Metro Vancouver area drug prevention talks for high school kids will be given without charge for 2010. This offer is being made without qualification except these: any group or school will be limited to a maximum of one free day of talks per week and the talks will be addressed to classrooms of students.

To gain access to a schedule of subjects spoken about, please see drug prevention Metro Vancouver

You can also contact Narconon Vancouver at 604-873-1762 and ask for drug education for your school or group.

Call Narconon Vancouver at 604-873-1762

Sincerely,

Executive Director Tibor Palatinus

Narconon Education

Narconon Vancouver is a registered non-profit society in Vancouver, BC. The main purposes of Narconon Vancouver are to educate people of the dangers of drugs so they no longer take them or chose not to take drugs. Secondly, Narconon Vancouver assists people who wish to get off of street drugs or dangerous psychotropic drugs.

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Health, common sense and security are the major focuses of helping people live lives of integrity and honesty. Drug abuse and often recreational drug use leads to or is just a smaller form of escapism at the cost of mental, emotional and physical health.

In BC, Canada the health care system is a burden on the good citizens who pay into it but not so often use. Instead, individuals who chose to fool around with personal drug experimentation will be ruining their mental, emotional and physical well being. They will make themselves sick with drugs. Thereby, the health care system is unjustly taxed by irresponsible and careless drug abusers who seem to have only their concerns in mind when they smoke, snort, drink or pop themselves into oblivion.

Drug abuse is a social problem, it’s a political problem, it’s a damaging health concern. All of these factors need to be brought into the mix when sorting out solutions to drug abuse.

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Narconon Vancouver Prevention education which intervenes before drug abuse begins is the sanest and most economical method of combating a fight against stupidity and greed for personal profit. Drug abuse disconnects people from their societal responsibilities – that first responsibility is to demonstrate and set a good example for others.

Insist upon healthy actions and choices by first living them yourself. Then you’ll be able to speak with conviction when you tell someone abusing drugs, that they are ruining their own health and also taxing an over taxed health / disease care system in BC, Canada.