Most DHS & HPHS Students Follow the Law
There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. More than half of DHS & HPHS students say they don’t drink alcohol or use marijuana
There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. More than half of DHS & HPHS students say they don’t drink alcohol or use marijuana
Before a child speaks, they sing. Before they write, they paint. As soon as they stand, they dance. Art is the basis of human expression
The odds are your child will be exposed to alcohol or other drug use in social settings or at a friend’s house. It’s never too
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Role Model Festive Fun for Everyone While teens are four times more likely to drink alcohol if their parents report frequent drinking*, families can also
There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. The most common reason reported by DHS & HPHS students is to keep their bodies healthy.
Similar to the alcoholic Mountain Dew and Simply Lemonade highlighted in our February article Is it Soda or Alcohol?, Dunkin’ Donuts is joining the growing
Parents from Deerfield, Highland Park and Bannockburn share why they enjoy volunteering for CTAD’s parent committee. They describe what they learn, including being in the
COMMUNITY is the backbone of CTAD’s success. Our giving residents, parents, professionals and community leaders work on a common goal: to ensure a healthy, successful
60 Second Conversation Starter Here are some easy ways to instill a lifelong commitment of giving back in your child: Be a giving role model
Delta’s MOST OF YOU Campaign There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. More than half of DHS & HPHS students say that being
If you answer YES to any of the questions below, we can use your help! Are you the hostess with the mostess? Help coordinate volunteer
Mailing Address:
433 Vine Ave., Highland Park IL 60035
Office Locations:
Deerfield & Highland Park High Schools
Phone: 224-765-CTAD (224-765-2823)
Email: info@communitytheantidrug.org
Anyone who sends a text message “224HELP” or “224AYUDAME” to 844-823-LEAD (844-823-5323) will receive an immediate text response from a trained, professional counselor provided by LEAD (Linking Efforts Against Drugs)