Classroom & School Drug Prevention · Rack Card

Info to Go: 10 Ways to Keep Your Teen Drug-Free Rack Card

A practical rack card resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Adult · College · High SchoolLanguage English
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About this resource

Help parents keep teens drug free with 10 easy-to-follow tips! These cards offer practical tips designed to help parents guide their teens toward healthy choices, all while opening the door to meaningful conversations about drug use and its risks.

Each rack card is packed with helpful advice, from fostering open communication to setting clear boundaries and leading by example. With bite-sized, actionable tips, these cards are perfect for parents and guardians looking to stay proactive in preventing drug use.

Key Features:

  • Packed with 10 easy-to-use tips for keeping teens drug-free
  • Compact, portable, and designed for quick reference
  • Perfect for schools, community programs, and parent workshops
  • Add your name, logo or contact information as a reminder of your commitment to community’s safety

Help parents be a positive force in their teen’s life with the ‘10 Ways to Keep Your Teen Drug-Free’ Rack Cards—because prevention starts with the right conversations and the right resources.

If you like these tips to keep teens drug free, then check out our 10 Things You Can Do to Keep Your Child Drug Free Tabletop Display.

Shop more Rack Cards or Drug Prevention Parenting Resources.

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Audience and timing

Age / Grade Adult, College, High School

Language English

Observance National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, Red Ribbon Week

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