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National Institute on Drug Abuse


NDAFW National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week





*Registration now open for National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week*?*?March 18-24, 2024*

NDAFW National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week

The NIH National Institute on Drug Abuse and National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism have opened registration?for?*"National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week"**"?"*.?This annual health observance inspires dialogue about the science of drug use and addiction among youth. The event will take place March 18-24, 2024.

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Kahoot! Quizzes

NIDA has multiple, interactive quizzes that can help students learn more about drug use, addiction, and coping with stress while testing their knowledge.

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My Why NDAFW


#MyWhyNDAFW

Calling all social media stars! In this activity, teens are encouraged to authentically voice their thoughts on drug use prevention and positive mental health, sharing "why" these issues are important to them personally and for their communities._ _

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*Make your mark on the NDAFW map*

Get ready to join event planners nationwide for NDAFW 2024! Take the first step by registering today and kickstart your planning. Every registered event appears on the map, enabling you to explore other events in your area and grasp the full impact of NDAFW on a local, national, and global scale.

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Stressed Out?

Stress is a part of every teen?s life. Dealing with stress can sometimes lead students to turn to drugs as a way to cope, especially when facing challenges like mental health concerns or traumatic experiences. Use these materials to help educate students about the impact of stress on their body and help them learn healthy ways to cope with pressure.

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*Nurturing My Mental & Emotional Health*

Help teens develop healthy coping skills to set them up for success in dealing with stress and challenging circumstances. This lesson encourages mindfulness and teaches teens how to practice health-enhancing behaviors, which can support better management of stress and reduce the chances of exploring substance use as an alternative.

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