Stakeholders trained to tackle adolescent drug use in schools
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Stakeholders trained to tackle adolescent drug use in schools
As drug use among adolescents remains a major concern, authorities are equipping stakeholders in the education system with the relevant skills and knowledge to handle students using addictive substances. Chairman of the National Council on Substance Abuse, Hadford Howell, says those working within schools play a critical role in the fight against drug abuse among adolescents, as informed and competent practitioners. And this is why the NCSA orga…
Because it is necessary to be able to react quickly to prevent a problem from simmering, the Camille-Claudel vocational school in Remiremont set up a day of fight against addictions. A deployment of the law enforcement, health and penal forces this Wednesday was welcome to discuss the subject with the high school students, following an alert.
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