Helping YOU reduce
meth use in your community

“The Tackling Meth Toolkit is a remarkable tool.  Communities and coalitions all over the country should use this wonderful resource to combat the meth crisis.  Oregon Partnership should be congratulated!”_.
General Barry R. McCaffrey (former U.S. Drug Czar)

The Tackling Meth Tool Kit is a comprehensive approach to addressing methamphetamine abuse, with a specific focus on empowering local communities.  Because meth effects all of us, the Tool Kit provides community coalitions, business leaders, faith-based organizations, parent groups, schools, law enforcement, health care professionals, civic groups and other community leaders with proven and effective prevention practices. This kit teaches techniques for neighborhood involvement and community action. helps families identify signs and symptoms of meth use, and offers links to methamphetamine treatment resources. It is, in short, one-stop shopping for those involved in the fight against meth, and can make all the difference as you mobilize your community and take action.

The Tackling Meth Tool Kit is actually two kits in one! Open the red side and the Tackling Meth Community Education Tool delivers cutting-edge information to communities through a master Methamphetamine PowerPoint slide library that contains over 140 slides and talking points.  These slides include the effects of meth, meth statistics, photos of meth, meth detection, identification of meth labs, meth laws , the dangers of meth and many more important drug prevention topics. Flip the guide over and open the blue side and the Community Action Guide shows you, step by step, how to mobilize your community to fight back against meth.

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                      Community Education Tool                                             Community Action Guide

For more information please contact Danny Slifman or call 1-800-282-7035.