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Following is a listing of helpful resources compiled by CAST.


CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Alcohol & Drug-Related Problems


CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Underage Drinking


CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Delinquency


CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Domestic Violence

 

CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Elderly Issues


CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Parenting

  • Afterschool Alliance
     
  • TheAntiDrug.com's Parenting Tips Newsletter
    FREE Newsletter For Parents and Other Caring Adults
     Have you ever heard of lean? Do you know how to IM your teen? True or false: 3,000 teens try marijuana for the first time each day? There's an easy way to help parents find the answers and keep up with what's going on in their teens' world. When it comes to keeping youth drug-free, PARENTS MATTER. In fact, teens who are close to their parents are less likely to engage in drug use and other risky behaviors.

    As a leader in your community, you can give parents and other caring adults a head start on getting up-to-date information on drug use and teen trends, while also making a positive influence in their teens' lives. Encourage them to subscribe to TheAntiDrug.com's Parenting Tips Newsletter.

    By subscribing to the free e-newsletter, parents and caregivers will receive bi- monthly tips and strategies that provide practical ways they can help keep their teenagers healthy and drug-free.

    Recent newsletters include:
    ** A five-part series on Teens & Technology, with tips on how parents can monitor their teens' use of the Internet and cell phones.
    ** New research findings and how parents should use the information to keep their teens drug-free.
    ** Emerging drug trends like "Lean" (a mixture of alcohol and cough syrup), and how parents can identify signs and symptoms of use.

    Content for each Parenting Tips newsletter is research-based and supplemented by links to more in-depth information on TheAntiDrug.com. It takes less than 30 seconds to sign up. Just enter a valid e-mail address, select TEXT or HTML version, and click "Submit." We do not sell, share, or rent any personally- identifying information about our subscribers.

    We encourage our coalition and community partners to share Parenting Tips newsletters and content from TheAntiDrug.com where appropriate.
     
  • ParentLinkRI.org
     
  • Parents: The Anti-Drug
     
  • StopTeenDrugAddiction.com
     
  • Teens & Technology


CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Smoking


CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Safety & Preparedness


CAST -- Citizens And Students Together Violence Prevention

  • Assault Prevention Information Network
    Explore the Assault Prevention Information Network to strategize about safety precautions; get inspired by real life self-defense stories; learn how to protect your children; find a self-defense course in your area (now over 50 organizations listed!); learn how to evaluate a self-defense course; debunk self defense myths (including a letter from Mace Security International); ponder the relationship between martial arts and self defense; learn about workplace violence; contribute your knowledge and questions.
     
  • California Victims of Crime Program
    For more information regarding the Victims of Crime Program, contact the Victims Program toll-free at 1-800-777-9229.
     
  • Centre for Research on Violence Against Women and Children
    A collaborative venture of Fanshawe College, The London Coordinating Committee to End Woman Abuse and The University of Western Ontario.
     
  • CRU Institute
    A nonprofit organization that teaches conflict resolution and mediation skills to faculty, students and parents, as a way to prevent violence and increase communication.
     
  • Dealing with Workplace Violence: A Guide for Agency Planners
    This handbook, developed by the Office of Personnel Management and the Interagency Working Group on Violence in the Workplace, is the result of a cooperative effort of many Federal agencies sharing their expertise in preventing and dealing with workplace violence. It is intended to assist those who are responsible for establishing workplace violence initiatives at their agencies. However, we anticipate that its usefulness will extend well beyond the planning phase since many of the chapters provide information that can be helpful for managers and specialists as they deal with difficult workplace violence situations.
     
  • Gang Resistance Education And Training
    From the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms.
     
  • Gift From Within
    A private, non-profit organization dedicated to those who suffer post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), those at risk for PTSD, and those who care for traumatized individuals. develops and disseminates educational material, including videotapes, articles, books, and a resource catalog. maintains a roster of survivors who are willing to participate in an international network of peer support. is designated by the Internal Revenue Service as 501(c)(3) public charity, eligible to receive tax-exempt grants, gifts, and donations.
     
  • The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation
    Sponsors scholarly research on problems of violence, aggression, and dominance.
     
  • Internet Nonprofit Center
    Home to donors and volunteers information on more nonprofits than any other site in the world!
     
  • Join Together Online
    A national resource center and meeting place for communities working to reduce substance abuse (illicit drugs, excessive alcohol & tobacco) and gun violence.
     
  • National Center for Victims of Crime
    The nation's leading resource and advocacy organization dedicated to supporting crime victims and those who serve them. Join today and immediately start receiving the tools and resources you need to help victims of crime rebuild their lives.
     
  • National Clearinghouse On Child Abuse and Neglect Information
    A national resource for professionals seeking information on the prevention, identification, and treatment of child abuse and neglect, and related child welfare issues.
     
  • NCADI - National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information
     
  • National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse
    NCPCA is a not-for-profit, volunteer-based organization committed to preventing child abuse in all its forms through education, research, public awareness, and advocacy.
     
  • The National Center for Children Exposed to Violence
    1) A primary national resource center for anyone seeking information about the effects of violence on children and the initiatives designed to address this problem, including a dynamic body of literature, Internet resources and a bibliography database.
    2) A provider of training, technical assistance and consultation to the     Safe Start Initiative, Child Development-Community Policing (CD-CP) Program replication sites and to a variety of collaborative community programs throughout the country that respond to children and families exposed to violence.
    3) A multidisciplinary national forum for exploration of the latest developments related to children's exposure to violence, bringing a strong voice to the needs of children nationwide, through its Advisory Committee.
     
  • The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC)
    NCMEC spearheads national efforts to locate and recover missing children and raises public awareness about ways to prevent child abduction, molestation, and sexual exploitation.
     
  • National Criminal Justice Reference Service
    NCJRS is one of the most extensive sources of information on criminal and juvenile justice in the world.
     
  • Office of National Drug Control Policy - Prevention
    Prevention is any activity that is intended to reduce or minimize the incidence of drug abuse and its negative consequences. These activities include the Drug-Free Communities Support Program, the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign, and the Drug- Free Workplace Program.
     
  • U.S. Nonprofit Advisor
    The one-stop electronic link to the Federal Government for nonprofit organizations.
     
  • Prevent Violence.org
    Resources for Youth is a public education campaign funded by a grant to Martin & Glantz LLC from The California Wellness Foundation.
     
  • A Victim-Assistance Online Resources Project
    Victim Assistance (V-A) is a relatively new but rapidly expanding field which seeks to aid the victims and survivors of crime or tragedy with emotional support, practical aid and advocacy.
     
  • Violence Against Women Office
    From the U.S. Department of Justice.
     
  • Virginia Youth Violence Project
    Identify effective methods and policies for youth violence prevention and response, especially in school settings.

    Other Violence Prevention Resource Indexes:
  • Domestic Violence Menu
    More than 60 articles, published over 11 days, explore domestic violence - its causes, its victims, and some solutions.
     
  • Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation
     
  • Koch Crime Institute Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Links
     
  • Links to other resources on children's issues
     
  • SafetyNet Domestic Violence Resources
     
  • Prevention Yellow Pages

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