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NCADD of Middlesex County offers several programs to support the school communities. Professional training, staff in-service training, parent education, curriculum development, Prevention Resource Center, and classroom-based prevention programs including are all offered by NCADD.
The chart below offers a brief description of each classroom-based program offered for students. For more detailed information, click on the program name. For a complete overview of all NCADD programs, click here for our programming brochure
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Program Name
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Target Audience
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Brief Program Description
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Grades 2-3
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Six-week program that helps young children build a strong foundation of life skills rooted in key social competencies.
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Forest Friends
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K-Grade 1
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Six-week conflict resolution & anger management program incorporating ATOD.
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Keys to InnerVisions (KIV)
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Grades 6-9
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15-week program that teaches educational curriculum about change in beliefs and behaviors. Helps students cope with life stressors. Involves goal setting, new ways of thinking, and new skills to use in situations over time.
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PATHWAYS
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Carteret High School students
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This partnership creates a safe, structured environment within the school to address the social and health needs of our students, ensuring that they are better able to graduate, become employable or continue their education, and lead physically and mentally healthy, drug-free lives.
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Safe Dates
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8th and 9th grade boys and girls at Carteret Middle School and Carteret High School
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Engaging interactive program developed to help teens recognize the difference between caring, supportive relationships and unhealthy, controlling abusive dating relationships.
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"We’re Not Buying It": The Tobacco and Alcohol Connection
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Grades 6-8
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Four-part program focusing on reducing early first use of tobacco and alcohol.
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NCADD of Middlesex County also publishes an informative monthly newsletter for educators entitled: What’s New for Schools
For more information on any of the programs described above, please contact:
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
(NCADD) of Middlesex County, Inc.
152 Tices Lane
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
Phone: 732-254-3344
Fax: 732-254-4224
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