Alternatives to drugs focus of youth programs
The High Point Enterprise piece reports San Francisco experts urging community driven drug prevention. Halfway houses hotlines and drop in centers offer youths alternatives to drug use. Programs in Newton and Berkeley emphasize crafts, arts, and education to prevent deeper involvement.
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Communities Offer Help and Hot Line Guidance
The article describes youth help hot lines evolving into drop-in centers and clinics, led by Dr. Dale Garrell of Children's Hospital. It notes about 95 hot lines operate nationwide, highlights confidentiality, staff training, and the need for community support and reliable referrals, with Project Place in Boston cited as an example. It also mentions 40 youths nightly seeking crash space and referrals to drug education initiatives.
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