Classroom & School Drug Prevention · Rack Card

Info to Go: Cocaine and the Developing Brain Rack Card

A practical rack card resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Adult · College · High School · Middle SchoolLanguage English
100 - 249$0.56
250 - 499$0.54
500 - 999$0.52
1,000 - 2,499$0.46
2,500+$0.43

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About this resource

Are you looking to educate your community about cocaine and it’s effects on the developing brain? Our Cocaine and the Developing Brain Rack Cards are the perfect tool for awareness events. These rack cards are specifically designed to provide concise information that’s easy to understand and share.

Whether you’re hosting a school assembly, a community health fair, or a parent-teacher meeting, these rack cards are a valuable resource. They help initiate important conversations about the dangers of cocaine, equipping your audience with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions. What’s more, they’re compact and easy to distribute, making them a convenient addition to your toolkit.

Each Rack Card provides the following information:

  • Notes cocaines short- and long-term effects
  • Addresses the risk of addiction
  • Includes a personalization area on the back for your custom message and logo

These rack cards breaks down how cocaine affects the brain in a way that’s easy to read, making them perfect for both teens and adults. Order your rack cards today and take a stand against substance abuse.

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Planning Details

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Audience and timing

Age / Grade Adult, College, High School, Middle School

Language English

Observance National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

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