J.A.D.E. Juvenile Alcohol & Drug Education and Tobacco Education

Teens develop a plan to prevent long-term substance abuse

Teens develop a plan for changing behavior to reach long-term goals

• Recognizing & resisting the pressure to drink alcohol & use drugs

• Understanding the consequences of long-term substance abuse

• Taking responsibility for their actions and for changing their behavior

• Developing goals and strategies for making better choices in the future

 “The way I am living is not the way I want to live & this program helped me to see why.”

Enroll in the J.A.D.E. Program by contacting Tommy Doyle at 916-438-3385 or by email at tommyd@safetycenter.org  

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J.A.D.E. Alcohol & Drug Education helps teens make better choices in the future

• Recognize internal & external pressures to use & develop resistance strategies

• Understand fact-based information about the dangers of substance abuse

• Decide what they are going to do to change behavior in the future

• Set goals with parents to get their support in achieving positive outcomes

“I learned not to be a follower & to lead others in a positive direction”

Contact Tommy Doyle at 916-438-3385 or tommyd@safetycenter.org, to enroll or get class schedules for the J.A.D.E. Program. 

J.A.D.E. is a 10-hour program, completed in two-hour sessions over five consecutive weeks.  Parents of teens under 18 years of age are required to attend Sessions 1 & 5. 

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Tobacco Education

• Understand the harmful effects of tobacco & other substance abuse

• Make decisions that will prevent long-term addiction to tobacco

Contact Tommy Doyle at 916-438-3385 or tommyd@safetycenter.org, to enroll or get class schedules for the Tobacco Education.

The Tobacco Education class is a 2-hour program scheduled once a month.