Parent Resources
Sometimes you just don’t know where to turn to when it comes to basic information about drugs. We’ve collected a variety of information and links from trusted sources to help you get started.
Get the Facts
NIDA for Parents
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Above the Influence
Partnership for Drug-Free Kids
Surgeon General
Know The Risks
American Lung Association
E-Cigarettes, ‘Vapes’, and JUULs: What Parents Should Know
Parenting Tips
Your Words Have Power
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
How to talk to your kids about drugs if you did drugs
Partnership for Drug-Free Kids
Vaping: What You Need to Know and How to Talk With Your Kids
Partnership for Drug Free Kids
Marijuana Talk Kit
Partnership for Drug Free Kids
Marijuana Prevention
Keeping Kids Safe in Our Community
Start Talking Now
Washington Healthy Youth (WHY) Coalition
Know the Risks
Talk with your Teen About E-cigarettes: A Tip Sheet For Parents
Locks Save Lives
You Can Save a Life by Locking Up Your Prescription Medications
Teens are under the influence…of you
Who to Call
Clark County Crisis Services
The Clark County Crisis Services program office is staffed by a team of mental health professionals and certified peer counselors who are trained in crisis intervention.
Southwest Washington Crisis Line:
(800) 626-8137 | TTY (866) 835-2755
Clark County Resource Guide
This Resource Guide lists resources for people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in Clark County