday problems, such as dealing with peer pressure to try drugs or alcohol during the summer.

This is vitally needed information for our youth.

We are in the process of raising funds for the production of Drugs and Emotions.

For a limited time you have a chance to go down in history by having your name or company name listed in this new film.

You can become an executive producer or producer with an actual credit in the film.

Available spots are limited so you should call as soon as possible to see what you can do to be a part of history!

Friends of Narconon's video program has been viewed by over 7 million school kids across the USA alone and is currently being used by more than 6,400 schools nationwide.

What we do now will effect our future and your help is needed to get our next video completed.

Contact Donna Miller today and ask about our video production sponsorship program! 1-800-882-6862.

Sincerely,
Robert Hernandez, CCDC
President
Friends of Narconon, Intl
(Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor)

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