Obviously, healthy and well kids & young adults who in turn become responsible citizens. This results in crime free neighborhoods, calmer societies, and healthier people. If this sounds good to you, we are both heading in the same direction.

Effective drug prevention education, such as delivered by Narconon Vancouver Society, leads to safer living and ultimately healthier families.

The keys to effective drug prevention is always in the basic purposes of the presenter and the organization. Narconon has the purpose of creating a healthy drug-free society. For the past 45 years, Narconon has been delivering drug prevention education around the world with only a drug-free goal in mind.

Therefore improving the quality of life as it relates to drug abuse is easy, even obvious. Simply increase drug prevention education programs in metro Vancouver schools with the purpose of creating a drug-free society.

Only people who oppose the desire for people to be drug-free or healthier would oppose this purpose. Remember that the next time you suggest to another about increasing drug-free approaches to living healthy and successful lives.

Narconon Vancouver Society

I always enjoy delivering drug prevention education talks to Metro Vancouver schools. Recently I was out in the valley and spoke with 200 kids and some adults about the dangers of drugs. I focused on the ‘teenage’ drugs like weed, X and alcohol.

The subject of the 4 talks I did was ‘Drugs & the Body’. The hour long Narconon drug prevention education talk focuses on how long drugs stay in the body, how they effect people’s thoughts, behaviors and health. The worst problems about drug use is the longer term consequences that come back to bite you later, often when least expected.

The high school students gained some simple, memorable and useful understandings about how their bodies work. The drug education talk on ‘Drugs in the Body’ give students a self realization that drugs are far more dangerous than they realized. Some students decided to quit using drugs altogether. Other students strengthened their resolve to avoid drugs at all costs.

All the students enjoyed the hour long drug prevention presentations as much as I enjoyed delivering them.

Tibor Palatinus, Narconon Vancouver Society 2010