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Seattle & King County
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Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention (AODP)
821 2nd Ave, Suite 610
Seattle, WA 98104

The Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program is based on the goal of ensuring healthy, safe, and productive lives for all people. Our program helps promote constructive lifestyles that discourage alcohol and drug abuse and promote development of social environments that facilitate alcohol/drug-free lifestyles.

The Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention (AODP) helps prevent problems resulting from the use and abuse of substances. It also increases the awareness of and access to services offered in communities, neighborhoods, and schools. Service provision is contracted through community-based agencies and schools.

Programs and services

	AODP Program Overview
	AODP for Children and Youth
	Parenting for Prevention
	Center for Substance Abuse Prevention
	Project LINK
	Local and National Events and Trainings

Community resources

	Drug/Alcohol and Treatment Resources
	Community prevention training funds
	Service provider information
	Crisis treatment services, outpatient treatment programs, therapeutic communities
	Exemplary prevention program awards
	Reports and presentations
	External websites and health education resources

Summer 2005 Campaign
Preventing youth alcohol use and risks

Summer is a high risk time of year for youth because they tend to have more unstructured, unmonitored leisure time and are involved in more water activities. Through a straight-talking public awareness campaign, Public Health - Seattle & King County advises youth to make the right choices this summer by staying away from alcohol and other drugs and avoiding risky situations such as driving under the influence.

Listen to our Public Service Announcement that aired on local radio stations. (MP3 format)

See also (external sites):

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Alcohol and Drug Information Schools in King County
Do you need to attend an alcohol information school as part of a court-imposed condition? Contact these agencies to determine if you are eligible to attend their classes.

Drug Abuse Trends in King County Detailing local area drug trends based on treatment admissions, emergency department mentions and drug-caused deaths.